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scariest book
i've read misery and the whole booked scared the $h!t out of me.
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I've never really had a favorite book but since I like vampires so much I guess I'll say Dracula.
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so you like vampires. were you mad when Anne Rice decided to stop making the vampire chronicles
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This should be in the Books thread.
Sorry to be a dick.
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I didn't even realize it wasn't @Wait Until Dark- no
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06-22-2005, 04:57 PM
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Although I do enjoy reading horror novels, Ive never actually been scared by one
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