Oh, this book.I love this book for many reasons. I think Cuthbert, if he were in the series more, would definitely be my favorite character. And I love Alain's staid, calm demeanor (and it's interesting to me that while both Susannah and Jake have aspects of his character neither is really like Alai...
September, 2012: All right. I've had a few glasses of wine, and I finally feel ready to talk about why I so very much HATE THIS FUCKING BOOK. Please, don't get me wrong. I'm a HUGE Tower Junkie. By the time I got this book, I'd already read and re-read the first three more times than I cou...
I could say lots of things about this book, but nothing really does it justice: it is just good; good in that way which eludes description, like the taste of an ice cold Coke to a parched throat on a summer afternoon or the warmth of a fire on a chilly autumn morning. And like those things, you ta...
Having just reread this book, I have to bump my review up one star from two to three.Let me start by saying that the flashback in the middle ruined the book for me. I'd give a lot more stars if those 500-odd pages were cut right out with an X-acto knife, or at least, cut way down to only a hundred p...
Picking up where The Wastelands left off, the Wizard and Glass takes us back to the ka-tet's excruciating marathon riddle session with Blaine the Mono. Shortly thereafter, Eddie, Suzannah and Jake are told a crucial story of Roland's youth during his formative years as a young gunslinger.This was a...
And he blew my mind again. While only about 10% of this book further the plot and the rest is a flashback into Roland's past, I wouldn't have wanted to miss a single page. What an amazing (and surprisingly romantic) story within a story. There was one passage that felt a bit too long but other than ...
While I had high hopes for this volume of the gunslinger saga I do feel a little let down. First I'd like to cover why I liked the book.One of the main thing's I liked is that King took this one out of the realm of horror and placed it in a more realistic albeit fantastical one. I was happy to see i...
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