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[Scott]

Talk about creepy, I am in the final stretch of The Dark Half and hundreds of sparrows have moved into the big oak tree just across the road...

[Todd]

I'm rereading The Long Walk and reading Bag of Bones for the first time.

[Veronica]

[Alondra]

Scott wrote: "Talk about creepy, I am in the final stretch of The Dark Half and hundreds of sparrows have moved into the big oak tree just across the road..."

Hahhaha... that's just great! The dark half was supremely dark... *shudders*

[Beth]

reading the rescue by Nicholas sparks.. but taking me awhile because my son had surgery wens.

[Library Lady 📚]

Julie wrote: "I just started re-reading The Tommyknockers. I first read it many years ago, and though I didn't like it that much at the time, I thought I'd give it another try. Now I have that littl..."

I went around singing that for YEARS after I read this book...sometimes it still pops in my head for no reason. I love that book, but I'm a little biased b/c it was my first SK book so it will always hold a special place in my heart, lol...

I'm reading in honor of halloween and all, and b/c I'm writing horror reviews all this month on my blog. It's not scary, but it's okay.

[Dani]

Reading 'Salem's Lot. Figured after The Strain I'd continue with the vamps! It is October, after all!!

Lena - The Amityville Horror was my first horror book ever! I was 12. :) It was pretty freaky to a 12 year old.

[Library Lady 📚]

Dani wrote: "Reading 'Salem's Lot. Figured after The Strain I'd continue with the vamps! It is October, after all!!

Lena - The Amityville Horror was my first horror book ever! I was 12. :) It was ..."

I loved Salem's Lot. One of the creepiest books I've read in years. Amityville...eh. Maybe when I was 12! :D

[Alondra]

Dani wrote: "Reading 'Salem's Lot. Figured after The Strain I'd continue with the vamps! It is October, after all!!

Lena - The Amityville Horror was my first horror book ever! I was 12. :) It was ..."

I re-read that thing every year or when there is nothing else to read. I really love it, and of course SK knows how to weave a tale. I also read The Talisman when the mood hits me. :)

[Rachel]

Just started The Dark Half tonight.

[Dani]

I read SL 20 years ago, but really don't remember much about it, but I'm reading it now for a challenge on another GR group. (Hafta read stuff from the year you were born - it also fits into another category for another challenge - book that was made into a movie - so it's killing three birds with one stone. Third bird being it had been on my TBR list since I finished DT.)

I really like the easy, conversational manner in which it is told. It's very easy to find yourself relaxing into the story. I'm only about 20% or so in right now.

[Dustin]

Lena wrote: "Dani wrote: "Reading 'Salem's Lot. Figured after The Strain I'd continue with the vamps! It is October, after all!!

Lena - The Amityville Horror was my first horror book ever! I was..."

Hi, Lena!

The Amityville Horror isn't all it's cracked up to be, huh?

[Scott]

Finished The Strain, which I really enjoyed.

Then I started Dead Man's Song.

[Ron]

I am reading Night Boat by Robert McCammon. About half way through. It's pretty good.

[Dustin]

Hi, Ron!

McCammon's great, IMO!

[Maya]

Just finished The Awakening By Kelley Armstrong and started The Reckoning By Kelley Armstrong

[Library Lady 📚]

Dustin wrote: "Lena wrote: "Dani wrote: "Reading 'Salem's Lot. Figured after The Strain I'd continue with the vamps! It is October, after all!!

Lena - The Amityville Horror was my first horror book ..."

SK talks about it in Danse Macabre, but I can't remember much of what he said about it. Other than it's the only financial horror book he could think of! Lol...it wasn't very scary. But then, not many books scare me.

[Donna]

Felina wrote: "I loved Under the Dome as well. Such a great casts of assholes. I seethed through the whole thing."

I am currently on page 888 and I have loved every minute of this book. I can not wait to see how it is going to end. This was a massive undertaking being over 1,000 pages, but when it comes to King thats never a bad thing lol.

[Kevin]

I just started on The Passage by Justin Cronin.

[Dustin]

Donna wrote: "Felina wrote: "I loved Under the Dome as well. Such a great casts of assholes. I seethed through the whole thing."

I am currently on page 888 and I have loved every minute of this book. I can n..."

No, that's certainly NEVER a bad thing, IMO.

[Dustin]

Lena wrote: "Dustin wrote: "Lena wrote: "Dani wrote: "Reading 'Salem's Lot. Figured after The Strain I'd continue with the vamps! It is October, after all!!

Lena - The Amityville Horror was my f..."

Hi again, Lena!

Other than it not really being scary, what are your thoughts, overall, on The Amityville Horror?

[Scott]

Scott wrote: "Talk about creepy, I am in the final stretch of The Dark Half and hundreds of sparrows have moved into the big oak tree just across the road..."

How do you like this story since you are a writer yourself? Are you connecting with your Dark Half?

This is one that I have not read yet.

[Veronica]

I am reading

[Gatorman]

Kevin wrote: "I just started on The Passage by Justin Cronin."

Great book!

[Dustin]

Gatorman wrote: "Kevin wrote: "I just started on The Passage by Justin Cronin."

Great book!"

Oh, definitely, Gatorman!:)

[Dani]

Just finished Drowning Ruth. Very different. I really enjoyed it. Just started World War Z: An Oral History of the Zombie War. Started Bag of Bonesbut so far it's not really holding my interest.

[Rachel]

Dani wrote: "Just finished Drowning Ruth. Very different. I really enjoyed it. Just started World War Z: An Oral History of the Zombie War. Started Bag of Bonesbut so far it..."

Keep reading. Bag of Bones starts out kinda slow from what I recall.

[Scott]

I thought Bag of Bones was excellent. It takes a little while to figure out what the story is actually about but it really gets going about a third of the way in.

You are reading it just in time that you will be able to watch the mini series on A&E. I believe it starts in early December.

[Gatorman]

Dani wrote: "Just finished Drowning Ruth. Very different. I really enjoyed it. Just started World War Z: An Oral History of the Zombie War. Started Bag of Bonesbut so far it..."

Yes, it's a bit slow at first but definitley picks up and finishes great. Well worth the time.

[Kathy]

I loved Bag of Bones! It's been a few years, though. :)

[Kathy]

I am reading The Talisman by Stephen King and Peter Straub. I tried Bag of Bones but didn't get very far - it seemed to move slow to me but will try it again later.

[Beth]

reading it with my daughter Jasmine :) she loves goosebumps just as much as i did as a child :)

[Megan]

Beth wrote: "

reading it with my daughter Jasmine :) she loves goosebumps just as much as i did as a child :)"

I used to read those as a kid! Good times!

[DAISY READS HORROR]

i loved goosebumps too :) ah memories of middle school for me

[Alondra]

Reading Let Me In, The Alienist, and Les Misérables.

[Kevin]

trixieKitten wrote: "Beth wrote: "

reading it with my daughter Jasmine :) she loves goosebumps just as much as i did as a child :)"

I ..."

Same here!

[Schawn]

Ben Hur.........

[Megan]

The Poisonwood Bible, and it's pretty good too!

[Dustin]

Hi, TrixieKitten-

I'm a huge fan of The Poisonwood Bible. It's just incredible!!

[Dani]

Oh Trixie!! I LOVED PWB!!! One of my top books of the year!

[Dani]

Scott wrote: "I thought Bag of Bones was excellent. It takes a little while to figure out what the story is actually about but it really gets going about a third of the way in.

You are reading i..."

Maybe I'll pick it up again after I finish WWZ. Thanks everyone.

[Beth]

just started Beware, of the snowman by R.l. Stine with my daughter!

[Kit★]

Oh man, was the one that scared the crap out of me... even once I was older I'd think back on it and get a little jumpy!

[Beth]

Kit★ wrote: "Oh man, was the one that scared the crap out of me... even once I was older I'd think back on it and get a little jumpy!"

i have to agree with this lol

[Beth]

im reading and with my daughter :) we are on a goosebump kick!

[Susanna]

Right now I'm going for something a little lighter. I'm browsing through Essential Captain America, Vol. 1 and finally taking some time to read up on Scandinavian mythology so I've picked up a Finnish edition of Edda which attempts to explain the poems and the stories of Odin, Thor, Loki etc. (In part, I blame comics but mostly just my best friend.)

[Shannon]

Just joined the group, and also just recently joining GoodReads.... so I don't know anyone around here yet, but add me if you want. It's always a pleasure to meet a KING fan or an avid reader or writer.

Right now, before moving on to anything else, I aim to finish a old book I never finished!! Stephen King, "Secret Windows" and I am only halfway through a 400+ page book! Alas.... I shall finish the journey.

I'm a bit torn between which book to start once I finish this one next week, though.

It's kind of fun to be undecided..........

[Chris , The Hardcase]

Welcome to GR and the King group, Shannon.

[Scott]

I finished Dead Man's Song this morning. I really love this story so far.

I think I'm going to start The Long Walk this afternoon.

[Library Lady 📚]

Shannon wrote: "Just joined the group, and also just recently joining GoodReads.... so I don't know anyone around here yet, but add me if you want. It's always a pleasure to meet a KING fan or an avid reader or wr..."

I haven't read that one yet. But if you haven't read the Group Read book, you might want to read it. It's a suggestion for which direction to go next, anyway!