Now, I'd like to start by saying I am not a very smart person and that might be why I struggled so much with this book. It was... quite a chore for me to read this.

I can't remember where I read it, but I really enjoyed the Tell-Tale Heart so I thought I would enjoy the rest of his stories, as well, but I was so very wrong. I'm not saying they are bad, not at all, but they just aren't for me. To me, these tales were very... dull and drawn out. Most of it went over my head and I found myself zoning out and having to reread several paragraphs multiple times before the words would take.

The strangest part is that this book felt almost supernatural. No matter how many pages I read, it never seemed to get shorter and it felt like it took ages to finish it. But maybe that's just because it was such a struggle to force myself to finish it, I don't know. It just felt like no matter how many pages I turned, it took longer than it should to reach the end. ( )

To be honest, I only read about a third of this - all that was required for class. Spooky! But a little repetitive to read all in one sitting. ( )

To be honest, I only read about a third of this - all that was required for class. Spooky! But a little repetitive to read all in one sitting. ( )

To be honest, I only read about a third of this - all that was required for class. Spooky! But a little repetitive to read all in one sitting. ( )

To be honest, I only read about a third of this - all that was required for class. Spooky! But a little repetitive to read all in one sitting. ( )