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A review by bobbiesdustypages
Halloween Carnival, Volume 1 by Brian James Freeman, Kevin Lucia, Robert R. McCammon, John Little, Lisa Morton, Mark Allan Gunnells
2.0
Thanks to the Netgalley and the publisher for the ARC on this book.
Halloween Carnival is a collection of short and one not so short Halloween inspired stories. None of the stories are all that long except for the last one #MAKEHALLOWEENSCARYAGAIN which takes up the entire second half of this short 123-page book. None of the stories really read as horror except for two of the stories which were La Hacienda de los Muertos. and #MAKEHALLOWEENSCARYAGAIN which were my over all favorites of the book.
The reason I couldn't give this a higher rating was I had a really hard time getting into a few of the stories because of either the writing or the plot I found really underwhelming and had to kind of power my way through both Strange Candy and Demon Air.
I would recommend this book for people that are fans of more spooky fun Halloween short stories.
Halloween Carnival is a collection of short and one not so short Halloween inspired stories. None of the stories are all that long except for the last one #MAKEHALLOWEENSCARYAGAIN which takes up the entire second half of this short 123-page book. None of the stories really read as horror except for two of the stories which were La Hacienda de los Muertos. and #MAKEHALLOWEENSCARYAGAIN which were my over all favorites of the book.
The reason I couldn't give this a higher rating was I had a really hard time getting into a few of the stories because of either the writing or the plot I found really underwhelming and had to kind of power my way through both Strange Candy and Demon Air.
I would recommend this book for people that are fans of more spooky fun Halloween short stories.