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What Stephen King book should I read?
So I decided for the SBC read a book I'm the 1970's, I'd pick a Stephen King book. I have never read any of his books, so which one does NBC suggest.
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What Stephen King book should I read? 40 votes
The Stand
25%
10 votes
The Shining
27%
11 votes
Carrie
25%
10 votes
Salems Lot
2%
1 vote
Not listed, explain below.
7%
3 votes
I like to click things
12%
5 votes
Re: What Stephen King book should I read?
I voted for Carrie. It's a good, fast read that is a good SK intro. The Stand is one of my all-time favorite books, and I think that the time allotted for SBC doesn't warrant it the kind of reading it really needs. I've read it twice, and it took me at least a month, probably more, each time.
ETA: I usually recommend his short stories for SK newbies, or people who want to read SK but don't want to take on a thousand-plus page book. Everything's Eventual is, in my opinion, the best of his short story collections.
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