Tag: adults are absent

Cover of Snow Day by M. T. Coffin has an evil snowman with clawed stick fingers reaching out for the viewer

Recap #118: Spinetinglers #7: Snow Day by M. T. Coffin, a.k.a. “Is This The Book You Wished For?”

Posted on 20 December 201713 April 2019 by Jude Deluca

Title: Spinetinglers #7 – Snow Day Author: M.T. Coffin, a.k.a. Robert Hawks Cover Artist: ??? Tagline: The Weather Outside Is

Recap #117: Graveyard School #27: Here Comes Santa Claws by Tom B. Stone, A.K.A. “Krampus 0”

Posted on 17 December 201713 April 2019 by Jude Deluca

Title: Graveyard School #27 – Here Comes Santa Claws Author: Tom B. Stone/Nola Thacker/D.E. Athkins Cover Artist: Mark Nagata Tagline:

Recap #108: The Forbidden Game #3: The Kill by LJ Smith

Posted on 22 November 201713 April 2019 by Donna

The Author: L.J. Smith, who finally ditched the ridiculous descriptions and probably realized what she did with Dee in the

Recap #98: The Forbidden Game #2: The Chase by LJ Smith

Posted on 23 October 201713 April 2019 by Donna

The Author: Who uses really oddball descriptions of things, repeatedly. Seriously. What the hell are spaniel eyes? Maybe? I don’t

cover of The Cemetery by D. E. Athkins, has four fingers coming out of dirt with long, sharp silver nails

Recap 96: The Cemetery by D. E. Athkins

Posted on 15 October 201731 July 2019 by Wing

Title: The Cemetery by D. E. Athkins Summary: At a Hallowe’en party with very exclusive guests, the disguised play a

Recap #90: The Forbidden Game #1: The Hunter by LJ Smith

Posted on 23 September 201713 April 2019 by Donna

The Author: LJ Smith was never part of my reading repertoire when I was younger. In fact I never even

cover of Song of the Vampire by Carmen Adams, dramatic image of white dude vampire holding a fainting white woman

Recap #82: Song of the Vampire by Carmen Adams

Posted on 23 August 201713 April 2019 by Donna

[Wing: OH NO THAT COVER. We’ve come a long way from the fun of The Band.] The Author I stand

Recap #81 Fear Hall: The Conclusion by R. L. Stine A.K.A. “And You Thought Student Loans Were Scary!”

Posted on 17 August 201713 April 2019 by Jude Deluca

Title: Fear Hall: The Conclusion (obviously follows Fear Hall: The Beginning) Author: R.L. Stine Cover Artist: Franco Accornero Tagline: “Welcome back

cover of Silent Stalker by R T Cusick, shows a white girl on a floor in what looks like a cave, cowering away from a bunch of rats

Recap #73: Silent Stalker by R. T. Cusick

Posted on 15 July 201731 July 2019 by Wing

Title: Silent Stalker by R. T. Cusick Summary: Trapped in a madman’s castle, a young girl must fight to save

cover of The Roommate, with a girl standing in front of a window staring in horror at something offscreen

Recap #71: Nightmare Hall #2: The Roommate by Diane Hoh/Nola Thacker

Posted on 3 July 201713 April 2019 by Dade

Title: Nightmare Hall #2: The Roommate Summary: Four roommates share a suite in the Quad. Danni is beautiful and perfect,

book cover for Up the Airy Mountain by Debra Doyle and James Macdonald, is a snowy woods scene with the title in white lettering on the blue sky and the authors' names in black lettering on the snow

Recap #69: Up the Airy Mountain by Debra Doyle and James Macdonald

Posted on 15 June 201731 July 2019 by Wing

Title: Up the Airy Mountain by Debra Doyle & James Macdonald (Bad Blood series) (podcast) Summary: Valerie Sherwood is a

The Hitchhiker by R L Stine book cover, right hand with thumb raised up in front of two headlights

Recap #65: The Hitchhiker by R. L. Stine

Posted on 15 May 201731 July 2019 by Wing

Title: The Hitchhiker by R. L. Stine Summary: He wants a ride. She wants a thrill. So, in spite of

Recap #64: Identity Theft by Anna Davies

Posted on 24 April 201731 July 2019 by Wing

Title: Identity Theft by Anna Davies Summary: Hayley is going to have the best year ever. After years of careful planning,

Recap #63: Wickedpedia by Chris van Etten

Posted on 10 April 20172 August 2019 by Dove

Dove recaps Wickedpedia by Chris van Etten, one of the new Point Horrors, that address the injustice of the lack of diversity of leads in PH: we need MOAR WHITE MALES. And that’s probably the least shitty thing about this book. Brace yourself.