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Welcome Ghouls and Goblins
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Book Blogger Hop: Halloween Edition!
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How to participate in this week's creepy meme:
to the
Book Blogger Hop: Halloween Edition!
If you want schedule next week's thrilling question, click here to find the next prompt fright-fest.
To submit a question, fill out this form.
How to participate in this week's creepy meme:
1. Post on your blog answering this haunt:
Name one book that scared you so badly that you couldn't finish reading it.
2. Enter the link to your terrifying tale in the haunting list below (enter your Blog Name and the direct link to your post answering this week’s question. Failure to do so will result in a curse).
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other posts and possible become a new creeper. The purpose of the hop
is to give bloggers a chance to follow other blogs, learn about new
books,
befriend other bloggers, and receive new followers to your own blog.
Billy's Answer!
Stephen King's It! I always tell people that I had read the novel, but I only read a few pages of it. The 1990 "It" television mini-series scared me to death when I was a kid. At the time I only watched part 1 as I was too scared to watch the part 2. Later, during my teenager years I did finish watching it. The book is being remade into two feature films, so maybe I'll be attempt to the read the novel again.
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I'm not surprised at all by your reaction to this book. I've only read ONE short story by King, and it TOTALLY TERRIFIED me!! I never read anything by him again! As a matter of fact, I stay away from the horror genre, in movies as well as books. I read paranormal romance and urban fantasy, which I find preferable.
ReplyDeleteHope you have a GREAT weekend!! :)
I have read almost every Stephen King title and "IT" is the only I've had a problem with.
DeleteGee, you must be a pretty strong person, emotionally speaking. I can't handle the horror genre AT ALL. But, there are genres for everyone. Horror is not my cup of tea, because I'm just TOO chicken!! Lol.
DeleteI think Stephen King is going to be pretty popular for this Hop. My pick was Pet Cemetery.
ReplyDeletePet Sematary is one of my favorite Stephen King books.
DeleteHe scares me too.
ReplyDeleteRead one book and never read another. :)
Elizabeth
Which one did you read?
DeleteI have never been scared enough to quit reading a book but It is pretty spooky! :)
ReplyDeleteMy problem is that I still have the old miniseries in my mind when I attempted to read It.
DeleteI haven't read King at all yet but I'm thinking about trying one of his shorter books soon. I have a feeling it will be daylight only reading! From the bits and pieces I have seen I think I agree with you on It. Terrifying!
ReplyDeleteMost of his novels are long, though I believe Carrie is one of the shortest. Mr. King does have several anthologies with short stories and novellas in them.
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