Top 5 Horror

[*b*l*u*e*m*o*o*n*]

I thought I did this one, apparently I was wrong.

List your favorite horror genre books. These may include monsters, zombies, ghosts, vampires, etc

[Ashley Marie]

I'm a bit of a Joe Hill fangirl ;)

[Becky]

I would have

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I read a lot of Stephen King in high school. Then I stopped reading the horror. Not sure why. I think college got in the way.

[Heidi]

I don't really read this genre but here goes:
The Monstrumologist

Rot and Ruin

Game

Far Far Away (not your typical horror but very creepy!)

Hold Me Closer, Necromancer

I know a couple of these could be considered paranormal/dystopian but they include zombies and supernatural beings so I am counting them!

[Ashley Marie]

ahhhh I'm so excited for Monstrumologist!! COME ON OCTOBERRR

[Heidi]

Ashley *Hufflepuff Kitten* wrote: "ahhhh I'm so excited for Monstrumologist!! COME ON OCTOBERRR"

What is in October Ashley??? I looked after you posted that and found out they are making a Monstrumologist movie! I am stoked. It looks like it is only in production so I don't think that is what you were referring to??

[Ashley Marie]

Nah, I just decided to read it in October ;) felt like a good idea lol

[Heidi]

Oh! hahaha!

[*b*l*u*e*m*o*o*n*]

OMG. hahahaha...I got so excited :P

[*b*l*u*e*m*o*o*n*]

I'm surprised that not a lot of people actually read horror. I wish that YA would actually release more YA horror.

Some of the ones I liked
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Can't think of another book to add

[Tommy]

I don't read much horror(I'm pretty sure I recommended this topic in the main Top 5 thread, but specified it was strictly for suggestions haha)

I'll think more on a top 5(gotta run to work like, a 2 minutes ago) but for now I will list two that are golden

1. Monstrumologist(whole series)
2. Rotters(stand alone, but brilliant. just finished it last nigt)