Excellent collection, one that I never dare miss a volume in. Read my review here: http://www.biblioblog.com/archives/002036.html.

A Halloween anthology with a twist. Not only do you get grat Halloween stories, but authors and illustrators recall their favorite Halloween memories as well. I particurally loved Jack Ketchum’s memory – what a wonderful idea! Some of the better stories include ones by Jack Ketchum, Dean Koontz, and Peter Straub.

I knew I was going to like this book, but I had no idea how much I was going to love it. I enjoyed this book thoroughly for so many reasons, the biggest one being that Bruce Campbell is just so damn cool. After reading this, he became my personal hero. Even if you haven’t seen any of his movies or tv shows, you’ll still probably enjoy the book. The stories of him growing up with his brothers and setting off with his friends to make The Evil Dead are everything from funny to inspiring. He’s liberally sprinkled pictures with hilarious captions throughout the book and I found myself stopping co-workers and friends and making them look at them too. Wonderful book. Highly recommended.

There was a hypnotic, dream-like quality to the writing and I loved feeling like I was being sucked in every time I opened it. Highly recommended.

I was impressed with almost every story in the book and it was well worth the $3.50 I paid for it in a used bookstore. Favorite stories from the book include Bob, Life with Father, The Sanctuary, and my favorite, The Washingtonians.

This book is about the relationship between Dinah, her mother, and her aunts. It’s both fascinating and touching and I feel completely in love with this book.

It was basically the first book all over again. I spent the whole time wanting to slap the main character and yell at her, ‘Grow up, damn it! Stop being a victim and learn some discipline.’ Avoid these books.