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The Poisoned House

falconmedia — Fri, 27 Jan 2012 17:30:05 +0000

You won’t get scolded. You won’t get a beating. Death seems like a reasonable choice in Greaver Hall. A lot of it has been going on there. Fourteen-year-old Abi suffers a day-to-day basis of work and boredom. The housekeeper, Mrs. Lillian Cotton, is strict and uptight, so why not have a little fun? Maybe trick her into thinking her dead sister’s ghost is haunting her. But when the prank goes too far, a different spirit visits the house – one with no good intention.

This book was amazing, great, spectacular! I loved it so much, and the ending, oh the ending! It was shocking, a major twist. Like a giant crescendo in a great musical piece, it ended with a big bang. I highly recommend this book. The writing style and words make it seem like the reader is in the late 1800s. I loved it, so should you!

Brain Camp

falconmedia — Fri, 27 Jan 2012 12:00:03 +0000

Two kids named Jenna and Lucas are sent to a summer camp called Camp Fielding. Everything is fine at camp until Jenna and Lucas find out the camp’s big secret. My favorite scene is when Jenna and Lucas find the cure for the campers. Even though they had the diease they still found the cure. [TinkerTime11]

Bloodline

falconmedia — Tue, 24 Jan 2012 14:43:17 +0000

Will Shaw goes to fight in WWI only to find out that his commanding officer is a vampire. After returning home, he finds out that his captain is going out with his sister. My favorite part of the story was when Will had vivid descriptions while in the trenches. My favorite scene was when they finally reached Castle Dracula. I recommend this book to people who like suspense and unexpected twists at the end. If you’re squeamish and don’t like gore and violence, I do not recommend this book. [Dark Sage 1331]

Demon Apocalypse

falconmedia — Thu, 19 Jan 2012 15:41:41 +0000

This story is about demons that kind of look like humans. They go around and murder people. The demons’ lord is named Lord Loss; he gets mad very easily. I liked this book because horror stories are my favorite. I also liked Lord Loss because I like the leaders of bad people. I also liked how the demons were animals as well. Book 6 of the Demonata series. [None]

A Monster Calls

falconmedia — Fri, 13 Jan 2012 14:29:05 +0000

Conor O’Malley awakes one night (12:07 to be specific) to find a monster. You would expect him to be scared, but he isn’t. He’s only scared of the monster from his nightmare. This monster is different. It doesn’t want his life. It wants the truth, which only Conor can deliver. Conor’s mom is suffering from a deadly disease and he figures the monster has good intentions. He believes the monster is here to save his mom. But the monster is only here for one person: Conor O’Malley. Dealing with these strange recurring visits every night at 12:07, when the monster tells him strange stories, Conor deals with bullies, his dad, his mother’s health, and destruction – lots of it. Will Conor be able to bear this pressure?

At first I thought this book wasn’t that good. It confused me by not giving any background information, like where the story took place. You had to infer it, which I began to like by the third chapter. After knowing that there was a secret, the truth, I had to finish it! This book was not only a horror story, but also something to cry about. READ IT! [rocky158]

The Nightmare

falconmedia — Tue, 10 Jan 2012 14:39:20 +0000

This story is about nightmares that come to life. An ancient artifact, when in the hands of the wrong person, puts a curse on some unlucky people and makes their nightmares come alive. I loved this book! It combined the perfect amount of mystery and spine-chilling tales. Anyone who loves creepy books will consider this a new favorite. Definitely a must read! There are many plot twists, you will be surprised and scared. It’s very dark, so read at your own risk. You will be on the edge of your seat practically the whole time. The nightmares not only come true in this book, they get even worse. They can’t actually hurt you, but beware! [unknown 000]

Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark

falconmedia — Wed, 21 Dec 2011 17:44:06 +0000

There are many stories in this book. One called “Big Toe” is about a boy who finds a big toe in the ground. He pulls it out and shows it to his mother, who cooks it for dinner. His father comes home and splits it into three pieces, and everyone eats a piece. They go to bed. The boy thinks it’s all a dream until a man enters his bedroom and asks, “Did you eat my big toe?”

This book was good. I kept hoping that the boy wouldn’t die. This book got me hooked! [FD]

Lifeblood

falconmedia — Wed, 14 Dec 2011 13:52:39 +0000

This book is about an area of the world called Darkside, which is almost another world, but is on planet Earth. It’s almost impossible for people to cross from the regular world (Lightside) to Darkside because it causes so much pain that it can kill you. Darkside is a place for criminals, almost like a jail, but an entire city. Murders happen every day and it’s okay. A young boy named Jonathan is not like that. He has never hurt a fly, but he’s stuck in Darkside because his mom has disappeared. There have also been two gruesome murders which Jonathan has somehow linked to his mother’s disappearance. He will do anything to find out what happened to his mom. Someone or something is hunting him.

This book was great! It was full of action and there was a surprise in every chapter. It was impossible to predict what was going to happen next. In fact, this book had the most surprises of any I’ve ever read. I would recommend this book to anyone who likes scary, gruesome, murderous stories. This book also has a lot of action and mystery. Book 2 of the Darkside series. [Nd]

New Horror – 2011 December

falconmedia — Wed, 07 Dec 2011 16:05:40 +0000

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New Horror – 2011 December

falconmedia — Thu, 01 Dec 2011 15:56:16 +0000

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