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ToadsUp@alien.topBtoBooks•It surprises me sometimes how people who live mostly stable lives react to traumatic booksEnglish1·2 years agoMy husband grew up in poverty, but fortunately never suffered anything more. Poverty is bad enough.
I once tried to get him to watch a gritty film about a dude who lost his hearing. And my husband couldn’t take more than 40 minutes. He kept saying “it’s too real.”
I’ll never get him to read a book 😆
🤣🤣🤣 maybe we should all feel that way
I will still never, ever get over 50 Shades. Utter garbage in every way, and it outsold Harry Potter in paperback. I think this says something profoundly negative about our society.
I will still never, ever get over 50 Shades. Utter garbage in every way, and it outsold Harry Potter in paperback. I think this says something profoundly negative about our society.
King is a bit of an acquired taste, IMO. Though I will say he might be the most prolific writer who can actually delve into the psychology of characters from all walks of life. He’s basically a savant when it comes to writing the meticulous analyses of each of his character’s minds. They seem so fully formed and alive, even side characters. I love a lot of his books. But despite this, I tire of King as well. I can read him for a bit then I’m good for a straight decade before I do another round. His stuff is heavy and, at times, oddly paced.