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The MonsterLibrarian’s Den

One of the goals of MonsterLibrarian is to encourage leisure reading by helping librarian’s with horror and paranormal genre reader’s advisory and collection development and offering book lists and reviews to help readers find another good book to read.    One of the fascinating things about the horror and paranormal genres is that they are found across so many different medias from TV shows, Movies, Video Games and Music.   We are launching the blog The MonsterLibrarian’s Den to not only review the TV shows, Movies and Video Games but to also offer up book recommendations that would be of interest.     We will also be using this blog to review books that are based on popular genre media ( for example books based on the World of Warcraft game).   It is our hope that this blog will help make the connection between the different genre media and books to help librarians promote their genre collection and visitors to find a new book to read.    Visit the MonsterLibrarian’s Den here.

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November reviews at MonsterLibrarian.com

In our mid-November update we have:

In the adult Horror Anthologies section:

Benjamin Franz reviews Decayed Etchings by Brandon Ford.

In the adult Supernatural Horror section:

Benjamin Franz reviews Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children by Ransom Riggs and Cuckoo by Richard Wright.

Colleen Wanglund reviews Carnival of Fear by J.G. Faherty and The White Faced Bear by R. Scott McCoy.

In the Horror Adventure/Urban Fantasy section:

Sarah Renish-Ratelis reviews a book from the TV show Supernatural,  Bobby Singers Guide To Hunting by David Reed.

Lucy Lockley reviews Ghost Story:A Novel of the Dresden Files by Jim Butcher.

In the adult Thrillers section:

David Simms reviews Half Past Dawn by Richard Doetsch.

Benjamin Franz reviews The Paradise Prophecy by Robert Browne

In the adult Cthulhu Mythos section:

Colleen Wanglund reviews That What Should Not Be by Bret J. Talley.

The MonsterLibrarian reviews The Creeping Kelp by William Meikle

 

In the Books Based on Video Games section:

Benjamin Franz reviews Thrall: Twilight of the Aspects by Christie Golden.

In the young adult Vampires section:

Shelia Shedd reviews Lost in Time: A Blue Bloods Novel by Melissa de la Cruz.

In the young adult Werewolf section

Kirsten Kowalewski reviews Red by Kait Nolan.

In the Scary Books for Kids section:

Kirsten Kowalewski reviews Island of the Skog by Steven Kellogg.

 

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Halloween Reviews

Happy Halloween everyone!

We have more reviews for your Halloween reading.
In our Horror Anthologies section:
David Agranoff reviews Harry Shannon’s A Host of Shadows.  Colleen Wanglund reviews Necro Files: Two Decades of Extreme Horror edited by Cheryl Muellenax.

In our adult Supernatural Horrors section:
Rhonda Wilson reviews The Watching by Paul Melniczek,  The Samhanach by Lisa Morton, and  Smile No More by James A. Moore. Colleen Wanglund reviews Eternal Unrest: A Tale of Mummy Terror by Lorne Dixon and  A View from the Lake by Greg F. Gifune.  Jennifer Lawrence reviews Harbor by John Ajvide Lindqvist, Black Light by Patrick Melton, Marcus Dunstan, and Stephen Romano, and The Pumpkin Man by John Everson.

In the adult Urban Fantasy/ Horror Adventure section:
Hannah Kate reviews The Last Seal by Richard Denning.  Michele Lee reviews The Fatal Circle by Linda Robinson and Death Sword by Pamela Turner.

In the adult Zombies section:
Michele Lee reviews Asylum by Mark Allen Gunnells.

In the  young adult Vampire fiction section:
Rhonda Wilson reviews Drink, Slay, Love by  Sarah Beth Durst.

In the Scary Books for Kids section:
Rhonda Wilson reviews The Stoker Legacy Book 1: I was a Seventh Grade Monster Hunter by A.G. Kent. Kirsten Kowalewski reviews Little Goblins Ten by Pamela Jane.  Michele  Lee reviews Beware the Snallygaster by Patrick Boyton.

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