Review: I challenge you to get horrified!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 08 19, 2012
I received this book in exchange for an honest review.Honestly, I'm not usually much for short stories, though lately I've been finding my face stuffed in a lot of them...and I've come out of them entertained and happy. So maybe I'll need to update my own ideas on short stories.I got a kick out of this book. The concept, as I understand it, is that the author asked for ideas from readers and he built on those ideas. Cool crafting. Love it. Almost like impromptu comedy, and believe it or not, many of these horror stories had humorous twists. I don't want to give anything away, and it's really easy to do when you're describing short stories. Just...check it out and see for yourself.I do have a favorite story in the book. It involves kazoos. I can't say which my least favorite was though, they were all entertaining and fun. Even my husband, who doesn't like to read much, will love this book. It's short, the chapters (stories) are quick/action-filled, and you never hit a lull-o-ennui, which can occur in full length books for people like my husband.Who can I recommend this book to? Hmmmmm...well, people who don't like to read. Seriously, they will like this. It's like watching the Twilight Zone marathon, only in words (it's even in black and white, ha!). I also recommend HC2 to everybody over about the age of ten who does like to read. HEre's an idea - if you're hopping a plane in New York and flying to Los Angeles...take this book along. You'll proably get it read before you pass Denver.There is a Horror Challenge 1 I haven't read yet. It's going on my list.