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Sep 18, 2013 11:07AM
Time for our October nominations!
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Thinking of Halloween-ish things! Even though they're super short Alvin Schwartz's Scary Stories is always fun (there are 3 in the series all just over 100 pages). Also The Haunting of Hill House is a classic!
do the suggestions have to be spooky suggestions?
Maybe Carrie? I've been meaning to read it and with Halloween and the new movie coming out, now seems to be a good time!
Sophie wrote: "In the Woods seems interesting!"It's wonderful, but frustrating. I would read it again though!
Kirsten wrote: "Thinking of Halloween-ish things! Even though they're super short Alvin Schwartz's Scary Stories is always fun (there are 3 in the series all just over 100 pages). Also The Haunting of Hill House i..."We did
The Haunting of Hill House last year. It was great.
devochkazhenya wrote: "do the suggestions have to be spooky suggestions?"Nope, they can be whatever you want. We've tended to pick spooky books the last 2 years in October.
I am so here for Carrie, I'd like to nominate Let the Right One In since I absolutely loved the swedish movie.
I second in the woods, even though multiple people have said the ending leaves something to be desired :PI'd be interested in let the right one in as well!
dracula is a classic, have we read that recently?
lol I just looked through the horror and paranormal sections and they all looked p terrible.. what about The Accursed? it looks like it might have potential..
Linh wrote: "Maybe House of Leaves?"Yeah, that one looks so interesting and unique! I'd be down with Misery as well.
Linh wrote: "Maybe House of Leaves?"We read that last year, too.
http://www.goodreads.com/group/booksh...
Jamie wrote: "@jessica that wouldn't happen to be related to the Netflix series would it?"It is. I watched the series over the summer and would like to get into the book this year, too.
it's not super scary but I'm going to throw 'the road' by cormac mcarthy into the ring, it's such an amazing, heartwrenching book
Dracula is so good! I wouldn't mind reading it again. I just bought The Exorcist. Have we done that one yet?
Some of these -- I'm not sure if they should go in contemporary or classic or what... I'm not sure how to do the polls this month!
I'm thinking of just making two polls with ALL of the books listed and then picking the ones that win from each... I doubt we're dumb enough to vote the same book number 1 in two polls.
I'm thinking of just making two polls with ALL of the books listed and then picking the ones that win from each... I doubt we're dumb enough to vote the same book number 1 in two polls.
hmm are you gonna add up all the votes a book gets on both polls tho? like what if you and me both want to read dracula and carrie, but you vote for dracula on poll 1 and carrie on poll 2 and I do the opposite, they're each only going to get 1 vote on each poll even though both of us want to read them!lol did that make sense?
Jamie wrote: "hmm are you gonna add up all the votes a book gets on both polls tho? like what if you and me both want to read dracula and carrie, but you vote for dracula on poll 1 and carrie on poll 2 and I do ..."That's what I was thinking. It just defeats the purpose of 2 polls if votes are going to be added together anyway.
Or is this like a ranking based system? Poll 1's choice is worth more points or something?
So Let the Right One In and Orange is the New Black, it seems?
that would be good cuz then it's a fiction and a nonfiction
that would be good cuz then it's a fiction and a nonfiction
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Dracula (other topics)Hemlock Grove (other topics)
House of Leaves (other topics)
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