Travel back to 1990’s New Orleans during Fang Fest, a vampire-themed extravaganza, and relive your teen years in this bloody YA tale of gruesome murders, sisterly love, and supernatural discoveries. It’s 1995 and Fang Fest is about to begin. 17-year-old Mina lands in New Orleans to stay with her older sister, Libby, and have the … Continue reading
Jennifer Strange is your average high school freshman. And I mean that. She’s the girl you were in school, or the girl you were friends with, and NOT the bombshell of a specimen depicted in film or TV. Except now, she’s actually cursed with the power to destroy supernatural beings and is therefore a magnet … Continue reading
I doubt you’ll find a more charming or ghostly YA story than The Graveyard Book. It’s about a baby named Nobody who is raised by ghosts in a graveyard after his family is brutally murdered. Quaint, right? It’s the trademark fantasy/wonderful weirdness that Gaiman is known for (and less of the severe complexity that he’s … Continue reading
Having a bonfire? Whip this bad boy out. These little tales of fright are so beloved, they hardly need an introduction. The same goes for those god damn illustrations (swoon). It may not scare you like it used to but it might just remind of a time when it did. Read it aloud over some … Continue reading
