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Got to admit Test Bear that I thought this one was pretty hard to get into, although I have decided to give it another go and its improving. I prefer Stephen King's other works e.g. It and The Stand

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  • 3 weeks later...

Am halfway this book and I have to agree on Emmy here... very hard to get through...

King's older work is way better than this one... Normally I finish a King novel in two, three days tops...

With this one I feel relieved when I fought my way through another chapter...

I will finish the book though.. especially now Emmy says it's getting better....

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Though I have not read this one, I agree that Mr King has lost the plot of late...

(no pun intended, or maybe it was wink.gif )

My King faves are:

The Girl Who Loved Tom Gordon

Dolores Claiborne

It

Misery

Rita Hayworth & The Shawshank Redemption

Firestarter

All of which are pretty long ago...

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Hmmm

My faves are

Needful Things

Rita Hayworth & the Shawshank Redemption.

The Wizard and the Glass Series.

The Green Mile.

Misery.

again those apart from the Green Mile are fairly older ones smile.gif

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OK, if we're gonna post lists here's mine:

1) Bag o' Bones

2) The Green Mile

3) Needful Things

4) The Stand

5) It

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Ok I have read a few Of Steven Kings books and I can't say that he is one of my favorite Authors . Infact the Green mile books would be the only one I enjoyed or even understood.

Cujo was just wierd.

Rose Madder started off well but he must of had a deadline to meet.

Desperation God don't even start me on that drivel

" It " Huh I felt like I was demented and missed half of the book . Refer to Cujo.

Sorry Test bear I haven't read it and probably wont ever.

Ok pet semetary was alright . rolleyes.gif

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I like Stephen Kings books particularly Rita Hayworth and the Shawshank Redemption, The Body a.k.a. Stand By Me, The Green Mile and The Stand. I gotta admit for me his best works are his short stories like Rita Hayworth and the Shawshank Redemption and The Body.

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i remember IT, when i saw it on tv, it scared the crap out of me....scarier than the ring...by loads.

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I'm sorry but I just won't stand for someone saying that 'It' was not a good book.

(You know who you are, mentioning no names, Kismit)

Ok, I'll sit down then...

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tongue.gif LB I'm fickle biggrin.gif

Stand by me allthough I never read the book has got to be my all time favorite movie smile.gif

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If you want to read a good Stephen King book, may I recommend Dreamcatcher, The Talisman, Black house. biggrin.gif

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i am an avid Stephen King fan. i have almost all of them.

my top 5:

1. Salem's Lot

2. Insomnia

3. Tommyknockers

4. Bag of Bones

drum role please.........

5. Night Shift

I lay on my bed and start reading his books and hours later i look up and realize that he has captured my attension like no other writer can. when i finish, i feel wonderful.

CASTOR

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My all time top ten (in no particular order) would be:

Different seasons

It

Cujo

The Stand

Pet Sematary

Misery

Firestarter

The Dark Half

The Shining

The Dead Zone

Actually all his books are great, I agree with you CASTOR when you said he 'captures your attention like no other author can'. He has way of writing that does captivate the reader making them feel for the characters, seeing the story through their eyes.

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I've read all but six of Stephen Kings books, I am currently reading Froma Buick 8. I would agree it is a little dry but I still wont put it down. My favorites happen to be The Dark Tower series, followed by Dreamcatcher, Pet Sematary and Hearts in Atlantis.

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