I don't know how the weather's been where you live, but here on the central east coast it's been dreary. Rain, overcast skies, and darkened rooms, even during the day. It's spooky reading weather at its best, with chilly hints of autumn in the air. I'm in the mood to share this feeling. How about a book giveaway? :)
There are two brand new, hardback, dytopian books up for grabs and I'll choose a winner for each!
Here's what you need to do:
~ Be a follower of this blog
~ In a comment, tell me which book you'd prefer (if you have a preference)
~ Provide an email address where I can contact you (if you're not comfortable putting your email address online, you can send it to me at wendyhigginswrites@gmail.com)
~ Also in your comment, tell us what spooky, dark stories you recommend :)
I'll accept entries for one week. Contest will end at midnight Friday, September 30th. Winner will be chosen at random and announced Sunday, October 2nd.
Thanks everyone! ~Wendy


35 comments:
GFC Andreat78
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Thank you!
I haven't read this book, but I heard it's a bit spooky: Anna Dressed in Blood by Kendare Blake
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I'm fine with either :)
My recommendation would be "The unbecoming of Mara Dyer". Its AWESOME.
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I would recommend Dark Eden by Patrick Carman, it was a pretty creepy read.
Thanks for the great giveaway.
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And I recommend Something Wicked This Way Comes by Ray Bradbury. :D
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I am foshizzly a follower (BookBreather Reviews)
I haven't read very spooky stories lately, but I've heard that Anna Dressed in Blood is fantastic (A book that I desperately want. Haha.), and there is the Curse Workers series by Holly Black. Personally, I find that spooky.
Thanks for the oppurtunity!
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I'm following as Seattlelover7 =]
The Forest of Hands and Teeth might be good, but The Harrowing by Alexandra Sokoloff is probably better defined as "spooky" =]
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Awesome giveaway
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I'd recommend The Devouring series by Simon Holt. Really really really creepy.
Vivien
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I'm a follower :D
ALSO - I can't wait for Anna Dressed in Blood, and The Girl Who Loved Tom Gordon is one of my favorite Stephen King books - probably cause I spent a LOT of time in the woods as a kid.
And "spooky dark stories"? Um...I recommend BLOOD MAGIC by Tessa Gratton. I've read the first few chapters and it's plenty spooky and dark.
OR
NAME OF THE STAR by Maureen Johnson. It's not out yet, but the first 78 pages are available to read.
Thanks for the giveaway,
- Megan Conway
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Spooky, dark story would be Maureen Johnson's Name of The Star and Kendare Blake's Anna Dressed In Blood.
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As far as spooky stories go, I haven't read that much YA spooky books lately - but for adult: House of Leaves (not for the faint of heart) and The Vanishing by Tim Krabbe (easier read, but also a very creep-tastic ending). Sorry I don't have and YA recommendations at this time.
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My spooky book rec would be Possess by Gretchen McNeil.
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Well this isn't necessarily a spooky book, but Daughter of Smoke and Bone has that paranormal creepy feeling sort of..It's just a really good book anyhow. :D
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As for spooky--I'd recommend The Replacement by Brenna Yovanoff. It's dark and strange, and the MC has a wonderfully sweet and genuine voice.
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I just finished Wither and found it a wee bit spooky!
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I'd recommend Anna Dressed in Blood
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The sun's shining here in Sydney, Aus at the moment so it's not exactly the sort of weather that creates a spooky atmosphere. Still, if I close all the curtains and play a John Carpenter soundtrack in the background I can trick myself into thinking it's Halloween. As egotistical as it is, my spooky book recommendation would have to be my own - Winter's Shadow. Guaranteed to give even the bravest YA paranormal reader the creeps or your money back.
And thanks everyone who entered this weekend! I'll see you next weekend. :) Happy creepy reading!
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-Len of Musings of a Reader Happy
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Any spooky, dark stories? You know, I really can't think of any off the top of my head, which is sad b/c those are precisely the sort of stories that I love to read. I'm really excited for the upcoming releases of The Death Cure and Variant, though.
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Maybe Blood Magic by Tessa Gratton? Reviewed the ARC on my blog when the publisher sent it to me. It's very creepy...but good.
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