PET SEMATARY (REISSUE) Paperback – 10 November 2011

This is the best book I've read so far and worth money so much😀

This is my second King’s books after Green Mile and even though I enjoyed the writing, halfway through the book, I could easily guess the ending and only completed it to see how the author finishes it.I am sure this book had much more impact when it first came out. Back then, access to content was much less and so, the premise would have been much impactful. Anyhow, this is not a bad book per se and I would still recommend it as a good old horror fiction.

Pages are pale yellow not feeling new but story is tooo good . I recommend it to others also who wants to feel horror in a physiological way

This is a re-buy as someone stole my last one. No matter how many times you read a Stephen King creation, the thrill is always the same

A very scary and worth to read book. I wanted to finish the whole book in one night. It kept me occupied for many days.the settings are very spooky... and we know something terrible can happen at any moment.Very sad ending but we are not sure what happens to ellie at the end. I really wish for a sequel for this book.Gweat and tewwible settings...you will know what that is as you read the book. The secluded place, far away from the busy cities is the place where the Orinco trucks roam.. taking the lives of many pets over the last 100 years. but this place hides a dark secret which may seem a dream come true.. but the dream isnt a good one. Louis,his wife rachel, and their kids ellie and gage move in there new house in a secluded place in maine. They meet their new neighbor judson crandall and he takes them up the hill by their house and shows them the pet sematary. But beyond the pet sematary...lies the old micmac indian burying ground..which hides a dark secret. After some time their pet cat dies,crushed under the orinco truck and louis buryies it in the pet sematary, without telling his family about it. Then when their son gage dies, he takes a bad decision which proves to ruin their whole family

The main climax scene of gage is missing.

Not bad. But I like the 1989 movie more than this book. As I see it. the novel elucidates too much. It clearly explains that the Wendigo is the main evil. But the 1989 movie leaves everything undefined. Terror thrives on vagueness while horror thrives on clarity (King would probably agree to this distinction, based as it is on his Danse Macabre). I always prefer terror to horror.

Book 📖 is in good condition… brand 🆕 👍🏻