The 5 Most Interesting Books to Read by the Campfire

Everyone loves reading a favorite book in a warm, safe place, but what if WHERE you're reading becomes part of the experience? We're looking at 5 of the most interesting books you can read by the campfire. If you're planning on sleeping under the stars this year, then one of these books might just be perfect to take along with you. Beware, though...most of these are horror novels! So camp with some friends.

[@WELinde]

I like this idea of picking books that can fit unique environments. Maybe another could be "best books to read while on a road trip" or "when you experience writer's block".

[@Melissa.Ringstaff]

Also I haven’t been backpacking in a long time. That sounds so fun!!

[@D3Reads]

It's such a strange activity, where it takes tons of work yet it's also relaxing. It seems like the perfect time to read and catch up on some books!

[@Melissa.Ringstaff]

I read a LOT of Stephen King back in the 90s. Makes me want to pick one up and reread it!

[@mildrumpus]

I discovered your channel through this video. Great book picks - have a safe trip. Happy Reading! 😎📚👍

[@D3Reads]

Thank you very much! I'm thinking I might keep it light and take Swamp Story for this trip. Well, "light" in terms of subject matter, anyway. Thanks again!

[@BenjaminsBookclub]

Great video! I've had Feed on my shelf for so long, I really need to get around to it!

[@D3Reads]

Thanks very much! Jeff (who did the audiobook review of it) really enjoyed it. He was compelled to listen to the audio versions of the entire Newsflesh series!

[@Anuski1975]

"The Wendigo", by Algernon Blackwood: there's no rival to that story.

[@D3Reads]

That sounds fantastic (just did a little research) and this sounds like it would have been a perfect book to take along. I'm currently planning another horror book compilation, and I'm going to take a look at this one. Thanks so much!