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message 3001: by Sabine (new)

Sabine | 13 comments Hi from Tasmania, Australia :-)
I used to read Stephen King years ago as a teenager, and I really don't know why I stopped. I'm just starting again, so I've joined this group, but I have so much ground to make up!


message 3002: by mrbooks (new)

mrbooks | 1469 comments Hi Sabine and welcome to the site. We all take breaks even from our favorite authors. Ground to make up is the wrong way to look at it. Look at it in this way, look at all the new adventures you can have and experience, both new and renewed.


message 3003: by Erin (new)

Erin (ems84) | 2669 comments Welcome Sabine


message 3004: by Sabine (last edited Feb 07, 2018 03:46AM) (new)

Sabine | 13 comments mrbooks wrote: "Hi Sabine and welcome to the site. We all take breaks even from our favorite authors. Ground to make up is the wrong way to look at it. Look at it in this way, look at all the new adventures you ca..."

Thanks mrbooks and Erin! I'm certainly looking forward to all the new adventures (so many books I haven't read) and to renewing some that I read years ago.


message 3005: by mrbooks (new)

mrbooks | 1469 comments Like Bilbo says about the road out side your front door, books go ever, ever on we never finish reading.. Like a commercial I once saw Work eat sleep repeat. for me it's read eat read sleep repeat.


message 3006: by Monique (new)

Monique Chambers | 93 comments Hello everyone

I’m Monique new to Stephen king books I have readed the shining and dr sleep and cujo and sleeping beauties and it and under the dome and the stand so far


message 3007: by mrbooks (new)

mrbooks | 1469 comments Hi and welcome Monique, It looks like you made a good start. Of the books you have read which would you say your favorite is?


message 3008: by Monique (new)

Monique Chambers | 93 comments My favorite is the stand the shining and dr sleep and under the dome and it


message 3009: by mrbooks (new)

mrbooks | 1469 comments Yes I do love the stand and IT, I also love the Green Mile and Rita Hayward and the Shaw Shank Redemption Dolores Claiborne the Long walk. just to name a few lol.


message 3010: by Monique (new)

Monique Chambers | 93 comments Haven’t read the others yet I’m trying to figure out what to read next help me?


message 3011: by mrbooks (new)

mrbooks | 1469 comments Why don't you loin one of the reading groups that are going on here. I am in two. The first is reading Stephen Kings book in chronological order. and the other is The dark Tower series.

As we are only just starting the Shining, you could try to play catch up by reading Carrie and Salem's Lot.


message 3012: by Monique (new)

Monique Chambers | 93 comments I have read Carr and Salem lot too


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Monique Chambers | 93 comments I have read 8 of Stephen King books so far


message 3014: by mrbooks (new)

mrbooks | 1469 comments I've read all but 4 of them.


message 3015: by Monique (new)

Monique Chambers | 93 comments What should I read next?


message 3016: by mrbooks (new)

mrbooks | 1469 comments Try the Green Mile I think you will like that. If you are into Dystopian then you could try The Long walk. Or you could try 11-22-63. A story built and based on the assassination of JFK.


message 3017: by Monique (new)

Monique Chambers | 93 comments I’ll try green mile


message 3018: by mrbooks (new)

mrbooks | 1469 comments Cool I'm sure you love it let me know what you think when you are done.


message 3019: by Monique (new)

Monique Chambers | 93 comments I will reading it now


message 3020: by mrbooks (new)

mrbooks | 1469 comments wow that was quick.


message 3021: by Monique (new)

Monique Chambers | 93 comments I love Stephen king


message 3022: by mrbooks (new)

mrbooks | 1469 comments I have been a fan of His since very near the beginning. The first one I read was in 1979


message 3023: by Monique (new)

Monique Chambers | 93 comments I guess I’m last and old bc I didn’t find out about him until 2018 wow I’m slow huh


message 3024: by mrbooks (new)

mrbooks | 1469 comments That's not the way to look at it. Look at it as you are starting a new adventure not everyone can know all the authors lucky and stumbled across him when he was just starting out. But I do have at least 20 years on you. Relax and enjoy the ride it is a fascinating one.


message 3025: by Monique (new)

Monique Chambers | 93 comments I’m enjoying every minute of it


message 3026: by Monique (new)

Monique Chambers | 93 comments Ty for helping me appreciate


message 3027: by mrbooks (new)

mrbooks | 1469 comments No thanks necessary We are all fans of Sai King and will always help out another fan. OK I will anyway LOL.


message 3028: by Monique (new)

Monique Chambers | 93 comments thank you anyways


message 3029: by mrbooks (new)

mrbooks | 1469 comments No problem


message 3030: by Monique (new)

Monique Chambers | 93 comments I finished green mile and it was fantastic I loved it omg amazing I’m starting under the dome now


message 3031: by Nick (new)

Nick Iuppa | 4272 comments mrbooks wrote: "Try the Green Mile I think you will like that. If you are into Dystopian then you could try The Long walk. Or you could try 11-22-63. A story built and based on the assassination of JFK."

Wow, Mr. Books, you are steering her away from the horror stuff that she likes and toward more mystic and spiritual kinds of books. I would have recommended Duma Key and The Dead Zone, but hey, yours are good recommendations too.


message 3032: by Nick (new)

Nick Iuppa | 4272 comments Hey Monique, when you get a chance try The Ded Zone and Duma Key... and maybe Christine too.


message 3033: by Monique (new)

Monique Chambers | 93 comments Hey nick I read drop zone already I’m on under the dome and I got my duma key today in the mail I got my Christine on my audible


message 3034: by Nick (new)

Nick Iuppa | 4272 comments Monique wrote: "Hey nick I read drop zone already I’m on under the dome and I got my duma key today in the mail I got my Christine on my audible"

Great. I love the audio of Christine, and Duma Key is really highly regarded by everyone.


message 3035: by Monique (new)

Monique Chambers | 93 comments I’m reading under the dome on my iPhone and I’m reading rose madder first in the book


message 3036: by Nick (new)

Nick Iuppa | 4272 comments Monique wrote: "I’m reading under the dome on my iPhone and I’m reading rose madder first in the book"

I'm a big fan of Rose Madder. It will be interesting to see what you think. I read about 50 books on my iPhone before I finally got an IPad. No problem.


message 3037: by Monique (new)

Monique Chambers | 93 comments I got a kindle fire tablet and iPhone so and I got the books on my shelf too lol


message 3038: by Nick (new)

Nick Iuppa | 4272 comments Monique wrote: "I got a kindle fire tablet and iPhone so and I got the books on my shelf too lol"

Right, I read all of king's books in paperback first so I have a complete collection, but for re-reads I'm going with e-books. Easier to sit there in the dark with just the light from the iPad.


message 3039: by Monique (new)

Monique Chambers | 93 comments I want a kindle white paper


message 3040: by mrbooks (new)

mrbooks | 1469 comments Oh Monique that is sacrilege, Books only for me I will not soil my hands with a e-reader of any type. Yup I'm a traditionalist.


message 3041: by mrbooks (new)

mrbooks | 1469 comments There is also the long walk and the Mist both excellent books.


message 3042: by Tracy (new)

Tracy | 163 comments Monique wrote: "I want a kindle white paper"

Me too! I have an old Kindle right now. mrbooks, you're right, in a way. When I buy books, I buy physical books. Nothing can beat a bookshelf filled with favorite books. But, when I use the library, I borrow ebooks, and they are sent to the kindle. It's much easier. I search online, they are downloaded and returned electronically. So, the best of both worlds. :)


message 3043: by Tracy (new)

Tracy | 163 comments mrbooks wrote: "There is also the long walk and the Mist both excellent books."

2 of my favorites.


message 3044: by Aditya (new)

Aditya Tracy wrote: "mrbooks wrote: "There is also the long walk and the Mist both excellent books."

2 of my favorites."


Watch the movie version of The Mist, really underrated and has a brilliant if divisive ending.

Monique wrote: "I’m reading under the dome on my iPhone and I’m reading rose madder first in the book"

I read Under the Dome recently a week or two back, it was pretty good, a throwback to King classics. I am sure you will enjoy it.


message 3045: by Monique (new)

Monique Chambers | 93 comments aditya I am enjoying every minute of under the dome and now I’m reading rose madder it is wonderful too it some parts make me hurt and cry


message 3046: by Jerri (new)

Jerri (jeanne25) | 60 comments Monique wrote: "Hello everyone

I’m Monique new to Stephen king books I have readed the shining and dr sleep and cujo and sleeping beauties and it and under the dome and the stand so far"


I recognize you from the Facebook group? Welcome and glad you made it over!


message 3047: by Monique (new)

Monique Chambers | 93 comments Jeanne25 wrote: I recognize you from face book group? Welcome and glad you made it over!

Ty Jeanne25 I love it here I love SK he’s my man omg love he’s work I started reading he’s book February 1, 2018 so far I have read 12 books I’m on books 13 and 14 now😁 I got 56 of he’s books on my shelf and I need 13 more to complete my collection 😃


message 3048: by Kurtis (new)

Kurtis Rinas | 3 comments jOvian veiL - Menticide (Novella) — Free eBook, looking for reviews

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message 3049: by Aditya (new)

Aditya Kurtis wrote: "jOvian veiL - Menticide (Novella) — Free eBook, looking for reviews

jOvian veiL is a multifaceted project that intertwines the creative writing of a Science Fiction Novella series with the raw em..."


When people join the group for the express purpose of beating their own drum they usually have the basic common sense and courtesy to offer an introduction before they start with the sales pitch.


message 3050: by Jerri (last edited Feb 09, 2018 08:59AM) (new)

Jerri (jeanne25) | 60 comments Nick wrote: "Right, I read all of king's books in paperback first so I have a complete collection, but for re-r..."

I bought my first e-reader when I decided that it was too tiring to try to hold Under the Dome while reading in bed at night. I remember dropping it and smashing my nose then thinking "there has to be a better way!".

I lost my physical book collection in a fire in 2016 but upon purchasing a new Nook, there were all my favorites again. I have begun rebuilding my King collection along with a few other authors. There is something immediately comforting about entering a home filled with books. I will always enjoy seeing my favorites on my bookshelves but they are there to see, not read. I still collect certain authors but I duplicate their books by buying buying them in ebook form also. I love having literally thousands of books at my fingertips. Regardless of my mood, there is always something good to read.


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