Teen Halloween 2006 By Hilary Williamson - October, 2006 'There are more things in heaven and earth, Horatio, than are dreamt of in your philosophy.' (Shakespeare's Hamlet) Here's a 2006 roundup of spooky seasonal reads that range from horror and thrillers to the fantastically funny. Awesome Illustrated Classics Dracula & Jane Eyre illustrated by gifted comic artists. The Beast of Noor by Janet Lee Carey Miles and Hanna must free Enness Isle from a fearsome beast. The Black Tattoo by Sam Enthoven Three teens must capture a demon before it ends the world. Braced2Bite by Serena Robar High school cheerleader transforms to vampiress extraordinaire. Corydon & the Island of Monsters by Tobias Druitt Begs the question - who and what are the true monsters? The Fetch by Chris Humphreys Sky must fulfill his destiny by releasing and controlling his fetch. The Intruders by E. E. Richardson A family of Londoners moves into a dilapidated, haunted country house. The Looking Glass Wars by Frank Beddor Ready for the true Wonderland? It's a world at war, and Alyss is missing. The Monstrous Memoirs of a Mighty McFearless by Ahmet Zappa Minerva McFearless comes from a family of monsterminators. Murkmere by Patricia Elliott A world ruled by a religion rife with superstition and fear. New Moon by Stephenie Meyer Continuing tale of Isabella's doomed love for an ethical vampire. Ptolemy's Gate by Jonathan Stroud Demons plot revenge on the foolish magicians who try to use them. School's Out - Forever by James Patterson The bird children attend school before an explosive 'date with destiny'. The Sea of Trolls by Nancy Farmer Jack quests to the land of the trolls to save his small sister. Skybreaker by Kenneth Oppel A ghost ship in the frigid cold and low oxygen of high altitudes. Sons of Destiny by Darren Shan Darren foils Mr. Tiny's Macchiavellian machinations. Spirit Walker by Michelle Paver Torak seeks a cure for a plague in the Deep Forest and by the Sea. The Third Eye by Lois Duncan A young woman denies her painful psychic abilities. Enjoy these monstrously good reads, have a safe and happy Halloween - and dare to dream! Note: Opinions expressed in reviews and articles on this site are those of the author(s) and not necessarily those of BookLoons.