Only diehard King fans

That's it?

none that I can recall

Not at all

I read the Stand years ago, but hadn't read any other King books until 11/22/63. It was one of the best books I'd ever read (listened to). Based on that experience, I decided to give some of his other work a try. Had heard that his work had become stale and after reading Dreamcatcher, I can see why. Would recommend his "On Writing" memoir even if you aren't an aspiring writer.

We're all living in a dream. Best one yet. Thanks, Stevie....you da' man. wink wink

fun story, post-accident king is the best...but Jeffrey DeMunn's narration is what makes this my favorite audiobook together. i've listened to 100s of audiobooks...and this one is the highest form of the art.

the colorado kid

he hasn't done many books, though i really liked the other king book he did, the colorado kid, and and wild blue, an ambrose book, was great too.

nope.

Gonna keep it short and sweet. Enjoyed the book and movie. They were very alike, more so then alot of other movies/book representations. Biggest difference being the ending. To which I honestly enjoyed the movies version better.

Wow. I finished this over the course of a two day road trip and I feel like this book was another trip unto itself. Crazy weird but great story. I can't believe I've avoided this book for so many years.

I read this book when it was first published, and thoroughly enjoyed it then. Listening to the Audible version has been fascinating, bringing it to life, revealing facets of characters, putting the entire story into crisp, frightening clarity. Of note, I watched the movie version recently, and while it may have had its redeeming qualities (special effects), I found it lacking in depth, and totally off on some of the characters. All in all, a great listen; for me, King remains one of a few fantastic storytellers.

Only King can turn something like telepathy into something that told over a land like fog.

If you are a fan, this is a good King book. Not my favorite ending...

This is an interesting story about 5 friends from Derry, Me and the comparison to "it" ends there.
I would've liked if he explored deeper into each one of the characters back stories. I know he gets criticized for being long winded in that way often, but I found it really helps in order to build a deeper empathy for the characters. Still the story was strong enough to hold my interest and be entertained. I just wasn't emotionally invested like I've been in so many of Stephen King's books.
Jeffrey Demunn's narrative was excellent.

A really great story laid out like only Stephen King can. it was brought to life by the talented narrator. Definitely worth the money.