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I have the book educated on my tbr 😊

I read Episode Thirteen last year and was so disappointed, it didn't scare me and honestly, I didn't enjoy it at all but I am glad you liked it. 😊

100% agree with you on the Buffy BOOM comics. Terrible. I still collected them and will never get rid of them because I keep everything buffy related but they sucked soooo much. Don’t blame you for not finishing.

Love haunting of hill house! I want to reread it at some point. Horrorstor is one I've wanted to get to for awhile. Eee! Nat Cassidy totally deserves to be on this list. I'm so excited for his next book! The September House is also one of my favorites. I really enjoyed Margaret and what we learned about her and her history throughout the story. I've been thinking about Theme Music recently. After reading it and now that I know what happens, I'm interested in rereading it to see if I notice certain things. Love your picks dearie! I would add Mary to your list and potentially My Darling Dreadful Thing (I'm currently reading this one so I can't say for sure, but it is super eerie).

Definitely House of Leaves is worth a check. It freaked me out more than it should have.

Loved the ttpd shirt, love goosebumps, and LOVE mermaids!! I actually have a mermaid reading vlog coming out soon 🤭🧜‍♀️🌊 You’re inspiring me to unhaul my books! It can be so overwhelming but I definitely need to do it… 😬

I have found the Goodwill's by us to be charging way to much for their books now.

The Silent Companions by Laura Purcell. There is a scene that scared me like a jump scare in a horror movie.

This isn't a haunted house book, but I've seen it commented before that We Have Always Lived in the Castle is like a haunted house origin story and I 1000% agree with that. I almost wish a really competent writer would pick up that thread as a sort of fan sequel.

I have no difficulty in reading a six-hundred page book; I'm usually sad when a book that I like or love ends too soon.

That's a really nice thing of you to do 🥰! I would definitely snatch up that book about being an introvert!

I would totally keep that annotated book because I'm nosy and like to read their thoughts. 😊

I just discovered your channel - glad I did! Love the purple lipstick and beautiful, colorful bookshelves!

I loved this ❤ feeling the good vibes you’re putting in those little libraries haha

Brave by Rose McGowan was sooo good it was a crazy read!

Also isn't this longlegs movie hype insane

Your lip stick in this one was amazing where do you shop also your giving of books could open the door to people liking books they never try before and there are slot of self help books

i love this! Such a good list! I was looking for more recs but turns out I've already read all of these! 😂

Starling House! I’m only on chapter 7 but the creepiness is coming on strong and it’s not like anything else.

The Broken Girls and The Sundown Motel by Simone St James. Thanks for the recs!!

Great video. I will definitely be referring to this when looking for my next book to read.

I read last fall “Kill Creek” by Scott Thomas. My opinion was a pretty great spooky story! I did not want to read the book when I’m home alone 😅. This is the first video I ever watched from you! I will subscribe your channel 😊

I'm so here for this video. I absolutely LOVE books that feature creepy houses, or somehow makes a house a central plot point 😍

My absolute fave haunted house book is Burnt Offerings by Robert Marasco. Sooo good, and eerily relatable if you're passionate about caring for an old house like I am. A movie based on it was done in 1976 (Betty Davis's last role before she died), and it was very faithful to the book. Haunted house stories are my favorite genre, I'm always looking for suggestions, so thank you for this video - Kada 👻

In the summer horror vein, check out Blood Cruise. It’s a unique take on zombie vampires taking over a cruise ship. Some of them are smart while others are mindless, ravenous beasts. It follows a handful of survivors trying to stay alive until dawn. I LOVED IT!

Great video. A lot of very insightful comments here. Thank you!

I LOVE found footage movies, I plan on listening to Episode 13 in October. I've heard the audiobook is excellent!

I hope I never end up in a life or death situation with a random coworker. Also, if you like claustrophobia, have you read Our Wives Under the Sea? I feel like I say this all the time, but I still need to read Episode Thirteen. I love the reality show/found footage concept. 11:22 - I was waiting for it. 😅 Great list!!

We can NEVER have too much Goosebumps! Your collection is flooding me with nostalgia. Oh my word. The Remaking's cover is making me want it right now. I'm sooo happy to see you back! Mental health is no joke, so I'm glad you took time to take care of yourself!

“Put the red couch in the closet, the blue chair against the wall and the green table with the mirror the evil blood shed formal smile looking back at you with the broken jaw crackled out the door.”

Love the vintage horror film clips! September House is one of my favs!

I'm putting all these on my tbr even Haunting of Hill house (because I already read it but will have to reread again!) ❤ I recently read Gallows Hill by Darcy Coates and that one actually scared me and she is becoming an autobuy author for me!

Elizabeth Hand's "Haunting on the Hill"is a retelling of Shirley Jackson's Hill House and it is a lovely homage and a wonderful book.

I have never found a book that truly scared me,I am hoping Episode thirteen will do that, and in the way that I am soo scared that I have to sleep with the lights on. got any recommendations for me?

One of the most unique takes on a haunted house was Smithy by Amanda Desiree. It hits on vintage vibes (set in the 70s), found footage courtesy of journal entries, letters, transcripts, and the feeling of dread and tension was incredible. It's long but it reads fast. Mers over at Harpies in the Trees turned me onto it and she is the only person I've ever heard talk about it. It's high on my list.

My go to recommendation for anyone looking for ghost stories is the silent companion's by Laura Purcell very dark and creepy. She is a great author who's work needs more love

Oh my gosh! I wish that place was near me! I am not that into normal book stores but I love the goodwill and the LFL ones! That's my personal preference. Love the eye look in this video too. The colour palette you chose was 👌

House of Leaves, The Ghost Writer by John Harwood, Wylding Hall by Elizabeth Hand, The Dead House by Billy O'Callaghan, The Haunting of Leigh Harker, Nazareth Hill by Ramsey Campbell, The Shining, and of course, The Haunting of Hill House are some of my favorites. But I've honestly always found the haunted house story is better served by the short story format. A lot of my favorite short horror stories have centered on haunted houses. The writers of the late 19th and early 20th centuries did this especially well.

I recently read Diavola and I think it’s a great twist on the classic haunted house story as it’s set in a vacation rental in Italy. I love that it is a discussion of toxic family dynamics with a touch of the supernatural. Similarly to how you spoke about September house I really enjoyed it for reasons other readers didn’t like because it got me thinking about my own life and things that felt relevant.

this video popped up in reccommended the list was extremely solid but, what made you an auto sub is seeing the three investigators book on your shelf :-) btw, im adding quite a few of these the hacienda was a decent haunted house book

Salem's Lot by Stephen King is so scary, and there is a house in the book.

adding all that were not already on my tbr! What Moves the Dead by T. Kingfisher and The Silent Companions by Laura Purcell both had me gripped and spooked!

Great video! I was never interested in The September House but now I am! Have you read Diavola? I loved it and the author mentioned being inspired by The Haunting of Hill House!

So many good books that I still have on tbr 😫. I own must of the ones you mentioned from previous recs. I recently read The Patient by Jasper Dewitt, it’s not a haunted house however it did creep me so much. I was so scared that i literally had to put the book down.

And she is back ladies and gentlemen, my girl Mikala, this video was amazing and i love how you share books that othhers arent talking about. I am currently listening to the Adirondack witch and i am not far imto it but its good so far ❤❤❤

The Shining….. what could be more creepy than being trapped in a giant hotel that is haunted in the middle of a blizzard

Amityville Horror Story really scared me. I read it when it first came out and I had just moved into my first apartment. Scared the crap out of me

Look at you playing with clips 👏🏼 what a fun addition

I love your shirt omg ❤

The clips edited in!!!! Ahhhh. Loved it! It really added to the video. ❤