Classic Tales of Horror

Fue un regalo y a la persona le encantó mucho es muy bonito y tiene los colores muy intensos y el tamaño de la letra es la adecuada

This older 2015 edition (dark cover) appears to have thicker paper than the newer 2025 edition (red cover), the latter I have actually disappointingly felt in a local store and found hard to read due to paper thinness and next page's words bleeding through. The listed difference in total page numbers appear explained by whether sellers include the counting of the same 2015 introduction contained in both. Except for this older version's higher quality and different cover design, they appear to be the same book. I would highly suggest buying this version. A great book, with great stories, at a great price.

I decided to read at least one selection of spooky fiction or poetry every day in October, and this anthology is perfect. (I also own Edgar Allan Poe's Collected Works, Grimm's Fairy Tales and Robert Frost's poetry, plus the flexibound Washington Irving from this publisher.) I'm a big fan of Canterbury Classics, and this anthology doesn't disappoint. The quality leather cover is attractive and feels nice. It contains a well-curated selection of tales from a variety of 19th & 20th century American and European authors, including a couple of female authors. (Be sure to read "Afterward" by Edith Wharton and Charlotte Gilman Perkins' "The Yellow Wallpaper".) Printing is clear and a comfortable size to read, on ivory paper that is not too thin, and there is a ribbon page marker. The table of contents includes the date each selection was first published. If you're looking to sample the "best of" classic gothic horror, this book is definitely the way to do it. Well worth the price!

My first leather book, an amazing collection of stories in this

LEATHER COVER WAS DAMAGED