The 1982 collection, called “Different Seasons,” features the following four novellas:

“Rita Hayworth and Shawshank Redemption: Hope Springs Eternal” “Apt Pupil: Summer of Corruption” “The Body: Fall from Innocence” “The Breathing Method: A Winter’s Tale”

Saves you a click. Also they didn’t ban IT, in which an 11 year old girl pulls a train. Or The Vision by Dean Koontz in which a 9 year old boy SA’s his 6 year old sister with a bat — the kind with wings, that is.

In other words, they really aren’t talking about shit. Or they don’t know shit.

IMO King and Koontz books don’t belong in school libraries. You should be able to buy them, though.