Halloween Reads: Literature's Scariest Monsters

A Scotland-based costume company, Morphsuits, came up with this ~~SPOO-OOKY~~ rating of literature's most popular monsters. What do you think?

Loyal, Sukhi. (2015, Sept. 10). Monsters in literature. Retrieved from: http://www.morphsuits.com/blog/monsters-in-literature/

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