Cycle of the Werewolf: The classic masterpiece from the No. 1 bestseller Paperback – 26 Dec. 2023

Good book.

A nice little novella with some really nice artwork. It is short, and I was unaware of this when buying (I should have read more of the details, so I can't reduce the rating as it is my own error), but it is short and snappy.My only real issue, and it is probably petty, is I am collecting King books with this cover design for consistency (I hate mixed up spines on the shelf), and whilst this matches the others I have, it is bigger than the other paperbacks of his normal novels. It could have easily been the same size, making the book a bit thicker, and making it consistent on the shelf. I also feel the illustrations, whilst good, are just padding to fill out the page count. Each chapter (of a few pages) has a double page illustration and a single page illustration, so this is around 30 extra pages.

Another great horror story from King

More like a kids book

Great read brilliant story a must read for every one I have most his books quality really good and well worth the money

Really good condition and was so happy with it.

This is one of those Stephen King books that isn't always readily available. Unless of course you are willing to pay an unfair price on auction sites.I'm a big Stephen King fan and I am glad to have finally read this one. It is not one of his best works but still enjoyable. The illustrations are really just there to pad out the book (in my opinion) and are completely unnecessary, but on the other hand King likes to do things differently. He split one of his books up and sold it in parts (Green Mile) he wrote a story strictly for the internet (Ride the Bullet) he is currently involved in transferring his Dark Tower books into comic books so he probably had a hand in this.My only real problem with the illustrations is that they served as spoilers to the storyline. But it was a basic werewolf storyline anyway so probably a tad predictable.The film Silver Bullet was based on this book, but it's not really a straight take on the book, just someone taking liberties so if you've seen the film, expect to read a different story.

Im a massive fan, so I'm not impartial, but another good book from him.