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Monday, December 21, 2015

Card Catalog- A London Nightmare!


London... a city of Christmas cheer and merry wassailing, or a city of hungry ghosts, zombies and bogles? Take a look at this list of creepy books set in London, and you can decide! Click here for a printable Google Doc
Black, Peter Jay. Urban Outlaws (2014) Series.
Bradbury, Jennifer. Wrapped (2011)
*Chadda, Sarwat. Savage Fortress (2012) Series.
Craig, Joe. Jimmy Coates, Assassin (2005) Series.
Enthoven, Sam. The Black Tattoo (2006)
*Fletcher, Charlie. Stoneheart (2007) Series.
*Funaro, Gregory. Alistair Grimm's Odditorium (2015)
Alistair Grimm's Odd Aquaticum (2016)
*Gavin, Rohan. Knightley and Son (2014) Series.
Gier, Kirsten. Ruby Red (2011) Series.
Gordon, Tunnels (2008) Series.
Hahn, Mary Downing. The Ghost of Crutchfield Hall (2010)
Hammond, Andrew. C.R.Y.P.T.: The Gallow's Curse (2011) (UK only)
Harvey, Alyxandra. Breath of Frost: Lovegrove Legacy (2014) Series.
*Higson, Charlie. The Enemy (2010) Series.
*Jinks, Catherine. How to Catch a Bogle (2013) Series.
*Johnson, Maureen. The Name of the Star (2011) Series.
Kress, Adrienne. The Friday Society (2012)
*LaFevers, R. L. Theodosia and the Serpents of Chaos (2007) Series.
Marriot, Zoe. Name of the Blade (2014) Series.
Mellom, The Apothecary (2011) Series.
Pearce, Philippa. Tom's Midnight Garden (1958)
Powell, Laura. Game of Triumphs (2011) Series.
Priestly, Death and the Arrow (2003)
Mr. Creecher (2011)
Richards, Justin. The Death Collector (2006) Series.
Saunders, Kate. Whizz Pop Chocolate Shop (2013)
Chocolate Phoenix (2015)
Stevenson, R. L. Dr. Jekyl and Mr. Hyde (1886!)
*Stewart, Paul. Curse of the Night Wolf (2008) Series.
*Stroud, Jonathan. The Screaming Staircase (2013) Series
Amulet of Samarkand (2003) Series.
Wood, Maryrose The Mysterious Howling. (2010) Series.
*Mentioned in podcast.

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6 comments:

  1. Kay8:21 AM EST

    I read a book set in London this week, too! The Fool's Girl by Celia Rees. Of course, it's back in Shakespeare's day and includes lots of scenes at the Globe.

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  2. Linda B10:26 AM EST

    I'm glad you share the list, too, but enjoy listening to your ideas about several of the books too. I love these kinds of books, will try to find some. Have a lovely holiday week, Karen.

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  3. Ricki Ginsberg at Unleashing Readers11:19 AM EST

    I am not much of a creepy books reader, but I certainly appreciate this list for my students who are! Thank you!

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  4. Joanne12:50 PM EST

    Great list - looking forward to check a few new ones out. Thanks

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  5. Anonymous12:56 PM EST

    I'm actually reading The Christmas Carol for the first time ever this year. Great list.

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  6. Cheriee Weichel2:05 AM EST

    Thanks for the cool list. Some I know, and some are new to me. I'm loving the podcasts!

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