Showing posts with label horror stories. Show all posts
Showing posts with label horror stories. Show all posts

Tuesday, August 22, 2017

Stephen Kings IT Parade with Daniel Kraus

In celebration of the movie remake of Stephen King's IT, Daniel Kraus Booklist Editor of Books for Youth is re-reading it and posting weekly about what he's read (about  2 to 4 chapters each week). At the writing of this blog, he just finished writing about Chapters 19 and 20.   Kraus's first post (linked here) outlines the goal and idea. He calls to all readers to join him in either re-reading or reading this book along with him.

Week 1: Introduction
Week 2: Chapters 1-3
Week 3: Chapters 4-7 and The First Interlude
Week 4: Chapters 8-9 and The Second Interlude
Week 5: Chapters 10-12 and The Third Interlude
Week 6: Chapters 13-16
Week 7: Chapters 17-18
Week 8: Chapters 19-20
Week 9: Chapters 21-22
Week 10: Chapter 23 and Epilogue

At CCPL we have Stephen King's IT available as a physical book which currently has a little bit of a hold list. To place on hold, go to our catalog or call (843) 849-6161, press 2 for Reference

Monday, October 22, 2012

SCARY TALES

It's Halloween time, so how about some scary stories.  Edgar Allan Poe is the first author that comes to my mind when I think of horror stories. The Pit and the Pendulum and The Black Cat are two stories you might enjoy.
Poe was stationed at Fort Moultrie so he has a connection to this area. Check out this website to see more information about Poe and to read some of his stories.  The library also has selections of Poe's works.

Some modern authors of the horror genre are Stephen King, Peter Straub, Dean Koontz, Clive Barker, Graham Masterson, F. Paul Wilson, and John Saul.

Perhaps you'd like to have some fun on Halloween.  Your library has books on Halloween decorations and treats. 

Halloween Treats: recipes and crafts for the whole family
by Donata Maggipinto










Pumpkin carving has become an art form, and the library has several instructional books on pumpkin carving.  One of the is How to Carve Freakishly Cool Pumpkins by Sarah L. Schuette.

Visit the Mt. Pleasant Library or our website to find these and other books to make your Halloween a fun and scary time.

Thanks for reading.