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JessClark78
Firestarter | Stephen King
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Andy McGee and his daughter Charlie are on the run. Agents from The Shop are hunting them down. Because Charlie has the ability to start fires with her mind.

This is another I‘ve read a few times. One of my favorites.

Finished in August. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

#LosersClub #KingFromTheBeginning #Firestarter

#Read2025

Reggie When I read this it was during Covid and the whole post office thing was happening. Then the part in here where those people take the mail from the postal worker just angered me soooo much. Happy New Year!!! now
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JenReadsAlot
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BarkingMadRead Ahhhhhhhh good one! I love this book! 14h
GinaKButler This one is SO good!! 13h
TheEllieMo I have this in my (neverending) TBR 13h
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brushlo
Running Man | Stephen King, Richard Bachman
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4/5 - love stephen king. this one is more of a novella but really enjoyable. created a world that i wish he had expanded on. great themes of classism, the distraction of screens and more. really fun and easy read. but did leave me wanting more.

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KathyWheeler
Christine | Stephen King
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Still not feeling The Missing Sister — I‘ve always been a mood reader, and I guess long and sweeping family sagas don‘t fit my mood right now. I‘ve never reread Christine, and I last read it when it first came out. It‘ll be interesting to see what I think of it now. I love the snowman in the bay. #audiowalk

TheBookHippie Ooo can‘t wait to hear what you think. 1d
KathyWheeler @TheBookHippie I‘m really interested in how different it will seem to me. 24h
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MidnightBookGirl
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June is my Top 2 book of the year, a whole collection full of short stories by some of my favorite authors set in the world of The Stand by Stephen King, one of my all time favorite novels. There was not a single dud , and I loved getting new stories and perspectives on a familiar world!
#12booksof2025 @TheEllieMo

AmyG I look forward to reading this one. 2d
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BarkingMadRead
Christine | Stephen King
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Welcome to the #LosersClub open discussion for #Christine
 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

BarkingMadRead I haven‘t read this in awhile, I forgot how different it is from the movie once Christine gets going 2d
TieDyeDude I'm hoping to catch up soon. I got distracted with his newer books. I never read this or seen the movie. 2d
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AllDebooks I'm still reading this. I'm enjoying the relationship between Arnie and Dennis. It is creepy af. Never read it before or seen the film. 2d
Bookwormjillk It took me a while to get into but once I did I couldn‘t stop. King wrote older teenagers really well. 2d
JenlovesJT47 I read this book a couple of years ago. Creepy and so good! 2d
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Brooke_H
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This is a coffee table featuring photos of gargoyles and grotesques from cities across the US accompanied by an essay by Stephen King.

The stars of the show here are the photos, some of them beautiful and some truly creepy. I like the idea of gargoyles and grotesques hiding up in the skyscrapers of New York City. I‘ve been there. Did I notice any of them? Nope. But I‘d sure look now if I went back.

King‘s essay is long-winded at best.

rwmg Don't blink 5d
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