another one that I've been eyeing up for a while, just because the concept sounded interesting. Basically he's taken fairy tales and/or myths and put a modern twist (and I do mean a twisted twist) on them. If you like horror that is just creepy enough to make you go "eww" but not so creepy that it keeps you up at night (I'm kind of a wuss about these kind of things anymore, and I read it at bedtime without a problem), check this one out. And if you like this one, there are 2 more in the series, Red Rider's Hood and Duckling Ugly.
Monday, September 11, 2006
What Mrs. N's Been Reading
I just finished Neal Shusterman's Dread Locks, the first in the Dark Fusion series. This is 
another one that I've been eyeing up for a while, just because the concept sounded interesting. Basically he's taken fairy tales and/or myths and put a modern twist (and I do mean a twisted twist) on them. If you like horror that is just creepy enough to make you go "eww" but not so creepy that it keeps you up at night (I'm kind of a wuss about these kind of things anymore, and I read it at bedtime without a problem), check this one out. And if you like this one, there are 2 more in the series, Red Rider's Hood and Duckling Ugly.
another one that I've been eyeing up for a while, just because the concept sounded interesting. Basically he's taken fairy tales and/or myths and put a modern twist (and I do mean a twisted twist) on them. If you like horror that is just creepy enough to make you go "eww" but not so creepy that it keeps you up at night (I'm kind of a wuss about these kind of things anymore, and I read it at bedtime without a problem), check this one out. And if you like this one, there are 2 more in the series, Red Rider's Hood and Duckling Ugly.
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