India is a land of surprises. As vast it is, it has such diverse geography that it leaves tourists and even its own citizens often spellbound with its offerings. Surrounded by rich traditions, religions, and cultures, there are many more unusual and unique things in India that are unheard of. Below is a list of these unique things that can be found only in India. So happy reading.

❤️UNIQUE AND INTERESTING THINGS IN INDIA❤️

Lonar Lake is located in the small town of Buldhana which is in the district of Maharashtra. It was formed after a meteor crashed around 52,000 years ago. It is said that the meteor weighed approximately 2 million tonnes which lead to leaving such an impact.

1. Lonar Lake - Maharashtra.👌

The world’s only floating post office is located in Kashmir’s famous Dal Lake. Started during the British Rule, this post office is still functioning and delivers letters to the local people.

2. Floating Post Office - Srinagar.👌

Karni Mata temple or the “Temple of Rats” is located at Deshnoke in the city of Bikaner – Rajasthan. The temple is dedicated to Goddess Karni Mata who transforms into rats called kabbas. The temple has 20,000 black rats. It is a sin to trample the rats.

3. Temples of Rats – Rajasthan.👌

According to Hindu Mythology, Varanasi in Uttar Pradesh is said to be the oldest inhabited city in the world. It was founded by Lord Shiva around 5000 years old. Varanasi is also considered as the holiest city as the river Ganga flows through it.

4. Oldest City – Varanasi.👌

With an annual rainfall of 11,871 millimetre, Mawsynram in the state of Meghalaya, is the wettest place in the world. The daily workers wear full-body umbrellas made from bamboo and banana leaf when they work outside. You can also spot living bridges which are very fascinating.

5. Wettest Place - Meghalaya.👌

India is home to the world’s highest cricket ground. The Chail Cricket Ground is located at a height of 2144 meters. Built-in the year 1893, by the Maharaja of Patiala, the cricket ground rests at 7500 ft above sea level and is surrounded by dense and mesmerizing deodar forests.

6. Highest Cricket Ground – Himachal Pradesh.👌

Majuli an island in the Brahmaputra River, is the world’s largest river island in the world. With an expanse of 352 square kilometers, it was made to be the first district in India. It is said to be a beautiful island on the Brahmaputra River.

7. Largest River Island  - Assam.👌

Shani Shungnapur a village in the Ahmednagar district in Maharashtra, does not have any doors or locks for their houses or shops. It is said that around 300 years ago, after a flood, the locals of the village found a black rock. When it was touched, blood started to come out. Later that night, the head of the village had a dream where Lord Shani directed him to make a shrine under his name and in return, he would protect the village from any ill or harm under the pretext that it should have any roof so he could guard it. So, this was passed on and the village still follows this.

8. Houses with no doors – Maharashtra.👌

India is home to the cleanest village in the world. The village is called Mawlynnong in Mehgalaya. Discover India magazine declared the village as cleanest in Asia in 2003 and cleanest in India in 2005. The village is located in the East Khasi Hills of Meghalaya. The village is located at a distance of 90 km from Shillong, capital of Meghalaya.

9. Cleanest Village of India – Meghalaya.👌

India is home to the largest number of mosques in the world. The architectural uniqueness and the fine detailing of some of these mosques in India is quiet fascinating. The largest mosque being Jama Masjid in Delhi the unique mosque in Mumbai is located in the middle of the sea - Haji Ali, these mosques have an incredible story.

10. Over 300,000 Mosques.

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<ul><li>Start a giant jigsaw puzzle.</li><li>Spend quality time with your pet. Pets provide proven relaxation and mood benefits.</li><li>Paint a picture. If you don't want to make a big investment, simple watercolors and sketch paper can do the job just fine.</li><li>Try a paint or color-by-numbers book to zone out while working on your artistic side.</li><li>Draw a comic strip about your day at work.</li><li>Draw a self-portrait, blindfolded.</li><li>Draw a picture of your stress, then send it away.</li><li>Visualize your happy place and sketch a picture.</li><li>Practice calligraphy or improving your handwriting.</li><li>Try making your own creative fonts.</li><li>Knit somethin<warningtag>g. Or embroider something. Or crochet.</warningtag></li><li><warningtag>Pick up some flowers on your way home and rearrange them into an original bouquet.</warningtag></li><li><warningtag>Tell stories by flashlight or candlelight.</warningtag></li><li><warningtag>Make a list of things you want to see before you die.</warningtag></li><li><warningtag>Make a list of 100 things that make you feel good.</warningtag></li><li><warningtag>Do a crossword puzzle or a word search.</warningtag></li><li><warningtag>Color in a detailed coloring book with crayons </warningtag></li></ul>

How to have a good night: Fun and creative activities

<ul><li>Prep food for a healthy breakfast you'll be excited to wake up to like overnight oats or egg muffins.</li><li>Pack a healthy lunch tonight and save $10 on a sub-par sandwich tomorrow.</li><li>Make a sleep-friendly snack, like popcorn. Bonus points if you skip the microwave bag.</li><li>Be a tea connoisseur and make your own evening (caffeine-free) nightcap blends. Natural foods stores often have loose teas and herbs available by the gram.</li><li>Make overnight pizza dough and have pizza for dinner tomorrow night.</li><li>Make a weird diorama using junk around your house.</li></ul>

How to have a good night: Food and snacks

<ul><li>Take a steaming hot shower with a few drops of soothing eucalyptus oil.</li><li>Stretch. Doing light yoga or deep stretching before bed can help reduce pain.</li><li>Massage sore or tense spots with a foam roller or tennis ball.</li><li>Try dry brushing or a full-body sea mud mask to pamper your skin.</li><li>Do a facial complete with steam, exfoliation, and a mask. Look forward to waking up gorgeous.</li><li>Give yourself a manicure and pedicure.</li><li>Take a nice, long bubble or Epsom salt bath. Keep lights low and play calming sounds.</li><li>Experiment with aromatherapy and pay attention to how your senses react to different smells and combina<warningtag>tions.</warningtag></li><li><warningtag>Lay in a comfy spot and practice deep breathing.</warningtag></li><li><warningtag>Lay in a comfy spot and practice progressive muscle relaxation.</warningtag></li></ul>

How to have a good night: Relax your body

<ul><li>Listen to music without distractions. </li><li>Relax on your porch or patio, enjoy the night, and people-watch.</li><li>Keep a paper journal, and respond to a different prompt each night.</li><li>Cuddle with your partner.</li><li>Write a letter with no intention of sending it.</li><li>Listen to a sports game on AM radio.</li><li>Listen to an audiobook or a podcast.</li><li>Listen to binaural beats.</li><li>Make a video journal of your day, and end it with positive affirmations.</li><li>Make a mixtape of songs that make you feel blissful and tune in.</li><li>Lay in a comfy spot and practice guided imagery.</li><li>Lay in bed and listen to white noise, rain, ocean waves or other re<warningtag>laxing sounds.</warningtag></li></ul>

How to have a good night: Relax your mind

<ul><li>Recap your day. What were five things that made you happy?</li><li>Recap your day. What was one thing that bummed you out or made you mad? Can you let it go?</li><li>Recap your day. What's one instance where you could have done better?</li><li>Recap your day. What was the strangest/most interesting thing you saw?</li><li>Recap your day. What was the most inspiring thing you saw?</li><li>Recap your day. Without consulting social media, do you have any idea what you did on this day last year?</li></ul>

How to have a good night: Recap your day

Here are the best things you can do for a good night.

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Activities that will help you wind down at night, making it easier to fall asleep and get a good night's rest.

Turns out, plenty. Here are 101 surprising, electronics-free activities that will help you wind down at night rather than rev up, making it easier to fall asleep and get a good night's rest.  Go ahead, give 'em a try. Your body will thank you.

Stress-Busting Ways To Chill Out For A Good Night

How To Have A Good Night: Stress-Busting Ways To Chill Out At Night

While it’s a good idea to go to bed at the same time each night, there will be some nights when your brain is buzzing and not ready for sleep. If so, don’t lie down just yet. Your racing thoughts could lead to insomnia. Instead, do something to relax until you feel tired. Take a warm bath, for instance, or sit in a comfy chair and listen to soft, calming music. You’ll spend less time in bed but more time asleep.

Not Sleepy? Stay Up

<ul><li>Stressful subjects, like work or your finances, can make your thoughts churn. Take care of the bills and emails tomorrow. </li><li>Also, turn off scary or action-filled movies and TV -- even the news. Log out of social media, too. </li><li>Whether you engage in, or just watch or read a heated back-and-forth, your mind revs up and makes it harder to relax.</li></ul>

Put Off Paying the Bills

Work projects to finish, calls to make, kids to wrangle. It’s hard to drift off when you’re trying to remember every last thing you need to do when you wake up. Let go of this mental load by putting it down on paper. Take 5 minutes before bed to jot down every task you need to take care of in the a.m. You’ll get it off your mind and be able to fall asleep faster.

Make a To-Do List

Release tension from your body, and you’ll find it easier to let go of stressful thoughts. <ul><li>Lie on a flat surface and allow your body to go limp. </li><li>Take a breath and deeply exhale. </li><li>Then, squeeze and release one section of your body at a time. Start with your toes. Your heels can come next, followed by your knees, thighs, belly, and so forth. Let your forehead be last. </li><li>Notice how relaxed your body feels.</li></ul>

Let Your Muscles Fully Relax

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<li>Place a hand on your heart and feel its rhythm.</li>
<li>Breathe in deep for 4 seconds, then take a long, slow breath out.</li>
<li>Repeat this pattern until you can feel your heartbeat slow down. Your thoughts should soon ease up as well.</li>
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For A Good Night, Slow Your Breath, Slow Your Mind

Your phone, tablet, and other screens can mess with your sleep because they give off blue light, which signals your body to stop making melatonin, the hormone that controls when you feel sleepy. Instead, this light tells your brain to stay alert. Not to mention the late-night dings and buzzes that can jolt you out of peaceful slumber. The best bet for better sleep is to keep computers, TVs, and, yes, your phone out of your bedroom.

Make Your Bedroom a No-Screen Zone

Learn to calm your mind on demand, and you’ll find it easier to drift off at night.
If you’re new to meditation practice, it helps to find a point of focus. It could be the sound of your breath or a simple phrase that you repeat in your head, like “I am at peace.”
At first, you may struggle to tune out your thoughts. It’s OK to stop after a minute or two -- but try again the next night. Over time, you’ll be able to meditate longer.

Meditation For A Good Night

If they’re stuck inside your mind, worries and “What ifs?” can grow unchecked. Say them out loud, and they might just vanish.Try this: Start to recite the letters of the alphabet in your head. When you get a few letters in, say something out loud. Notice that your ABCs came to a halt? That’s what can happen when you give voice to your worries.

Call Out Your Worries

Many people say yoga helps them sleep better. Try “child’s pose” at bedtime. <ul><li>Kneel on the floor with your big toes together. </li><li>Separate your knees the width of your hips, and sink your chest to your thighs. </li><li>Let your forehead touch the ground. </li><li>Have hip or knee issues? Try “corpse pose” instead. Lie on your back, legs apart and arms relaxed at your sides. </li><li>Exhale and feel yourself sink into the ground. </li><li>Stay in either pose for 3-5 minutes.</li></ul>

Channel Your Inner Yogi

You won’t be able to get rid of all your worries for good. In fact, the more you tell yourself not to stress, the more you probably will. What can help is to schedule a “worry time” during your day. Choose a small window of time to sit quietly. Let yourself go over all the things that have you concerned, as well as some ways you might solve them. You may find that this allows you to worry less -- and sleep better.

Go Ahead and Worry

Tips for a good night: Learn how to slow your thoughts so you can finally get some rest.

Can’t sleep because your mind is racing? Learn how to slow your thoughts so you can finally get some rest.

Quiet Your Busy Brain Before Bed

Quiet Your Busy Brain Before Bed, For A Good Night

You're still not pulling those covers up before you leave for work? You don't have to make crisp hospital bed corners — just do the minimum. This way, when you get home, your bedroom isn’t a hot mess.

Make your bed in the morning

Figure out a boundary that works for you (as soon as you leave the office for example) and stick to it.
If you have to, let your team at the office know that you simply won’t be checking your emails at night.

How to prepare for a good night: Stop reading work emails

If you’re not leaving the house the rest of the night, you are 100 percent cleared to put on your pajamas as soon as you walk in the door. Hair can go into a messy bun, contact lenses can be removed, and the big cozy socks can come out. You are done looking like a human for the day.

Put your PJs on early

Even if you’re just making yourself a sandwich, there’s something rewarding, soothing, and just nice about making your own dinner. You won’t have to spend any extra money, you won’t have to wait for delivery, and you won’t have to settle when part of the order inevitably shows up wrong.

Make dinner

Weeknight cooking is always going to be easier if you plan in advance. That means having the grocery shopping done for the week (no last-minute trips to the store!), defrosting necessary frozen meat, and building a clear plan for what you want to make.

Plan ahead for said dinner

Why wait for the weekend to have fun? Meet for happy hour, a spin class, or a walk around the local park, or have some friends over for dinner. You deserve to do something fun with your non-working hours.

Meet a friend 

Just be careful — you do not need to binge-watch all of the shows at once. Let yourself watch an appropriate amount and then turn off the tube.

Watch a bit of TV

There’s nothing wrong with having a square or little piece a few nights a week. This will especially be necessary if you crave sweets after dinner.

Enjoy a nibble of chocolate

Certain teas (like Earl Grey, chai, and some green teas) contain enough caffeine that they might keep you up. But herbal teas like ginger and chamomile can help you wind down. Drink it for the sleep aid or just because you like the routine.

Have some tea for a good night

In addition to your morning alarm, consider setting one for the nighttime too. Let’s say you like to be in bed every night by 11 and it takes you an hour to wash up and really wind down. Then you should set your alarm for 10 and it will remind you that it’s time to get your routine started.

Set a pre-bedtime alarm

Once you’re all washed up and in bed, you can enjoy a little extra time under the covers.
Keep the screens away (because of the blue light) and read a magazine or a book.

How to have a good night: Read in bed

People always talk about what to do to get a good night’s sleep and how to have a good morning. But what about the nighttime leading up to those things? Here are the best things you can do for a good night.

11 Things to Do for a Good Night

Failure is a great teacher. It’s true that life never gets easier, and we only get continuously better at our lives. Childhood’s lessons are simple—this is how you color in the lines, 2 + 2 = 4, brush your teeth twice a day, etc. As we get older, <a href="https://www.upworthy.com/best-reddit-life-tips">lessons </a>keep coming, and though they might still remain simple in their message, truly understanding them can be difficult. Often we learn the hard way. The good news is, the “hard way” is indeed a great teacher. Learning the hard way often involves struggle, mistakes and failure. While these feelings are undeniably uncomfortable, being patient and persistent enough to move through them often leaves us not only wiser in having gained the lesson, but more confident, assured and emotionally resilient. If that’s not growth, I don’t know what is.

There's a bit of advice here for everyone—from financial wisdom to mental health tips.

The good news is, the “hard way” is indeed a great teacher. Learning the hard way often involves struggle, mistakes and failure. While these feelings are undeniably uncomfortable, being patient and persistent enough to move through them often leaves us not only wiser in having gained the lesson, but more confident, assured and emotionally resilient. If that’s not growth, I don’t know what is.

<a href="https://www.upworthy.com/american-household-items">Reddit </a>user <a href="https://www.reddit.com/user/G_man252/">u/G_man252 </a>asked people to share their own life lessons “<a href="https://www.reddit.com/r/AskReddit/comments/yw5puk/serious_whats_a_life_lesson_you_learned_the_hard/">learned the hard way </a>,” and the answers, though varied, all touched on something useful that everyone can probably relate to. Especially those of us who have had the blessing of living long enough to gain a lot of hard-won knowledge. Below are 17 of the best lessons that all of us either have learned, are trying to learn or will learn soon enough. Reading them isn’t necessarily the same as experiencing them, but there is still some comfort in knowing they are all part of what it means to be human.

1. "Not everyone who loves you is good for you. " – @Gulbahar-00

2. "Back up your data. " – @SomeoneHad2FuknSayit

3. "You can't fix other people. Only yourself. " – @Bob_N_Frapples

4. "It’s okay to put yourself first. Don’t expend all your energy on others and leave nothing for yourself. Understand how to give and take in moderation and that it’s a two way street." – @Neffili

5. "Your fear of failure is worse than the failure itself. Take the chance. Now. " – @aerofish_

6. "Nothing ever stays the same no matter how hard you want it to be … don’t take it for granted. " – @CodyGhostBlood

7. "Not everyone will like you for doing the right thing." – @Kaitriarch

8. "Never take your health for granted. Appreciate every little thing you have that makes you happy. " – @galestrikesback

9. "Being vulnerable is the hardest thing you can do, but not being vulnerable will make your life much, much harder." – @thiccdiccboi Open your heart.

10. “Budget and be financially responsible." – @QuailandDoves

"If your gut is screaming at you that something is wrong, listen to it. " – @REDDITprime1212 11.

12. "Time does not heal all wounds. Most days get better but you'll always have days where you feel it all over again as if it just happened and you can't do anything about it except for ride it out. " – @Smokey_S

13. "It is possible to commit no mistakes and still lose. That is not a weakness. That is life. " – @Karnezar

14. "Mental illness is very real and will get in the way of your life. " – @NoUsername817226

15. "It's okay to be wrong sometimes. Humility really goes a long way in maintaining relationships and being happy. " – @Freezeucriminalscum

16. "You will inevitably, directly or indirectly hurt people in life. " – @Sinusoidal0360

17. "Don’t wait until the right time. For most things there is no right time. Perfectionism stalls you. " – @lovelyfallday

17 Life Lessons That Are Learned The Hard Way

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Anger can be a weapon...If you control it, use it. Otherwise you can get lost in it.﻿

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Learn From Mistakes

In war, a soldier sees beauty only in the blood of his enemy. The rest of him is lost...sometimes never to return.

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Wars are fought for two things- survival or advantage. Battles may be won by the better soldier. Wars are won by those who are willing to sacrifice everything to ensure victory.

Sacrifice 

Keep your expectations low and you'll never be disappointed.

Expectations

Atreus: So I'm a man now, like you. No. We are not men. We are more than that. The responsibility is far greater. And you must be better than me.

Responsibility 

We win because we are determined. Disciplined. Not because we feel ourselves superior.

Discipline

Athena: There is one unavoidable truth you will never escape. You cannot change. You will always be....a monster. I know. ﻿But I am your monster no longer.

Choice

Do not concern yourself with what might be, focus on what is.

Anxiety

We will be the Gods we choose to be, not those who have been.

The power of this weapon, any weapon, comes from your heart...but only when tempered by your mind. By the discipline, the self-control, of the one who wields it. That is where the true strength of a warrior lies. You must never forget that.

True Strength

I killed many who were deserving... And many who were not. The cycle ends here. We must be better.

Accepting The Truth

Wisdom of Kratos in his own words. A person who has grown old in a profession where men die young. 

The novelization of the highly anticipated God of War game. His vengeance against the Gods of Olympus years behind him, Kratos now lives as a man in the realm of Norse gods and monsters. It is in this harsh, unforgiving world that he must fight to survive... and teach his son to do the same. This startling reimagining of God of War deconstructs the core elements that defined the series-- satisfying combat; breathtaking scale; and a powerful narrative--and fuses them anew.

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The novelization of the highly anticipated God of War game. His vengeance against the Gods of Olympus years behind him, Kratos now lives as a man in the realm of Norse gods and monsters. It is in this harsh, unforgiving world that he must fight to survive... and teach his son to do the same. This startling reimagining of God of War deconstructs the core elements that defined the series-- satisfying combat; breathtaking scale; and a powerful narrative--and fuses them anew.

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God of War - The Official Novelization

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Improve your worst pieces

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Accumulate small advantages

1. prevent an opponent’s idea.2. overprotecting material so our pieces can move freely.3. reducing the scope or impact of opposing pieces

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We became slaves of nowadays productivity cult. We continuously work and complete tasks, competing with ourselves and others.

Productivity kills us #1

We all know the statement - compete only with yourself. In this concept we do it the best.If you did better than yesterday - great, you "raised" the level of productivity(nr of things done in an unit of time), now try to keep up with this level for a long time)And if you didn't - you're a piece of crap, and you lose all your motivation to work(

Competing with ourselves

As well we like to be 'stronger, smarter and overall better' than anyone else. That's our competitive nature.Seeing someone more successful than you is a great factor that makes you to leave your comfort zone and start to work. But getting too much much exposed to this factor may leave you too unsatisfied with 'where you are', 'what you can' and 'what you can't'. This will kill your desire to to be the best.

Competing with others

Doing more and more of things isn't good. We can't keep up with the regime/schedule is very hard, and if something goes out of control - you'll feel burnt. You will not feel like working. This is the danger of productivity cult.

Productivity kills us #2

If you already feel burnt - then take a rest, let your organism to recover after a such energy-consuming trial.Filter the tasks you were doing and find 2-3 things you adore or you're good at them.Take your time to determine what skill level you got, and setting goals you want to achieve.Now, start with small steps in achieving those goals, DON'T MAKE SPRINTS - 'cause you will burn(that's not what you want). Work in small blocks of time on all of them, EVERY DAY.Consistency is the key to success.

What to do?

I realised myself trapped in this productivity cult. I got burnt out because of schedules and frames I set to myself. Now I want to start a new program according to the last idea and maintain it as long as I can.

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<ul><li>Stephen King is arguably one of the best horror writers on this list and one of the most popular among horror fans. </li><li>His first professional content sale was in 1967 for a short story published in Startling Mystery Stories. His debut novel Carrie was published in 1971, and King continues to publish short stories and horror books to this day over six decades later. </li><li>King is a New York Times bestselling author and lives with his wife, sharing their time between Maine and Florida depending on the season.</li><li>Best Works: Pet Semetary, The Shining, The Stand, Carrie, ‘Salem’s Lot.</li></ul>

Stephen King

<ul><li>Bram Stoker is nearly synonymous with vampires, having written the original Dracula. </li><li>Originally named Abraham Stoker, this Irish gothic author lived between 1847 and 1912, when he died after suffering several strokes. </li><li>In 1987, the Bram Stoker Award was established and has been awarded every year since 1988. Popular Bram Stoker Award winners include other horror authors on this list like Dean Koontz, Neil Gaiman, Clive Barker, and more. </li><li>Best Works: Dracula, Dracula’s Guest, The Jewel of Seven Stars.</li></ul>

Bram Stoker 

<ul><li>Shirley Jackson is the popular gothic horror novel author of The Haunting of Hill House, published in 1989. Later, a 20th-century movie would be inspired by the tome.</li><li>Instead of sticking to common horror story tropes, Jackson wrote what would become one of the most well-known haunted house horror books currently available. </li><li>Best Works: The Haunting of Hill House, The Letters of Shirley Jackson, We Have Always Lived In the Castle, Dark Tales.</li></ul>

Shirley Jackson

<ul><li>Clive Barker is a well-known playwright, film director, and author in the horror genre. His debut set of short stories, The Books of Blood, received high praise from Stephen King. </li><li>Several of his stories have been made into movies, including Hellraiser and Candyman. </li><li>In addition, Barker received an Academy Award for Best Adapted Screenplay for his work on Gods and Monsters, a period drama published in 1998 about the last days in the life of another esteemed film director, James Whale.</li><li>Best Works: Books of Blood, Volume 1,, The Hellbound Heart, Weaveworld.</li></ul>

Clive Barker

<ul><li>Dean Koontz is another extremely popular New York Times bestselling author.</li><li>It’s hard to decide which book of his is the scariest; there are so many to choose from. Whether you’re looking for a horror story about phantoms, ghosts, serial killers, or even horror novels with a bit of science fiction thrown in, Koontz is an ideal choice. </li><li>Koontz’s horror books read quickly despite their intimidating volume, keeping readers on their toes and guessing about what may be coming next.</li><li>Best Works: The Other Emily, 77 Shadow Street, The Lost Soul of the City, The Servants of Twilight, The Night Window: <warningtag>A Jane Hawk Novel.</warningtag></li></ul>

Dean Koontz

<ul><li>Anne Rice is best known for her series The Vampire Chronicles, including the novel Interview With a Vampire. </li><li>The first book in the series introduced us to Lestat and Louis, later played by Tom Cruise and Brad Pitt in the movie of the same name. </li><li>Since 2008, Rice has sold more than 80 million copies of her debut novel, which remains one of the best books about vampires in the entire horror genre.</li><li>Best Works: The Vampire Chronicles, Blackwood Farm.</li></ul>

Anne Rice

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Quiet Your Busy Brain Before Bed

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17 life lessons that are learned the hard way

God of War - The Official Novelization

Finding Moves in the Middlegame

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