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Spooktacular #Giveaway Hop #win $10 for a Spooky #YA Read!

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Welcome to the

SPOOKTACULAR GIVEAWAY HOP!

 This hop starts at 9 am Pacific on October 15 and ends on October 31.

 

 

Please check the blogs that have ~ mark in front of their name first since those have been verified.

A Big THANK YOU to all of the bloggers that participate in these hops!   There are many blogs participating in this hop, so be sure to stop by each and enter to win!  Each has their own entry rules and geographic limits, so be sure to read the rules for each one.

 

Check out my ADULT blog HERE  for another chance to win!

HERE IS WHAT I HAVE FOR ONE LUCKY WINNER:

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Giveaway Ends 10.31.17 and open to all who can legally enter.
Open to anyone who can accept and use an Amazon or Paypal code.
Must be over 18 or have your parents permission to enter.
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  7. I haven’t read any horror books in years. But The Shining and Misery were the spookiest.

  12. Thanks for the giveaway; I found The Madman’s Daughter by Megan Shepherd kind of spooky. 🙂

  16. I’ve read a lot of spooky books so this was a tough one. I decided to go with House of Leaves by Mark Z. Danielewski. Reading it is the literary equivalent of climbing Mount Everest. There is a lot going on. It starts out very slowly (you have to be patient) and then you will be entranced. There’s a sense of dread lingering always…leaking through the pages. There’s nothing more fearful than the unknown and the book is full of unknown, unexplained horrors. It’s weird layout and endless footnotes make it one of the most atmospheric horror books out there. The book is a maze, a frightening enigma…a dark door to a dreadful world.

  20. I haven’t read any truly spooky books that I can think of, but I would LOVE to! Thanks for the chance.

  25. Phantoms by Dean Koontz terrified me completely! But I’m super excited that after 30 years of reading him as my fave author, I’m now interviewing him in an hour and a half long show on Authors on the Air Global Radio Network on Nov. 20th the night before his new book, The Whispering Room comes out!

  29. I enjoy mystery and suspense books, but stay away from the truly spooky, keep you up at night, types of reads.

  39. I don’t really read spooky books. A long time ago I read Stephen King’s Pet Cemetery and that spooked me, but it was the last I read of his. I read more paranormal books but they’re not spooky to me 🙂 Thank you for the giveaway!

  43. Any Stephen King book I’ve read has been spooky. I also liked The Dead House by Dawn Kurtagich; that was pretty spooky 🙂

  52. One of the spookiest books I’ve ever read: Night Shift by Stephen King.

    Thanks for the chance to win!!

    ~~HAPPY HALLOWEEN~~~

  54. I don’t usually read spooky books so the closest I can come to the theme is Cell by Stephen King and The Stand, also by Stephen King.

  65. I have loved reading scary books since I was little, and have read a lot of Stephen King books. To me, Stephen King’s most terrifying work was The Long Walk.

  78. Spookiest YA book I’ve read is Miss Peregrine’s Home For Peculiar Children.

    Thanks for the giveaway! Happy Halloween!

  84. Let me in by John Ajvide Lindqvist. A bullied young boy befriend with a strange little girl, who comes out only at night….it’s a good northern european novel!

  89. Red Dragon by Thomas Harris
    I was horrified by one aspect of the story, where a blind woman becomes involved unknowingly with a serial killer.

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