This was such an amazing YA Anthology I'm going on the hunt for more! I love horror when it is done well. Although sometimes that is few and far between. In Slasher Girls and Monster Boys I don't think I came across a single story that I didn't enjoy. This is a book that I will keep going back to and wish I had got my hands on around Halloween last year to read throughout the October month for crazy build up for the spooky holiday. So here are my ratings: 
 The Birds of Azalea Street by Nova Ren Suma 5 stars 
 In the Forest Dark and Deep by Carrie Ryan 5 stars 
 Emmeline by Cat Winters 5 stars 
 Verse Chorus Verse by Leigh Bardugo 5 stars 
 Hide-and-Seek by Megan Shepherd 4 stars 
 The Dark, Scary Parts and All by Danielle Paige 2.5 stars 
 The Flicker, the Fingers, the Beat, the Sigh by April Genevieve Tucholke 3 stars 
 Fat Girl with a Knife by Jonathan Maberry 2 stars 
 Sleepless by Jay Kristoff 4 stars 
 M by Stefan Bachmann 3.5 stars 
 The Girl without a Face by Marie Lu 5 stars 
 A Girl Who Dreamed of Snow by McCormick Templeman 3.5 stars 
 Stitches by A.G. Howard 4 stars 
 On the I-5 by Kendare Blake 3.5 stars 
 My favourite story of the anthology at the moment I think is In the Forest Dark and Deep by Carrie Ryan. I found this short story so creepy and morbid. The environment, protagonist and all together feel reminded me a lot of The Darkest Part of the Forest by Holly Black although a lot more sinister. My second favourite would be Emmeline by Cat Winters. Ghost stories don't often peak my interest but this was such a beautifully written story I was gripped. The wretched destructive love that Emmeline feels and the sinister urges she tries to fulfil made for such an amazing and unsettling short story. 
 I really enjoyed this anthology and can't wait to begin reading it later in the year as Halloween approaches!