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I hadn't expected this to be so easy to read, since it is such an old book, but I'm pleasantly surprised.

Once I got over my irritation of the constant food talk, I really got into the book. Almost done!

I'm not that far in, but I find myself relating to her already.

I DNF'd this book once since it's so long and it seems like a good chunk could be taken out without it affecting the story, but I'm determined that I'm going to finish it!

The end is in sight! Man, these books aren't any bigger than others, but they sure take a lot longer to read!

In my opinion, the movies are better, but maybe I would have thought the books were better if I'd read them first. Nevertheless, even though it's taking a -long- time to get through, I'm determined to get through the books at least once!

I am so close to DNF'ing this book. It's not interesting at all, really. But I was told that it's much scarier than the movie was (the Tim Curry version), so I feel like I should finish it. But it's so long, and I feel like I'll fall into a slump if I keep pushing.

Honestly, this book is rather dull. It's slow moving, and nothing's really happening.

This is going to take forever! It's been a week or over already, and I'm only on 281!

Why can't I have an Augustus Waters in my life?!?!?

This book is taking -forever- to read. Something about it just isn't pulling me in like others I've read. Most of the characters seem to be almost like too-dramatic stereotypes, except for one of the side characters and the two main girls. It's not enough to make me DNF it yet, so hopefully I can finish it soon.

I'm not impressed...so disappointed already.

I didn't have high expectations for this book, considering where I found it, but I'm pleasantly surprised. So far it's rather good.

It's kinda hard to keep up with this book. It seems to like jumping around a bit, bringing past in one paragraph and present in the next, then past again in the next.

I have a sneaking suspicion that I'm going to be able to predict the ending of the book, but since I love Dean Koontz, I'm holding onto hope!

Harry is a creeper.

Dysfunctional love is in the air!

It's a lot more word-y than I would have thought. Meaning that people are saying a whole lot more than they do in the movie, even people that I'm used to not saying much at all.

It's interesting to see the things that were cut from the movie version. You get a look into Jareth's mind that the movie doesn't really give you, a sort of "why" he does what he does. I like that.

It was one of my favorite movies before I found the book, and I'm pleasantly surprised at how close the movie kept to the book thus far.

Still not as invested in this one as I was the others, but not disappointed enough to quit reading the series.

This one is taking longer, because it's fricking HUGE! But honestly, I'm not enjoying it as much as the others. I still love it, but it's not pulling me in like the others did. Plus I'm preferring the movie to this one so far. I would say why, but I try not to put spoilers in my reviews.

It's growing on me, but like the show, I find myself only really liking Simon and Magnus. All of the other characters are just kinda...meh. Or I don't like them at all.

Not sure what I think yet. So far it's not catching my interest like I thought it would.

I'm finding a mix of things that the book did better and that the movie did better, though that's the same for the other books so far as well.

Still a decent read, still not that excited about it. Think it will turn out to be an okay book.

An alright read so far. Not too excited yet since I'm not a shoe person, but the other things happening in the lives of these women is interesting.