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Clifford the Big Red Dog | Norman Bridwell
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Another #ISpyBingo Spot. This is my grandson's favorite dog. @TheAromaofBooks

TheAromaofBooks Woohoo!!! 12h
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BarkingMadRead
Cujo | Stephen King
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Welcome to the #LosersClub open discussion for #cujo
 Please be mindful of spoilers. We have new readers to King who haven‘t read all of his books. When referencing his other work, please keep this in mind for our new-to-King friends. Don‘t forget to tag each other in the comments so your friends can see your reply. Have fun!
#StephenKing #StephenKingInOrder #KingFromTheBeginning #ConstantReader #ReadAlong #BuddyRead #BookDiscussion

Bookwormjillk One of my earliest memories is asking my Dad what he was reading and him teaching me what rabies was....

I thought this was okay, but it dragged a bit. I'm pretty sure I've read it before, but didn't remember much.
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BarkingMadRead @Bookwormjillk this one always gets me because it‘s something that could totally happen 1w
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BookwormAHN I remember reading this in 4th grade and the first few pages terrified me but I also remember me and my mother getting in an argument on how to spell damn and me showing it to her in the book 😸 1w
BookwormAHN I also agree that this is the most realistic of his terrors and all dogs should be vaccinated for rabies. 1w
BookwormAHN Also the monster/man in the closet is the same as the serial killer in The Dead Zone. 1w
BarkingMadRead @BookwormAHN yesssss I love a good Easter egg! 1w
5feet.of.fury @BookwormAHN lol for the vocal lesson 😂 and I agree, Cujo didn‘t want to be a bad dog. The whole thing is so upsetting. 1w
KathyWheeler I ended up feeling bad for Cujo as well as for the people in this novel. It does drag a little bit though. 1w
AllDebooks This one hit me hardest. I thought the pace was goid and added to the tension. My heart broke for Cujo. I was incensed at Tad's parents for not being more supportive. Both of them had the heebie jeebies around the cupboard and noticed the awful smell. There is no rational explanation, but I would not be putting my child in that room. 1w
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KathyWheeler
Cujo | Stephen King
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Lower end of the pick scale for me. Like many of King‘s books, it could have been a little shorter. I liked the way King handled a parent‘s love for their child. There is only a vague whisper of the supernatural in the story; the horror here is nature and illness. I saw a goat in someone‘s front yard on my walk. #audiowalk #LosersClub

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KathyWheeler
Cujo | Stephen King
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I still have three hours left in this book! When I first read this, I wasn‘t married, wasn‘t even thinking about getting married, and had no children. The parts with Tad are more difficult now that I have children and a grandchild. #audiowalk

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KathyWheeler
Cujo | Stephen King
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According to the weather app, it was 89° but felt like 94° when I went for my #audiowalk. It didn‘t feel that hot to me. There was a nice breeze, and I enjoyed my walk.

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KathyWheeler
Cujo | Stephen King
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Tad and Donna are now dealing with Cujo, but there are still 7 hours left. I don‘t remember thinking this when I first read it, but this book could‘ve been shorter. #audiowalk

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JenniferEgnor
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I loved this book. It is the best I‘ve ever read about dogs, with narrative by a dog. Enzo gives us his entire life story: his relationships with humans, his desires, what he loves, and everything he feels. Tissues needed. *The screen adaptation stays 95% true to the book. Watch it—you know you want to!

Suet624 Definitely an emotional book. 2w
dabbe I loved this one, too. 💛💜🧡 2w
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KathyWheeler
Cujo | Stephen King
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More Cujo on my short #audiowalk. I forgot this book has no characters I really like in it, except for Tad — who is only 4.

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OriginalCyn620
Boomer's Bucket List | Sue Pethick
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KathyWheeler
Cujo | Stephen King
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Listening to Cujo for #LosersClub. I read it when it first came out, but don‘t remember all the details, so this should be interesting. King has said he doesn‘t remember writing the book; he was so high. I don‘t recall noticing anything weird, narratively, at the time. #audiowalk