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I‘m finding that I‘m coming to appreciate how long Stephen King‘s books are because I end up really caring about what happens by the end of them and appreciate how intricate details become once we reach the height of the conflict. It was so captivating to watch how much chaos came from these “little pranks” and the way the illusions gripped the realties of the townsfolk.
I‘m posting one book a day from my massive collection. No description, no reason for why I want to read it.
#ABookADay2025
pickThis novel is set in Maine. I listened to the audiobook. Having grown up in NH, I liked the narrator as she sounded like “home” to me. Dolores Claiborne was quite the character. I found her to be a strong woman and mother of three. Dolores was the housekeeper for Vera Donovan who was very wealthy. Death happens and sometimes there are suspicions concerning them. This story is no exception. 4.5/5⭐️
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
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?
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.
We used to watch this every year during the first snow…. And then we moved to SC 🤣 so now we watch it during the first cold snap 🥶 #losersclub #stephenking #borninsincomeonin
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