

This isn't quite as scary as the first time I read it when I was 12, but it's still a great story. It's so much better than Kubrick's adaptation (I enjoy the movie fine, but there are too many eye-rolling 70s/80s movie cliches in it that aren't in the novel). The ending of the novel is also much more satisfying than the movie ending. I also like seeing hints of themes in other King novels on this re-read.