Stephen King Book • Page 25

Just finished reading and watching Gerald's Game, thought both were fantastic. The scene when she gets out of the cuff, sweet Jesus, I wasn't expecting them to go into so much depth. Got me a little squirmish. Started Carrie yesterday and I am flying through it, a very easy read.

 

Yesssss. How many King references were in there? Only ones I could make out were Shawshank and maybe Cell.

 

Stephen King Says One More 'Dark Tower' Book is Likely! - Bloody Disgusting

 

Oh shit, 1922 tonight, totally forgot. Getting pretty good reviews, 86% on rt. I was planning on watching Dream Warriors tonight but I guess that's not happening.

Also Strange Weather Tuesday.

 

Loooved 1922.

 

awesome! this excites me. Looks like this and Mindhunters will be my Netflix viewing this weekend.

 

I felt like I had to take a break from reading after I spent the summer of 2016 killing myself by obsessively walking for four hours a day while reading books, but I finally feel comfortable easing back into it now and I’m 100 pages into IT and I can see why I got so into this last year

 

Keep an eye out for The Stand reference in 1922 (it's right away)

 

Thomas Jane was sooo good in 1922. He is such an underrated actor.

 

1922 was fantastic

 

Finally finished up The Stand yesterday. My plan is to keep going in order for now so The Dead Zone is next. I just have a few other books to read before I get to it. Had a slow start with The Stand, but it was a fantastic read.

 

Paramount Finds ‘Pet Sematary’ Directors (EXCLUSIVE)

 

I know I'm late to respond to this but how do you walk and read at the same time? That'd be incredibly hard and distracting to me

 

'bout to start The Shining after adoring the movie for years. Can't wait.

 

It took a bit to get used to I guess, but eventually I got to the point where whenever I was reading I was like “I’m not really doing much, I’d might as well be walking.” Basically I’m just talented af

 

Just finished "The Body". Gonna teach it to my sophomores starting next week. Very excited

 

How do you go from finishing a book (for the first time?) to teaching it so quickly?

 

Limited assortment of tips and tricks that can carry through to every story you do. I made up analysis questions per chapter as I read in order to spur discussion. I have a bunch of graphic organizers that fit the mold of most stories (characters/setting/themes etc.). Most of my class is discussion based, anyway.

 

Reading Joe Hill's Heart-Shaped Box then The Green Mile soon

 

Have you seen the movie for Green Mile or will this be your first time with that story?

 

I’ve had Sleeping Beauties for a week but have been super busy so I haven’t gotten too far in but it’s starting off very nicely.

 

Can confirm it gets even better the further you get in. Great read.

 

I started it and after like 30 pages I was lost with all the characters