Everyman's Library The Stories of Ray Bradbury

I have loved Ray Bradbury stories since I read The Illustrated Man when I was seventeen. I owned the paperback version of the stories of Ray Bradbury vol. 1 prior to this, and now it's good to have the short stories from volumes 1 and 2 in one hardback edition. I was a bit concerned that the type would be microscopic because of the number of stories but it's fine really. The paper quality is excellent too; this was another factor I was wary about. I dip into this every now and again rather than reading it chronologically. I would recommend to followers of Ray Bradbury and Isaac Asimov alike.

This is a review about the actual book, not the author or stories as the writing is not quite to my taste.Its a very nice book. The cover and bindings are high quality and the paper and print are very clear. The book is a nice size and reassuringly heavy. Its a book to show off and come back to again and again.

An almost complete Everyman collection of Ray Bradbury's short stories????? You would be insane to miss it. But RB depends on taste. Youngsters maybe ought to read one or two .........

I’ll keep rereading these forever. Even his sci-fi short story had me gripped

We homeschool and are delighted to find such a hefty book with Bradbury's amazing stories. Similar to Edgar Allan Poe, but with perhaps more variety in them.