The Birds of Azalea Street by Nova Ren Suma 
 3 stars - I love this author's writing style but I've tried to read some of her full length novels in the past and for some reason I have a hard time getting absorbed in her plots. I think a short story works much better in this case. 
 In the Forest Dark and Deep by Carrie Ryan 
 4 stars - All the stories in this anthology contain their own brand of weirdness, but this one kind of stuck out to me. Definitely a creepy take on Alice In Wonderland with a peculiar narrator that I quite enjoyed. 
 Emmiline by Cat Winters 
 4 stars - Perhaps the shortest story in the book, and honestly pretty predictable, but for some reason I still really liked it despite that. 
 Verse Chorus Verse by Leigh Bardugo 
 3.5 stars - Honestly surprised I didn't enjoy this more than I did because Bardugo is an awesome writer that I have had the good fortune to meet twice. 
 Hide and Seek by Megan Sheperd 
 4.5 stars - Really liked this one; I already knew that Sheperd can write creepy atmosphere very well after having read her madman's daughter trilogy, and she didn't disappoint. 
 The Dark Scary Parts and All by Danielle Paige 
 2.5 stars - My least favorite story, it should have been half the length it was, it might have been a little more entertaining. It lacked that creepy quality and left me slogging through high school drama instead. 
 The Flicker, the Fingers, the Beat, the Sigh by April Genevieve Tucholke 
 3 stars - Not particularly wrong with this one, I did like it, it just seemed like your standard creepy story with no real surprises. I liked the writing though, I would like to pick up some of her other works. 
 Fat Girl With A Knife by Jonathon Maberry 
 3.5 stars - This one was a lot of fun, you can't really go wrong with zombies in a horror story anthology, and I personally find weight issues very relatable, so I probably connected with the main character more for that reason. 
 Sleepless by Jay Kristoff 
 4.5 stars - Loved the twists in this one! I did predict one, but there were several, and it was pretty chilling. Makes me want to pick up his other stuff. 
 M by Stefan Bachmann 
 4 stars - I liked the idea of having the narrator be blind, because rather than see the creepiness, it's just described, and I do love historical fiction. Combine that with a mini mystery and you have an entertained reader. 
 The Girl Without a Face by Marie Lu 
 5 stars - My favorite one! It was very traditional horror, but the way Lu writes and sets the scene is truly chilling. 
 A Girl Who Dreamed Of Snow by McCormick Templeman 
 3.5 stars - I appreciated the interesting setting in this one, I just wish the main character had more of personality instead of just the antagonists. 
 Stitches by A.G. Howard 
 4 stars - This one I didn't quite get the ending of . . . perhaps I missed something. But I do love her writing, and I really liked the characters too. 
 On the I-5 by Kendare Blake 
 4 stars - Not the creepiest thing I've ever read of Blake's but great all the same. I liked the twist at the end, how it kind of implied that this process was an ongoing thing. 
 Overall a very impressive collection of stories.