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HellBound Books Anthology of Creature Features
Come on, admit it, we all love a gripping tale of our fellow creatures gone bad. Think Jaws, The Rats, The Crabs, Pede, Them! – the list is practically endless (hell, they even made a movie about killer bunny rabbits! Night of the Lepus, 1972, anyone?).
There’s just something so inherently terrifying about the animals we see every day and take for granted are going to stay in their dens, burrows, nests, swamps, and crevices going on a murderous rampage of mayhem and outright slaughter against us poor human beings. Knowing what they are truly capable of has us keeping one wary eye on the critters, that’s for sure.
And so, gathered within the pages of this skin-crawling, nerve-jangling anthology, you’ll discover a collection of the most horrifying examples of Mother Nature gone psycho we could unearth.
We have killer goldfish, a murderous mantis, a hellish giant arachnid, giant lizards, turtles, something altogether indescribable with tentacles, and so much more. Heck, there’s even a tale of butterflies we guarantee will chill you to your very soul!
Featuring zoological tales of terror Tim Newton Anderson, R. D. Tyler, Chad Barger, Seaton Kay-Smith, Milan Kovačević, Julien Jayus, Robb White, Serena Daniels, Rose Strickman, Janna Layton, J. Neira, and the amazing Cliff McNish.
There’s just something so inherently terrifying about the animals we see every day and take for granted are going to stay in their dens, burrows, nests, swamps, and crevices going on a murderous rampage of mayhem and outright slaughter against us poor human beings. Knowing what they are truly capable of has us keeping one wary eye on the critters, that’s for sure.
And so, gathered within the pages of this skin-crawling, nerve-jangling anthology, you’ll discover a collection of the most horrifying examples of Mother Nature gone psycho we could unearth.
We have killer goldfish, a murderous mantis, a hellish giant arachnid, giant lizards, turtles, something altogether indescribable with tentacles, and so much more. Heck, there’s even a tale of butterflies we guarantee will chill you to your very soul!
Featuring zoological tales of terror Tim Newton Anderson, R. D. Tyler, Chad Barger, Seaton Kay-Smith, Milan Kovačević, Julien Jayus, Robb White, Serena Daniels, Rose Strickman, Janna Layton, J. Neira, and the amazing Cliff McNish.
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Published May 29, 2025
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August 22, 2025
I was lucky enough to get my hands on Creature Features from Hellbound Books, and honestly? It was such a fun and surprising read.
I’ve always loved a good anthology — there’s something about dipping into different stories with their own little worlds that just makes me happy. And this one didn’t follow the usual formula. Some of the creatures in here aren’t even scary in the traditional sense (I’m looking at you, butterflies), but the authors managed to twist them into something dark, eerie, and totally unforgettable.
What I really appreciated was how different each story felt. It wasn’t the same overplayed monsters we see all the time, and that made it feel fresh and exciting. Sure, there were a few stories I connected with more than others (as always), but I genuinely didn’t regret reading a single one. A few even had a little thread of sadness woven in, which gave them a really unexpected emotional depth — and I loved that.
This was such a cool take on the whole “creature feature” idea, and as usual, Hellbound Books delivered something bold, weird, and wonderful. I can’t wait to check out more of their anthologies — they’ve definitely earned a spot on my horror shelf.
I’ve always loved a good anthology — there’s something about dipping into different stories with their own little worlds that just makes me happy. And this one didn’t follow the usual formula. Some of the creatures in here aren’t even scary in the traditional sense (I’m looking at you, butterflies), but the authors managed to twist them into something dark, eerie, and totally unforgettable.
What I really appreciated was how different each story felt. It wasn’t the same overplayed monsters we see all the time, and that made it feel fresh and exciting. Sure, there were a few stories I connected with more than others (as always), but I genuinely didn’t regret reading a single one. A few even had a little thread of sadness woven in, which gave them a really unexpected emotional depth — and I loved that.
This was such a cool take on the whole “creature feature” idea, and as usual, Hellbound Books delivered something bold, weird, and wonderful. I can’t wait to check out more of their anthologies — they’ve definitely earned a spot on my horror shelf.
August 11, 2025
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ – Mother Nature Has Officially Lost Her Mind (and I’m Here for It)
If Goosebumps grew up, went feral, and moved in with Tales from the Crypt, Anthology of Creatures Features would be their unholy lovechild.
This collection is pure, unapologetic creature chaos — we’re talking killer goldfish, vengeful turtles, homicidal mantises, and even butterflies that will make you side-eye your garden. Each short story packs a punch, delivering just enough gore, chills, and dark humor to keep you grinning like a maniac while also questioning every animal documentary you’ve ever watched. The magic Octopus might be my fav!
The variety here is chef’s kiss — one minute you’re in deep with a hellish spider, the next you’re avoiding eye contact with your goldfish. The pacing is perfect for binge-reading in one sitting or sneaking in a quick scare before bed (though… maybe don’t if you value sleep).
Bottom line? If you love horror that doesn’t take itself too seriously but still manages to make you squirm, laugh, and occasionally scream “WHAT DID I JUST READ?”, grab this book immediately. It’s wicked fun, wonderfully twisted, and exactly the kind of absurd, skin-crawling entertainment horror fans live for.
If Goosebumps grew up, went feral, and moved in with Tales from the Crypt, Anthology of Creatures Features would be their unholy lovechild.
This collection is pure, unapologetic creature chaos — we’re talking killer goldfish, vengeful turtles, homicidal mantises, and even butterflies that will make you side-eye your garden. Each short story packs a punch, delivering just enough gore, chills, and dark humor to keep you grinning like a maniac while also questioning every animal documentary you’ve ever watched. The magic Octopus might be my fav!
The variety here is chef’s kiss — one minute you’re in deep with a hellish spider, the next you’re avoiding eye contact with your goldfish. The pacing is perfect for binge-reading in one sitting or sneaking in a quick scare before bed (though… maybe don’t if you value sleep).
Bottom line? If you love horror that doesn’t take itself too seriously but still manages to make you squirm, laugh, and occasionally scream “WHAT DID I JUST READ?”, grab this book immediately. It’s wicked fun, wonderfully twisted, and exactly the kind of absurd, skin-crawling entertainment horror fans live for.
July 20, 2025
HellBound Books Anthology of Creature Features
By: Tim Newton Anderson, R. D. Tyler, Chad Barger, Seaton Kay-Smith, Milan Kovačević, Julien Jayus, J. Neira, Rose Strickman, Janna Layton and Cliff McNish
Publisher: HellBound Books Publishing LLC
Release Date: May 29, 2025
Length: 218 pages
Star Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Dread Factor: 💀💀
What Did I Just Walk Into?
You ever wonder what would happen if all the animals decided to say “screw the food chain” and start their own murder tour? Yeah—this book answers that question with unhinged, gory enthusiasm. HellBound Books Anthology of Creature Features is like Animal Planet if it was hosted by Satan and produced by B-movie royalty. You’ve got goldfish with a taste for blood, mantises with murder on their mind, and butterflies that definitely aren’t here for aesthetic purposes.
This collection embraces its pulpy, monster-movie roots with a wink and a machete. It's part horror, part absurdist delight, and 100% confirmation that Mother Nature is not your friend.
Here’s What Slapped:
📖 The sheer audacity of some of these creatures. Killer turtles? Goldfish? Butterflies? Sign me up.
📖 Each story comes in fast, hits hard, and leaves you looking suspiciously at your houseplants.
📖 Big nostalgic vibes for fans of late-night horror flicks and creature features from the 70s and 80s.
What Could’ve Been Better:
📖 Like most anthologies, a few stories were more "mild discomfort" than "full-blown terror," but honestly, even the weaker ones had charm.
📖 I could’ve used more variety in tone—some leaned too hard into serious horror when this concept practically begs for unhinged camp.
Perfect for Readers Who Love:
📖 Creatures that do not stay in their lane.
📖 Short horror stories that bite fast and leave you bleeding.
📖 The chaotic energy of Night of the Lepus but with better writing and fewer questionable special effects.
Reviewed by Robin for Robin’s Review
By: Tim Newton Anderson, R. D. Tyler, Chad Barger, Seaton Kay-Smith, Milan Kovačević, Julien Jayus, J. Neira, Rose Strickman, Janna Layton and Cliff McNish
Publisher: HellBound Books Publishing LLC
Release Date: May 29, 2025
Length: 218 pages
Star Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Dread Factor: 💀💀
What Did I Just Walk Into?
You ever wonder what would happen if all the animals decided to say “screw the food chain” and start their own murder tour? Yeah—this book answers that question with unhinged, gory enthusiasm. HellBound Books Anthology of Creature Features is like Animal Planet if it was hosted by Satan and produced by B-movie royalty. You’ve got goldfish with a taste for blood, mantises with murder on their mind, and butterflies that definitely aren’t here for aesthetic purposes.
This collection embraces its pulpy, monster-movie roots with a wink and a machete. It's part horror, part absurdist delight, and 100% confirmation that Mother Nature is not your friend.
Here’s What Slapped:
📖 The sheer audacity of some of these creatures. Killer turtles? Goldfish? Butterflies? Sign me up.
📖 Each story comes in fast, hits hard, and leaves you looking suspiciously at your houseplants.
📖 Big nostalgic vibes for fans of late-night horror flicks and creature features from the 70s and 80s.
What Could’ve Been Better:
📖 Like most anthologies, a few stories were more "mild discomfort" than "full-blown terror," but honestly, even the weaker ones had charm.
📖 I could’ve used more variety in tone—some leaned too hard into serious horror when this concept practically begs for unhinged camp.
Perfect for Readers Who Love:
📖 Creatures that do not stay in their lane.
📖 Short horror stories that bite fast and leave you bleeding.
📖 The chaotic energy of Night of the Lepus but with better writing and fewer questionable special effects.
Reviewed by Robin for Robin’s Review
August 11, 2025
This book was provided to me by the publisher in exchange for an honest review.
I don’t have the best track record with anthology collections, but when Hellbound Books slid this one across my desk, I figured—why not give it a shot? Anthology of Creature Features turned out to be a pleasant surprise, and it’s got plenty going for it.
When it comes to creatures and cryptids, breaking new ground can be tough. It often feels like everything’s been done—or done to death. But the authors in this collection came to play. Just about every story features a fresh concept or creature I’d never run into before, which is no small feat in this genre.
One of the things I enjoy most about reading is that moment when your imagination kicks into overdrive—when words on a page light up vivid scenes in your head. This book sparked that feeling in nearly every story. I wouldn’t say I was scared, but I was definitely engaged.
Sure, a few entries ended more abruptly than I’d like, and the quality of the writing varies a bit—but that’s expected with anthologies. Taste is subjective, and what didn’t quite land for me might be another reader’s favorite. That said, several of these stories felt like they had the potential to expand into novellas or full-length novels. I hope the authors get the chance to revisit and build on those ideas.
The real question: Was it fun? And for the most part—yeah, it was. If you’re into cryptids, creatures, and creepy little tales that don’t weigh you down, I’d say there’s a good chance you’ll find something here to enjoy.
All in all, I’m giving Anthology of Creature Features a solid 3.5 stars. Nice job, Hellbound gang—keep ‘em coming.
I don’t have the best track record with anthology collections, but when Hellbound Books slid this one across my desk, I figured—why not give it a shot? Anthology of Creature Features turned out to be a pleasant surprise, and it’s got plenty going for it.
When it comes to creatures and cryptids, breaking new ground can be tough. It often feels like everything’s been done—or done to death. But the authors in this collection came to play. Just about every story features a fresh concept or creature I’d never run into before, which is no small feat in this genre.
One of the things I enjoy most about reading is that moment when your imagination kicks into overdrive—when words on a page light up vivid scenes in your head. This book sparked that feeling in nearly every story. I wouldn’t say I was scared, but I was definitely engaged.
Sure, a few entries ended more abruptly than I’d like, and the quality of the writing varies a bit—but that’s expected with anthologies. Taste is subjective, and what didn’t quite land for me might be another reader’s favorite. That said, several of these stories felt like they had the potential to expand into novellas or full-length novels. I hope the authors get the chance to revisit and build on those ideas.
The real question: Was it fun? And for the most part—yeah, it was. If you’re into cryptids, creatures, and creepy little tales that don’t weigh you down, I’d say there’s a good chance you’ll find something here to enjoy.
All in all, I’m giving Anthology of Creature Features a solid 3.5 stars. Nice job, Hellbound gang—keep ‘em coming.
August 5, 2025
Hellbound Books Anthology of Creature Features is like a horror grab bag—12 short stories, each with its own eerie flavor, and not a dull one in the bunch. It kept me on my toes the entire time.
If you were a Goosebumps kid like me, this collection will hit that nostalgic sweet spot. It’s got those “creepy bedtime stories for adults” vibes—just enough weird to make you squint at the shadows, but not enough to keep you up all night.
The stories lean more spooky than scary, but they’re creative as hell. Some were unsettling enough that I had to close the book and say, yeah, that’s a tomorrow problem (still side-eyeing you, "Fingers" by R.D. Tyler). Others sucked me in so fast I didn’t realize how long I’d been reading. And then there’s "The Magnolia Tree", which left me with one big WTF did I just read energy—in the best way.
I only wish a few stories would’ve leaned harder into their camp and chaos, because when they did, it was delicious.
Perfect for readers who love short, strange, slightly unhinged horror with a nostalgic twist. It won’t give you nightmares, but it might make your dreams a little weirder.
If you were a Goosebumps kid like me, this collection will hit that nostalgic sweet spot. It’s got those “creepy bedtime stories for adults” vibes—just enough weird to make you squint at the shadows, but not enough to keep you up all night.
The stories lean more spooky than scary, but they’re creative as hell. Some were unsettling enough that I had to close the book and say, yeah, that’s a tomorrow problem (still side-eyeing you, "Fingers" by R.D. Tyler). Others sucked me in so fast I didn’t realize how long I’d been reading. And then there’s "The Magnolia Tree", which left me with one big WTF did I just read energy—in the best way.
I only wish a few stories would’ve leaned harder into their camp and chaos, because when they did, it was delicious.
Perfect for readers who love short, strange, slightly unhinged horror with a nostalgic twist. It won’t give you nightmares, but it might make your dreams a little weirder.
July 24, 2025
I was graciously offered a free ebook (& purchased my own copy) in exchange for a review. Thank you so much for the opportunity to read this anthology collection 🤓.
This collection of anthologies (or short stories) absolutely fit the theme of creepy-evil creatures. These stories give off the vibe of youth at a summer camp, sitting around a campfire as the sun sets, making s’more’s & “telling ghost stories” with a flashlight underneath their chins; for GROWN UPS.
I really liked the creativity of each of these creatures in this collection. Some of these creatures were wild in appearance; some were crazy in physical abilities, and some were smart enough to be unpredictable at the right time. The variety kept this overall collection exciting for me, & it also kept each story ‘original’ without the influence of the other stories/collections.
Strictly an opinion - my top favorite stories were “The Goldfish”, “Fingers”, & “White Mantis”.
This collection of anthologies (or short stories) absolutely fit the theme of creepy-evil creatures. These stories give off the vibe of youth at a summer camp, sitting around a campfire as the sun sets, making s’more’s & “telling ghost stories” with a flashlight underneath their chins; for GROWN UPS.
I really liked the creativity of each of these creatures in this collection. Some of these creatures were wild in appearance; some were crazy in physical abilities, and some were smart enough to be unpredictable at the right time. The variety kept this overall collection exciting for me, & it also kept each story ‘original’ without the influence of the other stories/collections.
Strictly an opinion - my top favorite stories were “The Goldfish”, “Fingers”, & “White Mantis”.
August 1, 2025
RATING: 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
This collection of short horror stories absolutely fit the title of “creature features”. Each story is unique and creative to itself. Some stories are scary, some are a little spooky, and some are downright disturbing! Some start off a little slow, some jump right into it. This will be the perfect read for Halloween/Spooky Season. This book is awesome!
In this book you will find killer goldfish, giant spiders, lizards, turtles, butterflies and so much more- all with their own terrifying twist.
HUGE thank you to Hellbound Books for reaching out to me and sending me a free ebook in exchange for an honest review. Can’t wait to read more from you!
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August 6, 2025
Hellhound’s Anthology of Creature Features is like Goosebumps for adults. I instantly got that nostalgic vibe while reading this collection of short stories.
These weren’t stories that will keep you up all night, but each story was creative and packed a punch in its own unique way. These creatures were like no other you’ve read before. Picture the cute and docile animals you see everyday and send them on a murderous rampage.
Horror fans who love a good short read that will leave you questioning if it’s really your dog down under your bed will eat this anthology up.
Thank you to Hellbound Books for this gifted copy. This is an honest and voluntary review
These weren’t stories that will keep you up all night, but each story was creative and packed a punch in its own unique way. These creatures were like no other you’ve read before. Picture the cute and docile animals you see everyday and send them on a murderous rampage.
Horror fans who love a good short read that will leave you questioning if it’s really your dog down under your bed will eat this anthology up.
Thank you to Hellbound Books for this gifted copy. This is an honest and voluntary review
July 27, 2025
Hellbound books’ Anthology of Creature features
This is a collection of horror stories. “Mother Nature gone psycho”. Some start off slow and some dive right in. It is worth the read. Keeps you on your toes.
Makes u second guess winning a goldfish from the state fair…
Questioning if that was really your dog under the bed!?
To making you wonder what was that thing in the forest .. could it possibly have been a cat !? Had to be …. No one else can remember … or do they ?
&& even more crazy things happen in this book !
This is a collection of horror stories. “Mother Nature gone psycho”. Some start off slow and some dive right in. It is worth the read. Keeps you on your toes.
Makes u second guess winning a goldfish from the state fair…
Questioning if that was really your dog under the bed!?
To making you wonder what was that thing in the forest .. could it possibly have been a cat !? Had to be …. No one else can remember … or do they ?
&& even more crazy things happen in this book !
July 31, 2025
Do you remember the Goosebumps books? I loved those, and they are one of my favourite childhood books!
This collection of short stories has a similar vibe. It gives "creepy bedtime stories for adults".
I liked the creativity of these stories. I did not think they were scary, but more eerie/spooky. It was deliciously weird though I wish some stories would lean into their weirdness and camp!
This book is perfect for those who like short, campy horror stories with "Goosebumps" vibes! It won't keep you up ant night, but it will give your dreams a little twist!
This collection of short stories has a similar vibe. It gives "creepy bedtime stories for adults".
I liked the creativity of these stories. I did not think they were scary, but more eerie/spooky. It was deliciously weird though I wish some stories would lean into their weirdness and camp!
This book is perfect for those who like short, campy horror stories with "Goosebumps" vibes! It won't keep you up ant night, but it will give your dreams a little twist!
October 12, 2025
This anthology brings the chaos with goldfish gone rogue, mantises with murder issues, and creepy crawlies that made my tail puff. A few of the stories? Absolutely feral in the best way. Gory, weird, and wildly fun.
Others? Well... not every beast brought the mayhem. A few tales didn't quite sink their teeth in, but that's the nature of anthologies
-some pounce, some nap.
Final verdict:
3.5 whiskers for a mixed but entertaining batch of zoological chaos. If you love monster mayhem and a little variety in your horror, there's plenty here to enjoy (and side-eye your pets over).
Others? Well... not every beast brought the mayhem. A few tales didn't quite sink their teeth in, but that's the nature of anthologies
-some pounce, some nap.
Final verdict:
3.5 whiskers for a mixed but entertaining batch of zoological chaos. If you love monster mayhem and a little variety in your horror, there's plenty here to enjoy (and side-eye your pets over).
August 4, 2025
Thank you HellBound Books for providing me a copy!
A quick and fun read.
12 short stories in total making the reading process enjoyable and keeping me on my toes the entire time.
Were all the stories terrifying? No. Some of them (looking at you The Magnolia Tree!!) had me thinking what the hell did I just read. 😂
The stories I enjoyed most were the ones with trigger warning topics.
A quick and fun read.
12 short stories in total making the reading process enjoyable and keeping me on my toes the entire time.
Were all the stories terrifying? No. Some of them (looking at you The Magnolia Tree!!) had me thinking what the hell did I just read. 😂
The stories I enjoyed most were the ones with trigger warning topics.
August 26, 2025
ARC review
Rating: 5.0
Every story in this book was interesting! The horror of it and the different creatures made this book so good. I enjoyed each story! I love a good creature book! I definitely recommend this for anyone who loves a good horror read with creepy creatures!
Rating: 5.0
Every story in this book was interesting! The horror of it and the different creatures made this book so good. I enjoyed each story! I love a good creature book! I definitely recommend this for anyone who loves a good horror read with creepy creatures!
July 11, 2025
Creatures are cute, cuddly, and adorable, until they go bad. This book is full of gory stories that are perfect for summerween and getting into the spooky spirit!
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November 28, 202512 different stories of 12 different critters that go bump in the night. Some of them creep along to the people, some of them have the people creep along to them. All of them in one way or another bite.
As an anthology each story was a little different in style, voice, and obviously topic. And while there were a few I liked the most, there weren't any that I didn't like. Infact I flew through this book in one sitting, which honestly kinda sucked. I had planned to just read the first story at my desk and get through the rest of the book later, on my sofa with a blanket and a spooky movie. Instead I suddenly found myself an hour later still sitting at my desk with the book completely finished.
My two top stories though.
The first story, 'Fingers.' 1-2 sentences in and you'll recognize this classic, which has always been a favorite. But this one has a special twist that was an otherworldly delight. And the detail with the gore was definitely enough to make you scrunch your nose. Legit wtf moment when he stops to actually look at the damage, was not expecting that.
My second favourite was 'The Seraph in the Crawlspace.' - A simple story really. Mom doesn't believe our MC that something is lurking around under the house. But little sister believes because little sister has seen it. A tale of why you don't follow the child in the horror movie trying to show you the thing in the dark.
The funniest one? The Green Rail. Because I laughed at the end when they went, 'damn.'
The grossest one? The Magnolia Tree. Full of body horror goodness and love poems.
Overall, from the very first story, I was getting major Goosebumps vibes but for an older crowd. A lot of these stories are campy in a nostalgic way with just enough of a gorey bite to remind you they're all grown up. This is the spooky season of anthologies for me and this was the perfect one to kick it off.
All around a fantastic read for a spooky night on your sofa or in your bed. Just keep your limbs from hanging over the edge and don't go following any unknown things into the nearby swamps.
Spice - 0/5 - spooky stories about critters and creeps, some nudity in one story, but Annabelle's dad has wonky brains, so she understands.
Dark - 2/5 - There's a bit of violence and gore in a few stories but largely I'd say this one is more friendly to a wider age rht off the bat this book was giving major Goosebumps vibes, but Goosebumps if you ramped the gore factor up several levels.
Thanks to Hellbound Books and HenryRoipr for the gifted ebook.
As an anthology each story was a little different in style, voice, and obviously topic. And while there were a few I liked the most, there weren't any that I didn't like. Infact I flew through this book in one sitting, which honestly kinda sucked. I had planned to just read the first story at my desk and get through the rest of the book later, on my sofa with a blanket and a spooky movie. Instead I suddenly found myself an hour later still sitting at my desk with the book completely finished.
My two top stories though.
The first story, 'Fingers.' 1-2 sentences in and you'll recognize this classic, which has always been a favorite. But this one has a special twist that was an otherworldly delight. And the detail with the gore was definitely enough to make you scrunch your nose. Legit wtf moment when he stops to actually look at the damage, was not expecting that.
My second favourite was 'The Seraph in the Crawlspace.' - A simple story really. Mom doesn't believe our MC that something is lurking around under the house. But little sister believes because little sister has seen it. A tale of why you don't follow the child in the horror movie trying to show you the thing in the dark.
The funniest one? The Green Rail. Because I laughed at the end when they went, 'damn.'
The grossest one? The Magnolia Tree. Full of body horror goodness and love poems.
Overall, from the very first story, I was getting major Goosebumps vibes but for an older crowd. A lot of these stories are campy in a nostalgic way with just enough of a gorey bite to remind you they're all grown up. This is the spooky season of anthologies for me and this was the perfect one to kick it off.
All around a fantastic read for a spooky night on your sofa or in your bed. Just keep your limbs from hanging over the edge and don't go following any unknown things into the nearby swamps.
Spice - 0/5 - spooky stories about critters and creeps, some nudity in one story, but Annabelle's dad has wonky brains, so she understands.
Dark - 2/5 - There's a bit of violence and gore in a few stories but largely I'd say this one is more friendly to a wider age rht off the bat this book was giving major Goosebumps vibes, but Goosebumps if you ramped the gore factor up several levels.
Thanks to Hellbound Books and HenryRoipr for the gifted ebook.
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