I have no idea how I didn’t review House of Night back in 2012 because I definitely read it, loved it, and immediately purchased it! This book (and series) has been a go-to favorite of mine ever since, with many rereads over the years.

PC Cast, along with her daughter Kristin, creates such a unique and compelling world with Zoey Redbird at its center—a heroine you can root for as she navigates the highs and lows of being a fledgling vampyre. The mix of magic, mythology, and teenage drama is perfectly balanced, and the House of Night itself feels like a character in its own right.

What I love most is how easy it is to get lost in this story, even after all these years. The relationships, the twists, the humor—it’s all just as enjoyable now as it was the first time I read it. If you’re a fan of paranormal YA with strong characters and a rich setting, this series is a must-read.

It's always fun to see a book in graphic novel format. I had really enjoyed the beginning of this series and I do like the art of the graphic novel.

I did enjoy this book. It was an mix of vampire and magic at an boarding school for misfit kids. Of course you have the chosen one themed character, but otherwise it was fun.

This was a good story and a great addition to the House of Night works I loved the illustrations!! I would definitely recommend this to a HoN fan!

Fun to see novels in a graphic novel format. Would like to have seen the whole series in this format.

The artwork is nice, however I wasn’t a fan of the story. I had read the novels originally and was curious to see how this would compare .

The comic version of House of Night is perfect. The art was on point and perfectly captured the story.

Oh, how I wanted to view and read "House of Night" (The Graphic Novel), but due to size I was unable to download on my kindle. The cover is lovely and I heard from other reviewers that the drawings are exquisite.