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Spring into Horror Read-a-thon

Here we go again! This time Michelle over at Seasons of Reading is hosting a horror readathon — for 2 whole weeks! I do like thrillers and mildly scary movies, but I'm the kind of woman who'll find myself thinking of horror scenes while I'm home alone at night, so I try not to feed my imagination that way. But I'm excited about reading a different genre than I usually gravitate towards.

 These are the victims I will try to kill, I mean read in the next 2 weeks:


The Graveyard Book 
by Neil Gaiman
Bird Box 
by Josh Malarian
Desperation Road 
by Michael Farris Smith

Join us, check out the #SpringHorror challenge and join along: Spring into Horror Read-a-thon

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  1. Michelle Stockard MillerApril 24, 2017 at 9:13 PM

    Welcome, Suzanne! So glad you could join us.

    I still have to get around to The Graveyard Book and I really want to read Bird Box. I've heard good things about them both.

    Happy Reading!

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