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![]() Hunting's Best Short Stories, edited by Paul D. Staudohar Independent Publishers Group Suggested ReadingHunting's Best Short StoriesGuide Rating - ![]() The Bottom LineThis is an enjoyable book, for the most part. While I wouldn't say that its contents exemplify the best short stories about hunting, it did hold my interest, which is not always easy to do. Pros
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Guide Review - Hunting's Best Short StoriesHunting's Best Short Stories doesn't quite live up to its name, though it contains some stories that I would call "best." I just wish it included more of that caliber. I am a re-reader of books that I enjoy, and I've read some books many times. This book is partially re-readable by my standards, which is as good a method of comparison as any. Some I didn't care for at all, others are eminently re-readable. Hunting's Best Short Stories starts and ends well, both tales involving elderly hunters leaving behind their passions, albeit in very different ways. The "meat" between these enjoyable slices is split, in terms of its appeal to me. Then again, I've been told more than once that I am not easy to please when it comes to reading material. Suggested Reading |
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