I guess both are OK if you’re monolingual. But if you type in more than one language, SwiftKey is the way to go. It allows me to type in multiple languages at the same time and it’s rather good at guessing the language I’m currently typing in and providing predictions in it. 

I want and use cursor keys on SwiftKey. They make it easy to navigate through the text I’m typing instead of tapping blindly and awkwardly dragging the cursor where I need it.

Oh, that makes sense. Thanks!
But still doesn’t make the app compelling for me: I don’t get spam phone calls on my cell phone. I think it’s mostly a North American thing.

What exactly makes this Phone app better than others?

I have Raynaud syndrome and my hands can’t stand touching anything cold, not even in the summer heat. So, for me, a bowl of ice cream is a no-go because the hand holding it starts aching within minutes. Mugs are what I’ve been using for ice cream since childhood.

So true.

Also: https://translatorswithoutborders.org/ 

Not by King but similar: The Thief of Always by Clive Barker. Written specifically for children and having a beautiful story about friendship. My son loved it when he was about 10.