Read my full review (with pictures of the book and GIFs) here! 
 The moment I first heard about Horrorstor and its unique format, I knew I had to have it. This sounded like exactly my kind of book: horror, humor, and IKEA. 
 The contemporary setting makes it so much more creepy than if it was set in an old, haunted house in a small town, or something. We're used to those stories now, and they're getting boring. Most of us have been to IKEA at least once, which made the setting very easy to picture. 
 I'm pretty brave when it comes to horror, whether that's movies or books. Horrorstor didn't have me frightened, but it did get me feeling a little creeped out and checking under my bed. (Shut up.) 
 The writing was simple but great! It's not often that I think about a book when I'm not reading it at that moment... I had lots of moments in class where I wished I'd taken the book with me to school because I just could not wait to continue. 
 The ending seemed to build up to a sequel... I'd be down for that. Overall, Horrorstor was a very interesting, engaging read that I would recommend to anyone looking for something unique for Halloween (or anytime, really)!