Night Shift

Finished reading Night Shift by Stephen King, a collection of his short horror stories along with stories exploring the themes of anxiety, vertigo, hopelessness, emotional and so on. It also has everyday horror which upon spotting in your surrounding would very much remind you of a story from the book. This is my first Stephen King book since I wanted to explore the horror genre and dip my toes. It was very well worth reading each and every short stories. Some of them were not that interesting(keep in mind this was his first horror story collection book) but some of them gave me the creeps along with a gut-wrenching feeling. I still sometimes fear if there is a Boogeyman upstairs and never forget to flip the switch on. I would highly recommend giving this book a read since it has short stories which are easy to go through, definitely would need a dictionary/ E-dictionary beside you. It does has many sentences which mostly make sense in American culture/social life. But beside that it creates a grand atmosphere with well written characters. Book printing related: Towards the end of the final story after Page 474, there were inconsistent text beginning with a seperate paragraphs in between sentences which felt as if the texts weren't properly organised or fell too early or short for line breaks. It boggled my mind but the story kept me engaged which I overlooked. I'm not sure if this was only in my paperback book or all of this edition one's. I'd advice the sellers/buyers to look into it.

Came even early than I thought really good and nice

Excellent short stories

Original stories for tv series like Chapelwaite and movies like Children Of the Corn. Creepy and scary FOR SURE. From fear of heights to fear of addiction, one of these stories will definitely be fixed to your head. (Just don’t look under your bed! Sweet dreams.)

Zamówione jednego dnia po południu, przyszło drugiego rankiem! Jeszcze nie przeczytałam ale jakość ogólna bdb- brak zarysowań i zagięć