Just back from a preview screening of this! So good. Very much not the film you expect it to be.
I‘m pretty sure I read the book in my pre-teens. My parents would let me watch and read anything I wanted. Guess that‘s why I turned out to be heathen vegan pinko
pickSorta sad about this one. I know it‘s a beloved book by many. I‘ll rank it “Pick” but had a rather hard time with it.
First being, boy howdy there‘s some dark material here. My bigger problem is with Stephen King: animal death, particularly in his early work. I know what he‘s thinking—he‘ll make a character bad by killing the animal—a cheaper thrill than immediately harming a human.
David the hawk. The intelligent mindlessly sacrificed bird.
1. Hopeful-ish. As long as elon doesn‘t keep my tax refund I‘ll be able to pay off a lot of debt which will relieve a lot of stress for me.
2. Sleeping? What‘s sleeping? It‘s has been the worst, I‘ve had better.
3. Don‘t eat sugar after 8, don‘t drink caffeine or coffee after 3. LOL both things I ignore on a regular basis. Reading helps to calm the brain to sleep.
@Kerrbearlib #mentalhealthmonday
pickIt only took me 16 years to get around to reading this!
The premise is a bit silly, but as usual, King creates a compelling story with fully fleshed out characters.
pickI devoured this audiobook. Dolores is such a wild and humorous character, she definitely had me hooked the entire time. I couldn't turn it off. I got nothing else done. This is only my 2nd ever Stephen King novel. The first was Misery. This one I enjoyed more. :)
What SK should I read next?
I‘m starting this series. Ive only stuck to the horror books. Book club covering Drawing bk 2
pickThis is our February selection for the Constant Reader book club. I‘ve watched the original 1983 movie adaptation multiple times and first read the book in 2015 as an audiobook. This time, I decided to read my physical copy. I thoroughly enjoyed reading it again and liked it better the second time.
Full review at abookandadog.com/blog/the-dead-zone
Ready to mark another off my Stephen King list! I‘m almost half way done with this book and I‘m loving it. Great story telling. This will be my 41st King book.
Starting this one tonight @BarkingMadRead - here‘s my #boringkindlecover
I figure I‘ll read a short story or two in between other things throughout the month. I thought I had read this as a teen, but maybe not. We‘ll see.
pickAnother good read by Stephen King. Really enjoyed the relationships between Charlie, his father, Mr Bowditch and, of course, sweet Radar. The story moves easily between this world and another more magical world. Like any good fairy tale, there is good and evil, heroes and villains. This book is an enjoyable, easy to read, page turner.
