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Original Title:	The Rats
ISBN:	0333761189 (ISBN13: 9780333761182)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Rats #1
Setting:	London, England,1974(United Kingdom)

The Rats (Rats #1)

James Herbert

Hardcover | Pages: 208 pages

Rating: 3.94 | 16198 Users | 827 Reviews

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Furry little rodents, slowly chewing their food away. What food? Well, that's another story.

An old abandoned house in East London, surrounded by trees and bushes, so long inhabited almost no one remembered it was still out there. But it was. An unwary vagrant enters it, totally oblivious in his own drunkenness, he never made it out. Something festers inside the house, and now, now it won't be long before it starts to spread out into the city, to feed again. And again...

Do you like rats? Well, you are certainly not going to love them more after this one. Nasty, gruesome, gory, just excellent. A few anticlimactic chapters, but other than that. Ratness perfection. It's everything you can expect from a horror rat novel. And then add some!

Still remaining, the movie (1982)

Until next time,

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Pequeños peludos roedores, lentamente masticando su comida. Qué comida? Bueno, eso es otra historia.

Una vieja casa abandonada en el este de Londres, rodeada de árboles y arbustos, deshabitada desde hace tanto tiempo que ya casi nadie recuerda que está ahí afuera. Pero ahí está. Un vagabundo incauto entra, totalmente perdido en su ebriedad, nunca vuelve a salir. Algo putrefacto crece dentro de la casa, y ahora, ahora no va a tardar mucho en esparcirse a través de la ciudad, para alimentarse otra vez. Y otra vez...

Te gustan las ratas? Bueno, ciertamente no vas quererlas mucho más después de esto. Asqueroso, repulsivo, sangriento, simplemente excelente. Un par de capítulos anticlimáticos, pero más allá de eso. Perfección ratona. Es todo lo que podés esperar de una novela de horror de ratas. Y todavía más!

Queda pendiente la película (1982)

Hasta la próxima,

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Title	:	The Rats (Rats #1)
Author	:	James Herbert
Book Format	:	Hardcover
Book Edition	:	Deluxe Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 208 pages
Published	:	1999 by Macmillan (first published 1974)
Categories	:	Horror. Fiction. Thriller

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Furry little rodents, slowly chewing their food away. What food? Well, that's another story.An old abandoned house in East London, surrounded by trees and bushes, so long inhabited almost no one remembered it was still out there. But it was. An unwary vagrant enters it, totally oblivious in his own drunkenness, he never made it out. Something festers inside the house, and now, now it won't be long before it starts to spread out into the city, to feed again. And again...Do you like rats? Well,

[image error]In this horror story by James Herbert rats have mutated to the size of dogs and kill off humans. It follows multiple characters living in London trying to survive the attacks from these super rats. I read the special 40th anniversary addition which is absolutely gorgeous. I like that it starts with the first kill, that means you are with the story from the start and see how these rats evolve. It also shows very many aspects off the story, the people who are attacked, the bystanders,

Being a big fan of Stephen King and the horror genre, a family friend told me about James Herbert, I was intrigued so looked him up and thought I'd start with his first novel, The Rats, I wasn't disappointed.A fairly short novel, my paperback just under 200 pages, this hits you like a case of Dynamite, now I see what my friend was on about when he rated Herbert so highly.The story starts with a homeless alcoholic bitter about the way he was treated in his job and the circumstances that have

Holy heck, this was brutal. Herbert's writing is brilliant, and the story launches straight into the action, with rats having their fill of human flesh in the first chapter. What follows is basically a near-200-page massacre.The plot is so incredibly simple: mutant rats are attacking people and devouring them in horrific ways. There's nothing particularly smart about it, but what it lacks in intelligence it makes up for in graphic, gory detail.I really enjoyed the way Herbert introduces



Pack up your bags and run, my friend, because oversized Rats are here.... And they are really hungry.Welcome to London, the ground zero of a terrible rat infestation. Nope, Ratatouille rat infestation was almost cute. This is much worse! Let me put it this way. If you are on the streets, You'd have a better chance surviving a Zombie apocalypse than this rat invasion! Not only they can devour you in minutes, a bite from these mutant bastards will infect and kill you within 24 hours!This is a

Well, this book has definitely been a change from the norm for me, and wow, this was some tremendously freaky shit! I spotted this book in a sale, and seeing the hoard of positive reviews in regards to it, my curiosity got the better of me, and I thought I'd give it a go.On reading the premise of this book, I thought it sounded rather twee, and knowing this was kind of old school horror, I thought I'd be safe.I wasn't. This was brutal from the first page. The descriptions Herbert created really