Stories were quick and great set of short stories. Particularly liked Rat and The Life of Chuck. Very different than many of King’s other stories.

In the beginning it felt uncertain and out of place, but while reading the whole thing it gave terrifying chills I mean this is Stephen King we’re talking about! And this is my second Stephen King’s book since reading the green mile. Other than that, not too bad!

Loved the trump bashing more than anything! P.S. HE LOST

I really enjoyed all the stories but I especially loved the one about the “Outsider”. Stephen King never disappoints.

Another top shelf King collection

All four books were good. I enjoyed the story “If It Bleeds” that continues the story of Holly Gibney.

Tried of the trump bashing. Done with king

I really like the stories. But it’s funny, the book could have been named after any of them. If it bleeds has a better ring to it I guess.

This book feels rushed, all over the place and just not scary at all. I think King needs to stop cramming his politics down your throat and letting you know how much he loves Trump and just focus on writing a good horror story. The King may have finally lost it.

The majority of the stories were very engaging, and I felt particularly immersed in the last of the four, King’s writing style definetly drew me in. However, the short story titled If It Bleeds was difficult to get into. I found that the ongoing analysis of the news reporter tended to bore me, and I felt as if there was no direction to the plot, or it was difficult to follow at least. However, the story picks up relatively well about half way through, but I wish there was more meaning to this story imparticular. The beginning story including Mr. Hariggan was interesting enough, even though I still struggle to understand the point of the story. However, the second and last stories, in my opinion have meaning and insight that I will continue to chew on for the next few weeks, and I love the demostration of the general premace “I contain worlds, and I have the right to be amazing.” The last story presents a moral dilemma that I will also enjoy breaking down, and I do not regret my purchase at all. A good read in the end. Definetely worth it.