Cujo

Yolken shared a tip "Told partially through the perspective of Cujo himself, this book is really heartbreaking in a lot of ways. Mostly the way that Cujo always says he wanted to be a good dog and he always thinks about being a good dog but he slowly descends into madness. This is one of those books that sticks with you and it's very iconic."

cole_johnson_2480 shared a tip "I understand the hype now. Stephen King knows how to right a god damn book. He writes such realistic characters, almost too realistic. He really paints the setting he wants in this book. You even get attached to the villain of the story, which is rare. On top of everything, the ending is absolutely heartbreaking too. One of the saddest endings to a book I’ve ever read. And something I really didn’t expect from a horror book of all books. 26/30"

bridget_downey_2333 shared a tip "Stephen King is a literary god. When you take out the supernatural elements, it becomes 10 times more terrifying. Couldn't put it down."

jake_thompson_7669 shared a tip "This is a nasty, mean-spirited story. A very cool idea that might have just been too brutal if the characters stuck in it had been at all likable. But no, every last one of them is volatile and unenjoyable. This one is just an exercise in the suffering of gross people."

renee_osmeyer shared a tip "I wish I had the option to both like and dislike this book. It was such a frustrating read because in my mind I just kept yelling at the mom to just run into the house and get it over with!"

blaine_thompson shared a tip "This is one of my favorite books ever. The way it's written had me interested throughout the entire thing. The story telling is incredible last quarter of the book had me wanting to throw up from the disturbing description of Steve Kemp's rampage through the Trenton home, to the disgusting detail of the hell Donna and Tad endure. My only dislikes of the book would be the sexual details of Kemps rampage and the ending which I won't spoil here."