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I love Duma Key and Bag of Bones. I even have a soft spot for Tommyknockers and Dreamcatcher but someone definitely should've gone hardcore with a red pen on them.

Yeah, same here. I forget which book was previously my least favourite but those two are now.

If they weren't King books I would've DNFd both. Or rather, I wouldn't have even started Holly.

N was a stellar short story. I can't remember any of the others.

I didn't think it was necessarilly about a political agenda. Sure the baddy was a Republican but to me it was more about people being self-serving shits and how easy we snap under those conditions. ...

Rose Madder. Ze bool was ridicilous. It's almost like King knew the book was bad so he decided to knock it up a notch and take it to the absurd territory. Story itself was fine, story telling...

I know that. The thing is I didn't care for her mindset. I read the first 60 pages and then skimmed through the rest. For me, it seemed to drag and drag and drag.

I was right about Gerald's Game and someone mentioned that it's somewhat similar to The Girl Who Loved Tom Gordon. Sure, but it's nowhere close to being as good as TGWLTG. It seems like it simply...

Oh man... where's the smiley face that's blowing his brains out when you need him?

I'm sure I'll read it eventually. I was a on a roll, I read The Green Mile, The Girl Who Loved Tom Gordon, From a Buick 8 and started Gerald's Game. All this from 12/1 to 12/17. Gerald's Game...

I understand what people are saying about From a Buick 8. I liked it for its references to other books but yeah, not much happens. I finished it in 2 days so it was a easy enough read. I think...

There were some good moments but compared to 'Salem's Lot it seems like it was a different writter. Writting and style seemed a lot more mature in 'SL and that was his next book. Maybe because he...

Rage and Roadwork. I seriously wanted to somehow magically transport myself into that classroom and shoot that spoiled brat (the main character) in Rage. OMG, such angst!

Carrie didn't do...