Blue is for Nightmares by Laurie Faria Stolarz

Despite everything 'wrong' with the series, I'll probably end up rereading it. The Point of View kept switching back and forth in between Stacey and 'Shell' aka Jacob, but the transitions were always abrupt and confusing, and hard to follow early in the book. I just wish in book 4 that it hadn't been so confusing to read. The word choice was very repetitive, but there were also really good parts to the books, and the mystery and suspense is what had me unable to put the books down, because I just HAD to find out what happened. I believed the overall idea of the series was good with Stacey having these premonition dreams, but the characters were very weird and sometimes lacking development along with the writing seeming as if it came from a bad fanfiction in some places. It was kind of like those books that you know are really terrible, but you just can't quit reading it because there's something about it that seems remotely interesting. This series was recommended to me by my sister, who read it in high school. 'A good choice for libraries where witchcraft is an eternal favorite.' A YALSA Quick Pick for Reluctant Readers (2005) Breathtaking bouts with killers and heart-wrenching near misses with death will keep you on the edge of your seat!Īwards and Praise for Blue is for Nightmares: A typical teenager, Stacey has the usual worries, but she is also a hereditary witch who is blessed-or cursed-with a gift for prophetic dreams. The engaging heroine of this popular suspense series is Stacey Brown.

Also sporting a fresh design is The Blue is for Nightmares Collection, a handsome boxed set of all four of these new editions-plus a unique book of spells. With over 500,000 in print, this best-selling series about a teen witch has cast a spell upon young adults across the world! In commemoration of this remarkable success, each volume- Blue is for Nightmares, White is for Magic, Silver is for Secrets, and Red is for Remembrance-has been updated with a new cover.

Blue is for Nightmares by Laurie Faria Stolarz