pickI watched and loved this movie years ago. This short story (about 150 pages) was so great. Most people know the story of Andy Dufresne who is wrongly convicted of murdering his wife and lover and his time spent in Shawshank maximum security prison.
A slow burning terror-ific novel that beautifully yet tragically depicts the degradation of human mind.
"Thoughts are our thread to sanity but they are also the evil demons that severe the same thread to rot in an insane drudgery."
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picka surprisingly quick read. more suspenseful than scary but still very good. definitely better than pet semetary imo.
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2. 150 books 😱 I'm crazy and I will definitely fail on this!
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I completed my 2021 Goodreads goal of 45 books so I am happy with that 🙌 I read 34 physical books and 11 ebooks and I enjoyed all of them! My first read of 2021 was a reread of The Green Mile and my last read for the year was The Troop by Nick Cutter. My 2022 goals are to aim for 45 books again, go on a book buying ban for a few months and continue to read all the unread books on my shelves.
pickA quick and easy read from the King! You can tell how good of a writer King is from the fact that I absolutely could not read the fantasy/supernatural genre before I fell into his world. I‘ve learned that if you just go along with it and bring your imagination, it can be one helluva ride.
Apparently this is the weakest in the series, so I‘m excited to continue the journey.
My third and fourth King books, both about pandemic-like events. Can you tell it‘s been on my mind more lately? Is it safe to go “back to normal life” yet? 😷
