Paranormal

Tunnels of Blood is an engaging and thrilling read that would be perfect for young adult readers who enjoy the horror and supernatural genres. Darren Shan's ability to create an eerie atmosphere is exceptional, and the book's plot is full of twists and turns that will keep readers on the edge of their seat. The unique feature of this book is its exploration of the darker side of vampire culture, and its emphasis on the struggle between good and evil. Overall, Tunnels of Blood is a must-read for fans of the series and those looking for a spooky, supernatural adventure.

Hunger, by Michael Grant, is a thrilling and terrifying second installment in the GONE series. The story follows Sam Temple and the kids of Perdido Beach as they struggle to survive in a world where food is scarce and danger lurks around every corner. With complex characters and moral dilemmas similar to The Hunger Games and Divergent, Hunger is sure to leave readers on the edge of their seats.

A Taste for Red is a hilarious and original vampire story that will take readers on an immersive journey through the eyes of Svetlana, a sixth-grade goth girl who recently discovered that she is a vampire. The book perfectly captures the feeling of being an outsider and the struggle to fit in with the "jellybean-eaters". The unique and funny writing style of the author will keep readers engaged throughout the story. Additionally, the mysterious twist involving Svetlana's science teacher will leave readers on the edge of their seats. If you're a fan of vampire stories and are looking for a fun and light-hearted read, A Taste for Red is the perfect choice!

Ghosts, specters, the dead, and the undead fill the pages of this spectacular gift book by master storyteller Jane Yolen. From the ghostly goadings of an insistent - and recently deceased - choir teacher to the most frightening prom date you never want to have, this riveting collection of poems and stories is sure to leave even the most skeptical of readers all shivers and gooseflesh. Lavishly illustrated by David Wilgus's haunting pencil drawings, each tale is prefaced by a note from the author in which she discusses the writer's craft and why it is that storytellers - and their listeners - are drawn to spooky yarns.Contents• It Was the Hour• Ghost Boy• Tombmates • Police Report • The White Lady • The Boy Who Sang for Death• Seance for Eight • Mrs. Ambroseworthy • Night Wolves • The Singer of Seeds • In the Silvered Night • Mandy • Haunt • Green Ghosts• Souls• The Moon Ribbon • Prom Ghost • My Own Ghosts