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I stopped reading King many years ago but decided I had to try this one. I got the audiobook and really enjoyed it a lot. I have to admit I was hoping for a more classical ending but rather liked the more realistic (??) one.

Hi from another newbie. I had a pen pal many years ago when I was in high school. I wrote to him in Spanish. I only visited Barcelona briefly but fell in love with it. I loved the Gaudi apartment house and wished I could have seen his cathedral. I really want to go back to see more of Spain.

I am actually in northern California, near Sacramento. Nor-cal, I guess it is. I do like to visit Socal now and then though.

I'm in Germany in 1930 observing Hitler rising to power (makes my skin prickle and my hair stand up.)

Well, the local libraries do not have it anymore. Small wonder--it was quite old when I got it the first time. Guess I will use the old standby, Amazon, and get it used. :flowers:

Thanks a bunch, eclair! I will check out my library. I think it is really an older book but they may still have it.

I joined as of today and wanted to introduce myself. I read alot. At any one time, I am listening to an audiobook and reading a paper book (not exactly at the same time!) I read/listen to various kinds of books--fiction, classics, non-fiction (often scientific or psychological or historic)...

I am looking for a book I read years ago and the author may have been Peter De Vries or P.G. Wodehouse or not. In it, the main character, a young man, is injured and his leg is in a cast in the hospital. Someone drips ice cream on the cast and subsequently, a long stream of ants is going...

I know what you mean by love to hate. I most definitely hated The DaVinci Code by Dan Brown (hyped and way overrated), The Memory Keeper's Daughter by Kim Edwards (very unlikeable characters whom I just didn't care about) and The Story of Edgar Sawtelle by David Wroblewski (beautiful writing...