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Night Shift: Excursions into Horror

Night Shift: Excursions into Horror

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Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Night Shift is the BOMB
Review: I like this book a lot. It is one of the scariest story book I ever read. It is bone chilling and it horrifically perfect

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: My first (second?) Stephen King book!
Review: I might have already read a couple stories out of Skeleton Crew before I read this, but as far as I could remember, this was my first Stephen King book that I went out and bought. Since the back of the book said, and I quote: "From the depths of darkness where hideous rats defend their empire,..." I already had a passion for stories that take place in the dark and deal with monsters, so I knew that this book was going to be good. I didn't know which story this was at the time, so I read something else: The Boogeyman. Now I had heard that Stephen King was super scary, very cool, etc., but when I read this story, I nearly made a mess in my pants! What a story! Since then I have read Jerusalem's Lot, Night Surf, I am the Doorway, Graveyard Shift (the rat story!), The Mangler, The Lawnmower Man, Children of the Corn, The Ledge, Strawberry Spring, and I Know What You Need. All of them any combination of the following: Scary, weird, messed-up, hideous, gory, sad, and any other word to describe the kinds of stuff that come out of this book. Now I am afraid of rats, closets, going up into space (not that this will ever happen), heights, strangers, and, above all, the dark. Now for anyone who wants to read this, I must warn you (cue the bass instruments), this is a scary, scary, scary book. If you have a weak stomach or fear of anything like I listed above, you will really want to stop reading (which, needless to say, can't happen with *this* book!).


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