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Vasilina Kleshchevnikova _asilina35 — SO original and very creepy/sad. The photographs were the fun surprise and I loved reading that they come from collections. As usual, when I first began to read this I felt embarrassed for reading another "teen" book but this is for adults as well. Some of it spoke to the teen but I loved it. What a ride.

Staci Ellis snookems285f6b — This rating is only for the following: "Fairy Gifts" by Patricia Briggs - 5-star It's a wonderful story told in few words but weaved together with rich details, excellent writings and sympathetic characters that feels real. I especially like the way Briggs tells her story; it's that ability of a good author to sweep readers off their feet and carry them along with her/him. Loved it! (Given that I only read one story in this, I've toned down the rating to 4-star for the book. But "Fairy Gifts" was 5-star all the way.) UPDATE: Decided I should give the other stories a chance and randomly tried some based on other reviews: "Priced to Sell" by Naomi Novick - Uh huh. It's an insight into how wretched NY real estate can be, but (view spoiler). Has potentials though. 2 or 3-star. "Guns for the Dead" by Melissa Marr - ... Ok? What's the point of the story? 1-star. "Noble Rot" by Holly Black - Not bad, but didn't grab me either. Plot feels a bit hole-y; it can't be that simple to (view spoiler). 2-star. "Curses" by Jim Butcher - Finally, random reading is worthwhile sometimes. Pretty fun, no fireworks but I'll check out the main series in future. 3-star. Perhaps I should lower the rating for the anthology now?

Federico Prestifilippo federico_presti — This one of the only books I have bought new in hardback. I only got it because I had hiked to the top of Cold Mountain several years before. That having been said, I did enjoy it.