Rot & Ruin by Jonathan Maberry is one of the few horror stories that seeks to bridge the gap between the genre and young readers. While you get coming of age tales, such as It by Stephen King and Ghoul by Brian Keene, the explicit subject matter makes many of these stories inappropriate for younger readers. Some of that is of course the fact that horror narratives tend to be more adult focused.

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