exactly.So true, me too. Even reading that quote. I think that was when I realised how King touched me so deeply and I knew I was totally stuck for life.
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exactly.So true, me too. Even reading that quote. I think that was when I realised how King touched me so deeply and I knew I was totally stuck for life.
Just about every one has at some point. Easier to say which ones haven't--lol. The two I've read most recently, Joyland and Lisey's Story, tore me up quite a bit. I cried so much when I was a teen and read Cujo that I don't think I'll ever read it again--so much worse now that I have kids of my own.Which was the first King book to make you cry? I honestly can't remember mine - seems like at some point many of them bring tears to my eyes.
Both of those made me cry - and I cried again when I read that scene DanaJean quoted up there - I'd forgotten. I haven't read Cujo, but I have read some spoilers on that - I think I'd cry there too. Several times during my Dark Tower reading I have found myself in tears.Just about every one has at some point. Easier to say which ones haven't--lol. The two I've read most recently, Joyland and Lisey's Story, tore me up quite a bit. I cried so much when I was a teen and read Cujo that I don't think I'll ever read it again--so much worse now that I have kids of my own.
Bag of Bones, Duma Key, and Lisey's Story. Almost back to back. Something in the water? Sniff sniff...Lol.Which was the first King book to make you cry? I honestly can't remember mine - seems like at some point many of them bring tears to my eyes.
Now that I think about it, it may have beenBag of Bones, Duma Key, and Lisey's Story. Almost back to back. Something in the water? Sniff sniff...Lol.
...many people have it at or near the bottom of their list of his novels-I myself and others found it endlessly fascinating and a well qualified contender in his lexicon...also has a nice DT tie-in...