"Bitterness: A Story, Stories" is one of Stephen King's most provocative and controversial books, published in 1977. This work, consisting of a story and several stories, immerses the reader in a dark and disturbing world, where fear and aggression become the main engines of human behavior. King, a master of horror and psychological drama, this time explores the dark corners of the human soul, forcing you to think about what happens when the boundaries between the norm and madness are erased. The story "Bitterness" tells the story of a teenager who, being in a difficult situation, decides to take control of the situation, but his actions lead to unpredictable consequences. Stephen King cleverly uses elements of thriller and drama to create tension and make the reader empathize with the heroes. Each story in the collection is a separate story, but they are all united by a common theme - the study of human nature, fear and rage. King makes us think about how easily we can cross the line, and what is really behind the mask of normality. This book will be interesting to both King’s fans and those who are just beginning to get acquainted with his work. Teenagers and adults who are interested in psychology, sociology and philosophy will find many topics for reflection in the "Brightness" . Readers who love stories of inner struggle and moral dilemmas will be captivated by the author's story and style. King, like no other, is able to create an atmosphere in which each turn of the plot becomes unexpected and exciting. The themes raised in RICH relate not only to personal conflicts, but also to social issues such as violence, peer pressure, and the search for identity. King makes us think about how society affects our behavior and what consequences inaction can have. This book can be an excellent occasion to discuss with friends or at literary clubs, where you can analyze the behavior of the characters and compare them with real events. Stephen King is known for his unique style, which combines elements of horror, drama and social criticism. His other well-known works, such as The Shining, It, and Misery, also explore similar themes, but RAGE stands out for its directness and frankness. King is not afraid to touch on difficult and painful issues, and this makes his work especially relevant in the modern world. If you are looking for a book that not only entertains, but also makes you think, “GOOD: a story, stories” will be an excellent choice. This piece will not leave you indifferent and may change your perception of the world around you. Stephen King once again proves that he is not just a master of horror, but also a deep analyst of human nature, able to make us look into the eyes of our own fears and rage. Do not miss the chance to immerse yourself in this exciting world, which will leave you with a lot of questions and reflections.