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Wow-this book grabs you and doesn't let go.

Dystopian novel that grips you with its horror. I don't think I'll look at a piece of pork the same way again.

A bit repetitive in some places...but does really help you understand compulsive eating

Wow...a fantastic wrap of up of this dystopian tale.

Didn't finish

Writer, weather girl, senator and then an astronaut. I loved the final book in this series.

Cure little story about what is most important in our lives.

I love the twists and turns of thrillers and have been reading through BA Paris' books. This one is very good as well. I wondered why the title wasn't "The Circle" but now that makes sense!

Excellent per usual Mr. King

Nice twists and turns with a good ending

Great thriller which kept me guessing.

Great summer read but sad

Powerful narrative. As a white woman I felt like I am getting some insight into the joys and struggles of being a black woman in the south/50's.

Great twist at the end and a quick read

Looking forward to the TV series.

Interestingly I loved the book until the last page

Great thriller

Intense. I love it, but it is making me very uncomfortable.

I learned a lot if neat facts. Thanks

Wow...I've just finished but I feel like there should be more. Was history changed? I guess we'll never know.

An interesting little novel about time and relativity.

Ok, I get that Annie wants to be an "edgy" librarian, but I guess I don't feel that this means using the F-word, and other various swear words in nearly every book review...sorry, but while I'm not a prude, use of swears should be well-placed, and these seem to be everywhere.

A classic, and thought provoking.

Nice set of short stories to listen to around halloween...especially 1408. I was excited that Mr King was the narrator. ..is he the best at narration no, but there is something special about having the author read his story to you

Excellent and thought-provoking read.

So far, every time I listen, I feel more and more melancholy. Helen is depressingly timid, and the story itself is profoundly sad...hoping it gets better, as I've liked many of Berg's past novels.