March 2021 Group Read Nominations

[Janet]

+1 for The Rats.

[Caleb]

The Swarm by Frank Schatzing

[Anabella]

Syed wrote: "I nominate Salem's lot! Since the topic is "CREATURES", I nominate this masterpiece from Stephen King! And don't say that this is common, because a very few people h..."
I nominated this one too!

[Rafael]

Jason wrote: "+1 Salems Lot if it fulfils Criteria, Id like a reread."

+1

[Rafael]

We should consider Syed's comment as a seconding.

[Kimberly]

+ 1 for The Raven
+1 The Montauk Monster
+1 The Haunted Forest Tour

[Jeff]

The Thirteenth Koyote by Kristopher Trianna.

[Zain]

No, please everyone, no Steven King! He gets picked all the time, please give other authors a chance.

[Mr Chuck]

Krystal wrote: "OMG what a theme!! I feel like I am just gonna be adding all the noms to my TBR haha

I nominate The Rats by James Herbert

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One of my all-time favorite books.

[Mr Chuck]

Just to change it up I recommend one of these graphic novels.

Each has fantastic creatures and storytelling plus you don't need large comic book knowledge to read them

Aquaman, Volume 1: The Trench
Animal Man, Volume 1: The Hunt
Saga of the Swamp Thing: Book One

[Kimberly]

Nominating Those Who Came Before

[Giovanna]

+1 for The Haunted Forest Tour

not sure I can "vote" for them both, but if allowed...

+1 for High Moor

[Reading]

How about some Robert R. McCammon?

[Kimberly]

Gi wrote: "+1 for The Haunted Forest Tour

not sure I can "vote" for them both, but if allowed...

+1 for [book:High..."

Yes, you can. :D

[Jason]

+1 they thirst

[Jason]

+1 Stinger

[Jason]

+1 The wolf hour

[Latasha]

+1 Those who came before.

[Crystal]

i nominate Colony

[Melissa ♥ Dog/Wolf Lover ♥]

Scott wrote: "Melissa ♥ Dog/Wolf Lover ♥ wrote: " Parasite

I nommed this in another group and since it’s creature feature here, I’ll nom it again! 😉"

Good choice! I..."

Yay!! I have it on KU or maybe I bought it 🤔

[Kasia]

I absolutely loved this and would love a group read of it

The Haunted Forest Tour
+1

[Melissa ♥ Dog/Wolf Lover ♥]

Kasia wrote: "I absolutely loved this and would love a group read of it

The Haunted Forest Tour
+1 "

I’m going to have to retry this book. I don’t think I liked it the first time I tried it. I can’t remember 🤔

[Jason]

+1 Colony

[Kasia]

Melissa ♥ Dog/Wolf Lover ♥ wrote: "Kasia wrote: "I absolutely loved this and would love a group read of it

The Haunted Forest Tour
+1 "

I’m going to have to retry this book. I don’t thin..."

My favorite is when someone says "you probably read it wrong!" lol.. sometimes its not the thing you want to read, not the right time, etc.. give it a shot again, its also not very long so it reads quickly.

[M.E.]

+1

[Melissa ♥ Dog/Wolf Lover ♥]

Kasia wrote: "Melissa ♥ Dog/Wolf Lover ♥ wrote: "Kasia wrote: "I absolutely loved this and would love a group read of it

The Haunted Forest Tour
+1 "

I’m going to ha..."

I’m definitely a mood reader 😳

[Melissa ♥ Dog/Wolf Lover ♥]

+1

[Scott]

+1 The Rats
+1 Stinger
+1 They Thirst
+1 Creature
+1 The Haunted Forest Tour

[Scott]

A couple of more to add to the list

, Blake Crouch
, Jonathan Janz
, Hunter Shea
, Michael McBride

[Kimberly]

+1 Vector Borne

[Melissa ♥ Dog/Wolf Lover ♥]

+1 Vector Borne

[Niquole]

How about The Shuddering by Ania Ahlborn?

[Krystal]

Melissa ♥ Dog/Wolf Lover ♥ wrote: "+1 Vector Borne"

+1

[Kasia]

+1

hm looks good too, my TBR is growing

[Audra]

+1 The Shuddering
+1 Loch Ness Revenge

[Jason]

+1 The Draculas

[Melanie]

+1 again for

[Maura]

Playing Possum

(Haven't read it yet, but...)

[Vicki]

+1 the Raven
+1 the haunted forest tour

[Carla]

Parasite by Mira Grant -- creatures within

[Kasia]

Came across this and I'd love to add it, personally to me it's more horror than sci-fi.

Who Goes There?
by John W. Campbell Jr.,



"Who Goes There?" The novella that formed the basis of "The Thing" is the John W. Campbell classic about an Antarctic research camp that discovers and thaws the ancient, frozen body of a crash-landed alien. The creature revives with terrifying results, shape-shifting to assume the exact form of animal and man, alike.

[Reading]

I second this Kasia, The Thing is one of my favourite movies but I've never read the book from which it was spawned.

[WendyB]

Kasia wrote: "Came across this and I'd love to add it, personally to me it's more horror than sci-fi.

Who Goes There?
by John W. Campbell Jr.,



"Who Goes There?" The novella..."

I've been wanting to read this story for a long time, if just to see how much it's like all the movies made from it.

[Kasia]

I might get a copy just in case haha, because I really do want to read it. Also scary crap happening in Antarctica, I mean what's not to love? It's like the weather is one of the bad guys too. ( Apologies to Antarctica, love you!)

[WendyB]

Kasia wrote: "I might get a copy just in case haha, because I really do want to read it. Also scary crap happening in Antarctica, I mean what's not to love? It's like the weather is one of the bad guys too. ( Ap..."

Might be a good one for a buddy read too if it doesn't make it through the selection process!

[Kasia]

Ooo yaaas :) I've been a terrible buddy reader the last week ( Sorry Alan, sorry Melissa!) but I'm trying, I promise. This is def a nice one and only 160 pages I think.

[Kimberly]

Now I need to read this one! +1 Who Goes There?. And I'm up for that buddy read if it isn't chosen, too!

[Netanella]

+1 on Who Goes There? As well.

[Krystal]

Kimberly wrote: "Now I need to read this one! +1 Who Goes There?. And I'm up for that buddy read if it isn't chosen, too!"

+1 to book and to buddy read lol

[Judy Cadena]

Stolen Tongues
by Felix Blackwell