Recs if you like Horrid...

as comprehensive a guide to ya horror as i can make it! work in progress, suggestions welcome ♡

A tribute to a type of cover, originally deemed Girls with Fucked Up Faces, that never fails to grab my attention. Not all of these are books I’ve enjoyed or endorse or even read, it’s just all about the covers.

it's not a haunted house, it's a haunted HOME. if you enjoyed monster house as a kid or, like me, still enjoy it as an adult, here are some books about homes that aren't so cozy! feel free to give your own recs to add

plants and horror. for those who love botanical horror, because nature can be sinister.

A list of all the books featured as monthly picks for the Owlcrate YA Sub. ◽️ Not Including sequels or special editions outside of the monthly sub.◽️ I will include new books about a month after release to avoid spoilers.

i haven't read very many but i would certainly like to read more

just because it's ya doesn't make it less spooky! includes different subgenres from gothic horror to botanical horror to apocalypse horror — recommendations welcome!

it’s creepy and weird but I like it (also a lot of these have the book as a character) #allvibes

Horror (and horror adjacent) books with weird/creepy kids and teenagers

Love a good creepy haunted house book? Includes multiple genres: Horror, Thriller, Mystery, Sci-fi, speculative, etc.

recommendations for a fall tbr

that specific kind of book with all the pretty but unsettling florals

Cozy or creepy books set in Maine or New England to get you in the mood for a romantic staycation or a ghostly getaway.

A collection of one of my favorite themes for a book cover: botanical horror!

Books with plot twists that will make you want to pull your hair out