I really enjoyed this retelling. I thought it was a great way to switch up the narrative, and was so interesting actually. I reread this immediately after finishing it.

I’m not sure why I like this short story so much, but I really just think it’s so exciting! It’s always fun to reread this and get caught up in the action again.

This story was wild to say the least. I really enjoyed it, and liked the twist ending a lot. I think this is one of the better written Ito shorts.

I didn't particularly find any of these stories to be interesting or memorable. I really enjoyed the art/illustrations, which is where my three stars come from. An easy book to finish in an afternoon that some hardcore Burton fans might like more than me.

This was the first King novel I ever read, and now I get it. I get why King is still so popular and why everyone I seem to know has read at least three of his books. This story was suspenseful and nerve-racking. While I still have some issues with different aspects of the book, I think the overall tone and story were enjoyable!

This volume was so wild tbh, probably the wildest so far. I like where the story is going honestly, so I'm excited to keep reading.

These stories were so funny! It was a really enjoyable read, and I loved the sense of justice the main character had. I feel like I could be a similar old broad in my golden age (hopefully).

I truly love how dramatic Sesshomaru is at every given moment of time he gets in these books.

I seem to be in the minority here, but I just didn't enjoy any of the poem in this volume honestly. Just not the kind of style I can really consume and enjoy.

Pretty interesting as far as cultural information goes. I'm not sure how useful all the links and housing/food recommendations are. But I liked that it recommended other books to read for more information.