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The Stand by Stephen King

ISBN: 9780340920954
Release Date: 07 Sep 2006
Average rating: (read by 406 members)

Categories: Modern fiction , Horror & ghost stories

In the exciting build-up to publication of Stephen King's new mainstream novel, LISEY'S STORY, Hodder are launching their King Classics Campaign -- starting with 6 of the most popular titles, CARRIE, THE SHINING, BAG OF BONES, CHRISTINE, THE STAND, MISERY. These titles will be published for the first time in B-format paperback, in a stunning new livery.

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	smdhome
	Rated it 4 days ago

Fun book with a huge scope. From Kings most creative period.

	Benny
	Rated it 1 months ago

An epic read

	Notwavingbut Full Review
	Rated it 1 months ago

Sorry, 900 pages in and I'm giving up. Only 400 to go but I can't take it any more. Too long, unremittingly bleak, uninvolving characters. The world's reaction to Swine Flu shows the many flaws in King's scenario for a plague. One question for the...

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