Horror

Books designed to frighten and to invoke feelings of horror and terror.

The Devil All the Time Cover
Rating:4.3/5

The Devil All the Time Review

"The Devil All the Time" weaves a dark tapestry of intertwined lives, exploring the gritty underbelly of human nature. Despite its heavy tone, the compelling characters and moral dilemmas keep you hooked. It's a thrilling, albeit disturbing, read.
Coraline cover
Rating:4.3/5

Coraline Review

Coraline, by Neil Gaiman, takes readers on an eerie adventure. With a vivid parallel world and relatable characters, this spooky tale expertly blends horror with whimsy. Expect thrills, chills, and a touch of humor along the way!
The Mitsitam Café Cookbook: Recipes from the Smithsonian National Museum of the American Indian Cover
Rating:3.8/5

The Mitsitam Café Cookbook Review

In 'The Only Good Indians', suspense and identity collide like my uncle's bad driving. You'll find yourself laughing, cringing, and maybe clutching the book tighter in terrifying anticipation. A cultural horror gem worth the occasional scare.
It Ends with Us: A Novel (1) Cover
Rating:4/5

It Ends with Us Review

"Stephen King's 'It' crafts childhood fears into a chilling tale. The Losers' Club faces Pennywise, with friendship as their armor. King's vivid storytelling and creepiness thrill, though some find it a bit lengthy."
The Outsiders: Eight Unconventional CEOs and Their Radically Rational Blueprint for Success Cover
Rating:3.8/5

The Outsiders Review

Stephen King's 'The Outsider' mixes mystery with supernatural thrills. I laughed, I gasped, and I almost spilled my coffee. It's gripping, but maybe 100 pages longer than needed. Still, a must-read for thriller fans like us!
The Picture of Dorian Gray cover
Rating:4.5/5

The Picture of Dorian Gray Review

Oscar Wilde's 'The Picture of Dorian Gray' tells a tale of beauty and decay. The portrait reveals Dorian's inner corruption, while his outer appearance remains flawless. It's a gripping exploration of vanity and the impact of art on life.
Lisey's Story: A Novel Cover
Rating:4/5

Lisey’s Story Review

In 'Lisey’s Story', Stephen King crafts a compelling journey through grief and love. With complex characters and a unique narrative style, this emotional ride explores the rawness of loss and the strength found in memories.
Wee Gillis (New York Review Children's Collection) Cover
Rating:3.5/5

Wee Gillis Review

Navigating "House of Leaves" feels like entering a labyrinth of words and fear. Every page twists reality, but mind the confusion. A rewarding read for mystery lovers craving something different, yet might frustrate those seeking straightforward storytelling.
The Legend of Sleepy Hollow: The Original 1820 Edition: Classic Illustrated Edition Cover
Rating:4/5

The Legend of Sleepy Hollow Review

"The Legend of Sleepy Hollow" entertains with its creepy vibe, Ichabod's laughable antics, and a thrilling headless chase. However, lengthy descriptions may lag some readers. Still, a classic that haunts the imagination!
The Metamorphosis Cover
Rating:3.8/5

Metamorphosis Review

"The Metamorphosis" by Franz Kafka flips reality upside down. Gregor becomes a giant bug, sparking drama and hilarity. Family's bizarre reactions offer a fun, thought-provoking read on isolation and identity.