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Boo! 10 spooky reads we can't put down

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Hello, Halloween season! We’re ready for the chills…starting with these 10 spookalicious books we seriously can’t stop reading.

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The Mediator: Shadowland, Book One by Meg Cabot
Suze Simon is your average girl who happens to be able to see and talk to ghosts. When she moves to California, there is a ghost named Heather who wants revenge on her ex. Will Suze be able to help her move into the afterlife?
I Know What You Did Last Summer by Lois Duncan
Four teens go on a road trip over the summer and accidentally hit and kill a boy. They dump his body in a lake, and swear to take the secret to their graves. But, the following summer, one girl receives a note stating, “I know what you did last summer.” The person who wrote the note wants revenge, and if these friends can’t outsmart the anonymous writer, they’ll be the next to die.
The Graveyard Book by Neil Gaiman
Bod Owens became an orphan as a toddler when a man murdered his whole family. He crawls down to a nearby graveyard, is discovered by the ghosts who live there, and is taken in by two of them. Follow Bod as he grows up and encounters everything from vampires to mummies.
The Body Finder by Kimberly Derting
Violet has an unusual talent. She can find the bodies of people who have been murdered. When a serial killer starts terrorizing her small town, Violet may be the only person who can stop him.
Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark by Alvin Schwartz
This classic scary story book will keep you up all night with creepy black and white illustrations. The best way to read it? In the dark with only a flashlight and your besties!
Bad Girls Don’t Die by Katie Alender
Alexis thought Kasey was just acting weird as usual when she kept playing with this strange antique doll. But soon after, weird things start happening in their house—doors open and close by themselves, water boils on an unlit stove—and that’s not all. Kasey’s blue eyes turn green and she starts talking like people decades ago. What’s taken over Kasey? Will Alexis be able to save her?
The Afterlife by Gary Soto
Chuy is just your average Californian cutie, but when he is suddenly stabbed in a restroom and is soon floating above his bleeding dead body, he now has to embark on a new life as a ghost. He’s able to do things he’d never dreamed of as a human—including possibly falling in love with another ghost!
Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children by Ransom Riggs
Jacob just lost his grandfather, who wrote him a letter before he died. The letter takes Jacob to a remote Island off the coast of Wales. There, Jacob finds an abandoned orphanage. The kids who were sent there were sent away for a reason—they were dangerous, and they might still be alive.
Ruined by Paula Morris
Rebecca just moved to New Orleans and is staying in a creepy house with her aunt. She soon befriends Lisette in the local graveyard, and she shows Rachel around New Orleans. There’s only one catch: Lisette is a ghost.
House of Dark Shadows by Robert Liparulo
When Xander moves from LA to a small town, he couldn’t help but be disappointed. Shortly after moving into an old Victorian-era home, strange things start happening—things going bump in the night, ending up at his school, and time traveling portals. After all these occurrences, Xander starts to wonder whether this house is good or evil.
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BY KELLY MYSLINSKI ON 10/20/2012 12:00:00 AM

POSTED IN entertainment, Book Club, books we love, Authors, Meg Cabot, halloween, books

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If you like scary books, read Jane Emily. Its wonderfully creepy

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by zepfergirl on 11/18/2012 8:15:52 PM

I loved ms Peregrines home for peculiar children! Hey all my fellow bookworms! If you love reading, being creative, and being yourself, then cone join my club- Ravenclaw girls! You don't even have to like Harry Potter- Ravenclaw is a personality!

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by zepfergirl on 11/18/2012 8:10:28 PM

i want to read bad girls don't die

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by samiam2000 on 11/14/2012 8:04:44 AM

If you like scary books, then you should read 'All the Lovely Bad Ones' or 'Wait 'till Helen Comes' or even 'Old Willis Place' or 'Deep and Dark and Dangerous' they are all by Mary Downing Hahn. They are really scary. But even scarier is 'The ghost of Greylock' by Dan Poblocki. That one's really scary. I stayed up till 2:30 reading it because I couldn't sleep.

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by galegirl on 11/3/2012 7:54:46 PM

Me and the kids in my class last year would all love to to read the scary stories books. They are so...well, scary! And some others are Mary Downing Hahn books and Juniper Berry.

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by Glitterheart16 on 10/29/2012 12:01:21 AM

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