Annal:2004 Bram Stoker Award for Work for Young Readers
From AwardAnnals
Results of the Bram Stoker Award in the year 2004. For a ranked list of books, try an honor roll:
- Bram Stoker Award for Work for Young Readers
- Horror books
- Horror authors
- Young Adult books
- Young Adult authors
- Speculative Fiction books
- Speculative Fiction authors.
- <–2003
- Bram Stoker Award
- –end–
Abarat: Part 2. Days of Magic, Nights of War
- 2004 Stoker–Youth winner
- Score: 10.54
Candy Quackenbush’s adventures in the amazing world of the Abarat are getting more strange by the hour. Christopher Carrion, the Lord of Midnight, has sent his henchman to capture her. Why? she wonders. What would Carrion want with a girl from Minnesota? And why is Candy beginning to feel that the world of Abarat is familiar to her? Why can she speak words of magic she doesn’t even remember learning?
There is a mystery here. And Carrion, along with his fiendish grandmother Mater Motley, suspects that whatever Candy is, she could spoil their plans…
Oddest Yet: Even More Stories to Chill the Heart
- 2004 Stoker–Youth winner
- Score: 10.54
More Creepers for Classrooms, Campfires, Car Trips. Sequel to Odd Lot: Stories to Chill the Heart (Ben Franklin Award silver for Best Mystery/Suspense Book) and Even Odder: More Stories to Chill the Heart (Nominee/Finalist for Bram Stoker Award for Young Readers).
Robot Santa: The Further Adventures of Santa's Twin
- 2004 Stoker–Youth nominee
- Score: 6.54
Dean Koontz kicks the holiday season into high gear with a wildly inventive and wickedly funny sequel to his perennial Christmas bestseller Santa’s Twin.
The Claus family’s bad seed, Bob, is back and dishing out a second helping of holiday havoc and headaches for his twin brother, Santa. Exactly a year has passed since Bob kidnapped Santa and visited Charlotte and Emily in his stead, bearing gifts of mud pies, cat poop, and broccoli. After his defeat at the hands of the two brave sisters, Bob has worked hard to redeem himself in Santa’s eyes.…
- 2004 Stoker–Youth nominee
- Score: 6.54
Kerry Proffitt and her friends, who shared a summerhouse on the California coast during the summer, are forced back to their own realities as fall approaches. Now that Daniel is dead and the evil witch, Season, is gone, the friends split up but agree to keep an eye out for Season.
- <–2003
- Bram Stoker Award
- –end–
