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It's Friday the 13th in October so here a thread of spoopy/haunting/witchy reads by WOC
Paris Pan Takes the Dare by @cynthealiu will creep you out. Paris is the new girl in town and her house is rumored to be haunted 
@ElloEllenOh's MG fantasy/horror Spirit Hunters mixes American ghosts w Korean shamanism. Biracial KoreanAm has to save her brother from
@zlikeinzorro's Labyrinth Lost ft. a bi Latina bruja who gets immense powers she doesn't want but is forced to use them to save her family
The ghosts of @LaAnnaMarie's When the Moon Was Ours are more figurative: past traumas, secrets+lies, all threatening to tear apart 2 friends
In @TraceyBaptiste's The Jumbies, Corinne must save her beloved island home from takeover by the jumbies, mischievous creatures of lore
@shawnayangryan's Water Ghosts: in 1920s small town California, the ghosts of the past come to haunt a Chinese American immigrant community
In @ibizoboi's American Street, Fabiola & her Detroit neighborhood are haunted by antiblack violence: borders, poverty, the carceral state
@pintipdunn's Girl on the Verge explores diff kinds of social isolation-hypervisibility/invisibility-& the lengths some will go to fit in
@jules_writes's Forest of a Thousand Lanterns delves into the psyche of a girl w ambitions, dark powers, & a divine destiny to fulfill
@RinChupeco's The Bone Witch mixes necromancy w political intrigue in the tale of a witch in-training w immense potential+a hidden darkness
@Nnedi's Akata Witch follows 4 magical Nigerian t[w]eens honing their juju skills and hunting down a powerful foe who is a serial killer
@yangszechoo's The Ghost Bride takes you into the Chinese afterlife, where a malevolent spirit is determined to claim the MC as his wife
In Larissa Lai's When Fox Is A Thousand, a centuries-old fox spirit haunts a Chinese Canadian young woman living in modern Vancouver
