Pet Sematary

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  • Title: Pet Sematary
  • Author: Stephen King
  • ISBN: 9781416524342
  • Page: 111
  • Format: Paperback

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Pet Sematary

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  1. Stephen Edwin King was born the second son of Donald and Nellie Ruth Pillsbury King After his father left them when Stephen was two, he and his older brother, David, were raised by his mother Parts of his childhood were spent in Fort Wayne, Indiana, where his father s family was at the time, and in Stratford, Connecticut When Stephen was eleven, his mother brought her children back to Durham, Maine, for good Her parents, Guy and Nellie Pillsbury, had become incapacitated with old age, and Ruth King was persuaded by her sisters to take over the physical care of them Other family members provided a small house in Durham and financial support After Stephen s grandparents passed away, Mrs King found work in the kitchens of Pineland, a nearby residential facility for the mentally challenged.Stephen attended the grammar school in Durham and Lisbon Falls High School, graduating in 1966 From his sopho year at the University of Maine at Orono, he wrote a weekly column for the school newspaper, THE MAINE CAMPUS He was also active in student politics, serving as a member of the Student Senate He came to support the anti war movement on the Orono campus, arriving at his stance from a conservative view that the war in Vietnam was unconstitutional He graduated in 1970, with a B.A in English and qualified to teach on the high school level A draft board examination immediately post graduation found him 4 F on grounds of high blood pressure, limited vision, flat feet, and punctured eardrums.He met Tabitha Spruce in the stacks of the Fogler Library at the University, where they both worked as students they married in January of 1971 As Stephen was unable to find placement as a teacher immediately, the Kings lived on his earnings as a laborer at an industrial laundry, and her student loan and savings, with an occasional boost from a short story sale to men s magazines.Stephen made his first professional short story sale The Glass Floor to Startling Mystery Stories in 1967 Throughout the early years of his marriage, he continued to sell stories to men s magazines Many were gathered into the Night Shift collection or appeared in other anthologies.In the fall of 1971, Stephen began teaching English at Hampden Academy, the public high school in Hampden, Maine Writing in the evenings and on the weekends, he continued to produce short stories and to work on novels.

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  1. It s probably wrong to believe there can be any limit to the horror which the human mind can experience On the contrary, it seems that some exponential effect begins to obtain as deeper and deeper darkness falls as little as one may like to admit it, human experience tends, in a good many ways, to support the idea that when the nightmare grows black enough, horror spawns horror, one coincidental evil begets other, often deliberate evils, until finally blackness seems to cover everything And the [...]

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  2. While reading this book, all I that runs through my head is the song the Ramones made for the movie So, I m going to link the video so all of you can have it running through your head as well Kickin it old school Pet Sematary The RamonesOkay, let me just go ahead and say there will be SPOILERS for those that haven t read the book or seen the movie I have seen the movie about 6 million 5 hundred and 8 times And I love it THIS is the first time I have read the book, and as there are a few differen [...]

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  3. Once upon a time when I was a child, I remember talking with my family about horror movies Somebody asked what was the scariest movie you ve watched, and my mom without thinking said Pet Sematary I remember laughing and saying How on earth could a movie named Pet Sematary be scary Fast forward to now, I changed my mind This book is scariest and creepiest book I ve ever read, and I m sure it ll stay number 1 for a long time It made me think about stuff I don t want, or refuse, to think about One [...]

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  4. That ending thoughThis ended up being very different than what I expected The less you know about it, the better

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  5. Sometimes dead is better KING calls Pet Sematary his scariest book, and I can understand why It is super creepy and super shocking where he takes the reader, and his interesting prologue explaining how he came to write this unsettling tale brings a bit of truth to the story.While truly a horror of a read, it is excellent in respect to its genre, but just awful too if that makes any sense PS is not particularly gory, but definitely sad, sick, dark, and disgusting with than one horribly shocking [...]

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  7. Cause what you buy, is what you own And what you own always comes home to you Louis Creed and his family have recently moved to the town of Ludlow, Maine Behind their house there is a path that leads to a Pet Sematary , where the children of surrounding areas have buried their beloved pets in years gone by Deeper in the woods there lies an ancient Indian burial ground, that Louis discovers has some sinister properties when their family cat diesIt s no secret that Pet Sematary is my favourite Kin [...]

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  8. The painful, hard thing about Stephen King s writing is that so often, he takes something real, something that people can experience in the real world, and builds the supernatural stuff onto that In The Shining, there s Jack s alcoholism in The Talisman, there s Jack Jason s mother s cancer The Stand plays on our fears of something, somewhere, in one of those labs, getting out of control in Pet Sematary, it s the death of a child So much of the book is completely real and believable the argument [...]

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  9. Every Halloween, I like to do a little season s readings For most of the year, I generally avoid scary books and movies Life is scary enough without looking for extra frights But there s something about the Fall Once the wind gets sharp, the days get short, and the leaves start to drop, I inevitably find myself within a small window of time in which horror is appealing This window closes abruptly at midnight on November 1 Before that time, though, I m relatively open to the idea of being terrifi [...]

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  11. Note I read this book in RMFAO s November Buddy Read with some of my awesome friends Magdalena, Titas, Andrew, Kim, Stefani Saloma, Marigold, Konstantina Pap.Pet Sematary is undoubtedly one of Stephen King s finest works I tend to be speechless when it comes to writing a review for his books, so forgive me if I write less than necessary, because, nothing that can be said will ever be really enough to praise this book The story takes you very slowly through the life happenings of Louis Creed and [...]

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  12. THE ELECTRICITY JUST FLUCTUATED WHILE I WAS WRITING THIS REVIEW THE LIGHTS WENT BATSHIT CRAZY WTF IS HAPPENING I M NOT KIDDING AROUND, IT S 6 15PM AND I M ALONE IN MY ROOM WHAT DID YOU DO TO ME, KING Louis Creeds moves into abeautifulold house in Maine with his wife, daughter, son, and cat It was all normal and perfect at first, but the nearby woods became apparent and so was the Pet Sematary When people regard King as the master of horror, I used to raise an eyebrow I ve read a few of his horro [...]

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  13. Pet Sematary Review Kinda I know this review is long, but I have a personal story to tell Read it if you want to, but the simple fact of the matter is that this book is awesome If you haven t read it, stop fucking about When I was ten years old, my mother and her best friend Andrita took a trip to the local drive in to catch a showing of Pet Sematary My father was out with his own buddies, so guess who got to tag along Yup, me My mother told me to go to sleep in the back seat, and then proceeded [...]

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  14. While a third into this Stephen King book, it dawned on me why King had such a strong fan base around the world in the 80s, and was the hottest name in popular fiction It came to me that reading such a well written horror book was legitimately one of the most primal, adult things I could do That s because this type of book can have its own brand of hangover Luckily, I ve not yet dreamed of Zelda, the most terrifying monster in this book King had a handle on the human mind He could then and here [...]

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  15. to bi bilo kad bi ljudi mogli poni titi smrt Svi smo barem jednom po eljeli da drage nam osobe koje vi e nisu s nama vratimo u zemaljski ivot ne razmi ljaju i o posljedicama A to ako posljedice imaju visoku cijenu Ina e nisam fan horora ali barem jednom godi nje dopustim sebi da se malo isprepadam Pro le godine negdje u ovo doba sam itala It koje me se nije posebno dojmilo, ovaj put izbor je pao na groblje ku nih ljubimaca Jesam li se isprepadala Bome jesam Ali vi e od samih gnjusnih scena me se [...]

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  16. Holy crap, re reading this book is like watching a car crash about to take place in super slow motion You know what s coming, you know how it can be avoided, but all the same, you find yourself walking the well tended path into the deep woods of Northern MaineIn my reading of this, as a new father myself, I find the entire concept of the Pet Sematary itself really sort of secondary to the main plot of parents, doing everything in their power, to protect their children from all the dangers in the [...]

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  17. Stephen King je istakao da Groblje ku nih ljubimaca smatra svojom najstra nijom knjigom, i da je nakon zavr etka pisanja rukopis stavio u fioku, misle i da je kona no oti ao suvi e daleko I sam je toliko bio u asnut onim to je napisaoe pa Stevo kako i ne bi bio u asnut Knjiga koju jo uvek dr im pred sobom dok pi em ovaj prikaz je verovatno jedna od najgroznijih, najgnusnijih, najuznemiravaju ih, najmu nijih knjiga koje sam u ivotu pro itala Dotakla je u meni sva ona mra na mesta koja svako od na [...]

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  19. Pet Semetary is horror scary with its story, but the prime focus that comes across to me is overwhelming grief meeting the breaking point barrier the brain has before it goes insane.Stephen King has said this was one of the books that frightened him the most to write It likely meant so much to him because of being a father himself It s actually a creepy book so much horror isn t actually scary , but while reading it I found it wasn t always the actual moments that were what stood out as creepy, [...]

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  20. Mientras uno avanza cada vez se pone mejor y mejor, hasta llegar a la tercera partes la m s intensa y horrible de todas, ah ya no se puede soltar el libro Me encant No puedo no darle sus merecidas 5 RESE A EN EL BLOG bookstwins.wordpress 2017

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  21. UF Es la primera vez que leo un libro que me da miedo DE VERDAD Es que hay veces en que NO LO POD A CREER Incluso llegu a preguntarme si no ser a mejor dejarlo, porque pod a quedarse atrapado en mi subconsciente o algo as , jajajaRO SEGU ADELANTE, y UF No es solo el tipo de terror de lo sobrenatural, que es fuerte FUERTE, porque est adem s muy bien hecho , sino que tambi n y en especial, el recordatorio sobre la muerte, algo que es de lo m s natural y a lo que todos llegaremos eventualmente Y es [...]

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  22. Well, this was certainly the freakiest, creepiest book I ve ever read It was an intense, brilliant thriller full of scary stuff brought straight out of nightmares.It was not a long book and that certainly made me love it because the story was not dragged on but it was straight to the point It was not as much as gory as I expected it to be but it still managed to freak me out all the same The storyline is that of the Creed family moving to a new house Louis Creed, his wife Rachel and his two kid [...]

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  23. La muerte es un misterio El entierro, un secreto.Este es el libro que m s miedo me dio de King En Cementerio de animales convergen el horror, la angustia y una desesperaci n oscura y acuciante Es un poco pesado en algunas partes, pero les puedo asegurar que les va a helar los huesos.Se los recomiendo much simo Es una maravilla del autor Es denso, no obstante, muy bueno.

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  24. Buddy read with Brad.My very first book by Stephen King and I m still in awe This was some experience Bwahahahahaha First, in my edition, we are treated to an introduction by Stephen King from September 20th, 2000 His young daughter s cat was killed by a car or truck, died and was buried Then, some time later All seemed to be well until that night, when I heard a thumping from the garage, accompanied by weeping and popping sounds like small firecrackers I went out to investigate and found my dau [...]

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  27. I read this when I was a teenager, and recently felt compelled to reread it I loved it back then, and I damn I love it now It was one of the novels that made me a Stephen King fan.There s so much Stephen King out there, maybe even too much I dare say In all honesty, I find his recent stuff a little hit and miss , but for me personally Pet Sematary is King s ultimate masterpiece It s the first thing I think of when someone mentions the man s name Whenever we think of Masterpieces , I think we te [...]

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  28. Pet Sematary has always been one of my favorite Stephen King stories I m still terrified just thinking about certain scenes from the movie I hadn t read the book since I was a kid so I figured I was long overdue for a re read.This is, famously, the book that King himself considers the most frightening he has ever written He has expressed regret over publishing it, claiming that it s too dark, too bleak, that it goes too far.I understand why he feels that way Reading Pet Sematary as an adult has [...]

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  29. Two things about this book 1 It is one of two Stephen King books I finished on one sitting the other being The Dead Zone 2 When I was a kid, I had to make sure the cover of this book was not facing out or I could not sleep I didn t even like to look at it when I was awake

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