@lapointesbooksFirst published in 1894, The Wood Beyond the World remains one of Morris's most popular books because of its gorgeous design and illustrations. It has also been called the first fantasy novel set in a world entirely of the author's imagination. The early editions may be out of yo
Especially YA Horror. Especially Christopher Pike. RL Stine was great, too, but I always thought of him as more slasher and Pike as more spooky. And I just like spooky more. I'm trying to decide if I can name a favourite book. Maybe Witch? Maybe The Immortal? Maybe Th
@lapointesbooksThis is a wonderful little book by Michael Dirda about Arthur Conan Doyle's life and books, with some hilarious digressions on The Baker Street Irregulars Society he belongs to. You'll also get some tips on diving into Doyle's lesser-known works like Beyond the City, The Tragedy
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