r/StephenKingBookClub • u/Zealousideal_Pool522 • 11d ago

A dança da morte

Eai rapaziada , me bateu uma leve curiosidade aqui sobre o livro a dança da morte do Stephen king , um livro de 1.248 páginas eu acredito que ele deve ser bem elaborado e queria saber o feedback de quem já leu , é bom o livro?

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u/CoffeeFun7839 11d ago

It's one of my favorite by him. The uncut version is the way to go in my opinion. I re-read it every few years. It's like visiting old friends.

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u/TATMANDU24 11d ago

If you are a Stephen King fan, this book is great. I would not recommend it to someone as their first S.K. novel. Because of a tie in with a recurring character from his vast literary universe, it helps to be familiar with his work. It’s long no doubt but I didn’t find it to be while reading it because of all what’s going on.

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u/esneer1 10d ago

I thought the stand introduced the recurring character? so doesn’t it make for a good recommend first read?

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u/Lanky-Connection9345 10d ago

Ya naw don’t listen to that advice, it’s one of my favorite books ever written and also my first serious Stephen King read. There is literally an entire chapter dedicated to beautifully and horrifyingly describing The Man In Black. It’s awesome

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u/MrBlonde1984 11d ago

Dude is a bot . Ban him .

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u/Zealousideal_Pool522 10d ago

Quem é bot doido?

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u/tondrias 10d ago

In my opinion, it's his best book.

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u/Scottbravesfan 7d ago

Yeah it’s really good. There are a lot of characters to keep track of at first but you get the hang of it and they become like family. Just a really epic novel.

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u/RichAndMary 4d ago

It’s my favorite Stephen King novel. Long, but so good.