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Tyler’s comments from the Creatures, Creatures Everywhere! group.

May's theme will be Merfolk!

Nominate some Merfolk books to read in May!

After this thread has been up for a bit and has some nominations a poll will be held with the nominations to decide May's group read.

Books with seconds, thirds etc. are more likely to make it to the poll if there are a lot of nominations.

No more than 2 nominations and 2 +1's please.

List of group reads Here.

I've had it for awhile and still haven't read it! So i'm excited to finally read it.

Communion: A True Story by Whitley Strieber has won April's group read! This is the thread to discuss "Communion: A True Story" in April. Please use spoiler tags and chapter/page numbers when talking about the book.

SnazzyMoose wrote: "I can’t remember if Alien by Alan Dean Foster has been picked before. But if not, that’s my nomination."

It hasn't been so it's good :)

+1 for Communion

April's theme will be Alien Horror!

Nominate some Alien Horror books to read in April!

After this thread has been up for a bit and has some nominations a poll will be held with the nominations to decide April's group read.

Books with seconds, thirds etc. are more likely to make it to the poll if there are a lot of nominations.

No more than 2 nominations and 2 +1's please.

List of group reads Here.

Little Girls by Ronald Malfi has won March's group read! This is the thread to discuss "Little Girls" in March. Please use spoiler tags and chapter/page numbers when talking about the book.

Michelle wrote: "sorry!!!"

Feel free to recommend something else and the list of group reads we've had is linked in the original post :)

Michelle wrote: "sorry!!!"

It's no problem :)

Michelle wrote: "Hell House by Richard Matheson

+1 for Perron Manor by Lee Mountford
+1 for Haunted, by James Herbert"

Sorry we read Hell House in October of 2020, hasn't been that long.

Mark wrote: "Beat House"

Who is it by?

March's theme will be Haunted Houses!

Nominate some Haunted House books to read in March!

After this thread has been up for a bit and has some nominations a poll will be held with the nominations to decide March's group read.

Books with seconds, thirds etc. are more likely to make it to the poll if there are a lot of nominations.

No more than 2 nominations and 2 +1's please.

List of group reads Here.

Thank you. :)

The Whispering Dead by Darcy Coates has won February's group read! This is the thread to discuss "The Whispering Dead" in February. Please use spoiler tags and chapter/page numbers when talking about the book.

I'd say Killer plants count, we have a killer nature forum here https://www.goodreads.com/topic/group... :)

Welcome Kevin!

I'll +1 the Mummy by Anne Rice too.

Glad you enjoyed it. It's definitely one that one needs to pay attention to with the way it goes back and forth and switches povs and even though I didn't stop and start I still had to often stop for a minute to figure out who was speaking now or where the story was and put it all together.

Denis (deez_bookish_adventures) wrote: "I nominate Palmetto

+1 for The Whispering Dead
+1 for Dark Across The Bay"

I'm sorry. I always check to make sure the books are available so people can get them (because there have been cases of books not being available anymore before) and it seems Palmetto is a Nightworms exclusive and I don't know where one would get it. Is there somewhere one could get it now?

Scott wrote: "I nominate -
The Return, by Rachel Harrison
Rawblood by Catriona Ward
The Hag Witch of Tripp Creek, by [author:S..."

Please limit it to 2 nominations as mentioned in the first post, sorry.

February's theme will be women in horror month!

Nominate some of your favorite horror books by women to read in February!

After this thread has been up for a bit and has some nominations a poll will be held with the nominations to decide February's group read.

Books with seconds, thirds etc. are more likely to make it to the poll if there are a lot of nominations.

List of group reads Here.

No more than 2 nominations and 2 +1's please.