The best books Kobo read in October 2024
Discover the eBooks and audiobooks that Kobo staffers loved in October
Bride
“I loved it so much I've read it twice since its release."—Sarah, Accounts Receivable Specialist
View eBook View AudiobookThe Radleys
“This came out in 2010, and with a film adaptation out this month (starring Damien Lewis, Kelly Macdonald and more), worth another look at this vampire novel with a twist. The Radleys have secret longing for their previous life as hell-raising, wild vampires, but are now a respectable couple in Bishopsworth thank you very much, living life by the guidelines in "The Abstainers Handbook”. Life changes for the Radleys whilst their children are going through puberty: Rowan is the school ‘freak’ who can’t understand why he has to wear SPF60, can’t sleep at night but falls asleep in the day, is constantly hungry and has too much ease translating Faust in class. Clara can’t understand why her vegan diet is making her so sick - then everything takes a darker turn when she is attacked after leaving a party. Plus, the dangers of Thai salads.” — Natasha, Content Sales Lead, ANZ & UK
View eBook'Salem's Lot
"I read 'Salem’s Lot in a tent 5km from Stephen King’s house in Maine and thought I would never sleep again."—Michael, CEO
View eBook View AudiobookHouse of Hunger
"I am always, always reading vampire content. I loved House of Hunger. "—Harleigh, Junior Business Operations Analyst, Content QA
View eBook View AudiobookThe Historian
"This richly atmospheric historical novel is steeped in vampire lore and guaranteed to keep you up late. It’s long, but I was too enthralled to notice—the pages flew by like bat wings."—Jacques, Copy Lead
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