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I have read Rosemary's Baby many years ago. It was one of the first books of horror I read. I know I enjoyed it but now have memories of it tangled up with the movie.
I am completely enchanted with Dracula. I re read it constantly like other people perhaps read the Bible. I can start at any page and am immediately immersed. That's where my name The Bloofer Lady comes from. 
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My fav out of the list provided would have to be Rosemary's Baby. A classic horror novel right there and an even better movie.
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