October Reading Advent

 Hello, all!

Sorry for the delay! I've been extremely busy this past month, but I'm excited to gift you all with another reading advent. We're coming up on the last few advents, and it's been such a fun experiment! 

I decided to give this month a theme that suits it perfectly, so without further ado, I present to you an extensive list of enjoyable novels in the Horror genre!

Enjoy, and have a happy (and terrifying) month of reading!

(Note: Not all of these recommendations are completely clean, including every other advent post after this. Read at your own discretion, but I try not to recommend too many books with bad content. Happy reading!)

  1. The Haunting at Bonaventure Circus-Jaime Jo Wright
  2. The Souls of Lost Lake-Jaime Jo Wright
  3. Frankenstein-Mary Shelley
  4. The House On Foster Hill-Jaime Jo Wright
  5. The Vanishing at Castle Moreau-Jaime Jo Wright
  6. The Invisible Man-H.G. Wells
  7. The Reckoning at Gossamer Pond-Jaime Jo Wright
  8. Night Falls On Predicament Avenue-Jaime Jo Wright
  9. The Tell-Tale Heart-Edgar Allen Poe
  10. The Curse of Misty Wayfair-Jaime Jo Wright
  11. On the Cliffs of Foxglove Manor-Jaime Jo Wright
  12. Something Wicked This Way Comes-Ray Bradbury
  13. Echoes Among the Stones-Jaime Jo Wright
  14. Specters in the Glass House-Jaime Jo Wright
  15. Don't Turn Out the Lights-Jonathan Maberry
  16. Into the Pit-Scott Cawthon
  17. Small Spaces-Katherine Arden
  18. Serafina and the Black Cloak-Robert Beatty
  19. Not Quite a Ghost-Anne Ursu
  20. Scritch Scratch-Lindsay Currie
  21. Riley's Ghost-John David Anderson
  22. Liar's Room-Dan Poblocki
  23. The Curse On Spectacle Key-Chantel Acevedo
  24. Only If You Dare-Josh Allen
  25. The Grave Thief-Dee Hahn
  26. Ghostlight-Sonia Gensler
  27. The Forgotten Girl-India Hill Brown
  28. The Ghost of Crutchfield Hall-Mary Downing Hahn
  29. The Haunting-Lindsey Duga
  30. It Found Us-Lindsay Currie
  31. One For Sorrow-Mary Downing Hahn

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