I'm looking for a little Halloween gift for my girlfriend. She's an English lit major, and outside of reading her only real hobby is riding horses. Does anyone know of a well-written novel that is both spooky and horsey?
Emphasis on the "well-written," last time I bought her a shitty book was particularly unpleasant.
>>8678894
Give her a chocolate bar why the fuck are you getting her a Halloween present
>>8678894
Isn't it a bit fucking late?
Legend of sleepy hollow?
Honestly it's a bit retarded to give her a horse horror book cuz she likes horses
What book did you get her last time?
Try getting her the Legend of Sleepy Hollow.
>>8678894
get her an audio book of this
>>8678910
>>8678911
She's just getting back from her family friend's farm and said she got me a halloween present. I think it's dumb too but she will spaz the fuck out if I don't get her something thoughtful.
>>8678914
I don't think Legend of Sleepy Hollow will be up to her standards. Last time I got her a special edition Watchmen graphic novel and she flipped her shit over graphic novels, literally broke a window and started a fire with it a week later.
>>8678930
>literally broke a window and started a fire with it a week later.
was the sex at least good?
>>8678928
>audiobook
>Wiki synopsis
The book is told from the viewpoint of Joey Peacock, a self-described unreliable narrator and vampire living in New York City during 1978. Joey was turned into a vampire when he was fourteen years old during the 1930s, by his parents' ex-cook Margaret, who turned him as an act of revenge for framing her for theft and getting her fired. While vampires do not age, their natural state resembles that of a corpse, making it necessary for them to use glamour-esque charm to project the image of life and health to humans and each other.
I'd literally be afraid of falling asleep next to her if I got her this.
>>8678941
Let's not discuss base shit like sex on a literary forum, please.SO GOOD