October 2012

Booklists · Halloween

Need a costume idea for your little ghoul or goblin? Planning a holiday party? Or just looking for a really spooky read? Halloween is right around the corner, and the library has plenty of great books for kids, teens, and grownups!

Books for Kids: Easy Books

Ten Creepy Monsters

Carey F. Armstrong-Ellis

Just Say Boo!

Susan Hood

Trick or Treat

Leo Landry

Hush, Little Monster

Denis Markell

It’s Pumpkin Day, Mouse!

Laura Joffe Numeroff

Books for Kids: Fiction and Nonfiction

Halloween Forest

Marion Dane Bauer

Big Book of Vampires

Denise Despeyroux

Ralph Masiello’s Halloween Drawing Book

Ralph Masiello

A Halloween Cookbook: Simple Recipes for Kids

Sarah L. Schuette

Books for Teens

The Hallowed Ones

Laura Bickle

Hidden

P.C. Cast and Kristin Cast

On the Day I Died: Stories from the Grave

Candace Fleming

Afterlife

Claudia Gray

Dead Reckoning

Mercedes Lackey

Undead

Kirsty McKay

Beyond: A Ghost Story

Graham McNamee

The Turning

Francine Prose

Magic of the Moonlight

Ellen Schreiber

Brothers to the Death

Darren Shan

Adult Fiction: Fantasy and Supernatural

Thirteen

Kelley Armstrong

Kiss the Dead: An Anita Blake, Vampire Hunter Novel

Laurell K. Hamilton

Shadow of Night

Deborah E. Harkness

A Perfect Blood

Kim Harrison

The Reckoning: Book 2 of the Taker Trilogy

Alma Katsu

The White Forest

Adam McOmber

Something Red

Douglas Nicholas

Adult Fiction: Horror

Your House Is On Fire,Your Children All Gone

Stefan Kiesbye

Harbor

John Ajvide Lindqvist

Spirit

Graham Masterton

Autumn: Aftermath

David Moody

Breed

Chase Novak

This Book Is Full of Spiders: Seriously, Dude, Don’t Touch It

David Wong

Monster: A Novel of Frankenstein

Dave Zeltserman

Adult Fiction: Mystery and Suspense

In a Witch’s Wardrobe: A Witchcraft Mystery

Juliet Blackwell

Dead Scared

S.J. Bolton

Kill You Twice: An Archie Sheridan/Gretchen Lowell Novel

Chelsea Cain

The Creeper

Tania Carver

Freak

Jennifer Hillier

Dead Anyway

Chris Knopf

Death of a Neighborhood Witch: A Jaine Austen Mystery

Laura Levine

Adult Fiction: Paranormal Romance

How to Marry a Warlock in 10 Days

Saranna DeWylde

Dark Storm: A Carpathian Novel

Christine Feehan

Howl for It

Shelly Laurenston and Cynthia Eden

A Tale of Two Vampires

Katie MacAlister

Mark of the Witch

Maggie Shayne

Werewolf in Denver: A Wild About You Novel

Vicki Lewis Thompson

Rapture: A Novel of the Fallen Angels

J.R. Ward

Adult Fiction: Classics

Something Wicked This Way Comes

Ray Bradbury

Hallowe'en Party

Agatha Christie

Great Tales of Terror and the Supernatural

The Haunting of Hill House

Shirley Jackson

The Shining

Stephen King

Frankenstein

Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley

Dracula

Bram Stoker

Crafts, Entertaining, Recipes & More

Glitterville’s Handmade Halloween: A Glittered Guide for Whimsical Crafting!

Stephen Brown

A Ghastly-Good Halloween

Gooseberry Patch

Super-Scary Mochimochi: 20+ Cute and Creepy Creatures to Knit

Anna Kathleen Hrachovec

Halloween with Matthew Mead

Matthew Mead

Halloween in America: A Collector’s Guide with Prices

Stuart Schneider

Knitmare on Elm Street: 20 Projects That Go Bump in the Night

Hannah Simpson

How to Draw Chiller Monsters, Werewolves, Vampires, and Zombies

J. David Spurlock

Super-Scary Crochet: 35 Gruesome Patterns to Sink Your Hook Into

Nicki Trench

Stick or Treat: Costumes, Masks, Trick or Treat Bags, Pumpkins, & Decorations

Patti Wallenfang

Artful Halloween: 31 Frightfully Elegant Projects

Susan Wasinger

Ghosts & Haunted Houses

The Haunted History of the Ohio State Reformatory

Sherri Brake

Haunting Experiences at Bobby Mackey’s

Christel Brooks

Ghosthunting Ohio: On the Road Again

John Kachuba

A Haunted History of Columbus, Ohio

Nellie Kampmann

In the Movies

Filming the Undead: How to Make Your Own Zombie Movie

Rod Durick

Michael Jackson: The Making of Thriller: 4 Days/1983

Douglas Kirkland

Monsters in the Movies: 100 Years of Cinematic Nightmares

John Landis

101 Horror Movies You Must See Before You Die

Steven Jay Schneider

Need more suggestions? Email the Popular Library or contact your local branch and our staff will be happy to assist you.