Best ending of any Stephen King Book!

[saocao]

Like most readers on this page, I am sure I am not alone when stating I have read almost every Stephen King written and anxiously await the next when the one I am working on is done. I just have to say, 11/22/63, is by far, the best ending to a Stephen King book that I have ever read. Poignant, touching and a ending that brings a long story all together in a way the all great books can for the reader. This is Stephen King at his finest.
Thank you Mr. King. I truly enjoyed this one.

[Srbo]

Hi and welcome to the board.
Yes, I liked the ending, it is very good indeed.
Right up there with the ending of IT and (*ducks* ) the DT series, which are my favorites so far.

[J.T. Adams]

No stone's being thrown here, Srbo, the way the DT series is my all time favorite ending of SK's.

Maybe i'm in the minority here, but I generally have enjoyed most of his endings.

[momone53]

No stone's being thrown here, Srbo, the way the DT series is my all time favorite ending of SK's

Mine too, I thought the DT ending was great. Of course, that was after I got over the shock of it all.

[ghost19]

No stone's being thrown here, Srbo, the way the DT series is my all time favorite ending of SK's.

Maybe i'm in the minority here, but I generally have enjoyed most of his endings.

The ending of the DT series is my favorite ending of ANY book, ever. A perfect ending to a perfect series, I say thank ya Mr. King.

[GNTLGNT]

Hell, it's just heartening to see someone say something positive about the book-rather than flaming on a minor discrepancy!!!!

[Ben.]

You really have to wonder if any of the numerous error/discrepancy pointer-outer-ers have written novels of their own. They sure act as though they have. On a more positive note, I loved 11/22/63. Both the ending at the part where

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Sadie dies

made me shed a few tears. The ending reminds me of another ending of another book (or possibly a film) but I can't seem to remember it. Also, it's interesting to note that in US edition, the title has forward slashes between the dates, whereas in the UK/Australian edition the title has full stops separating the dates. I wonder why this is?

[champ1966]

You really have to wonder if any of the numerous error/discrepancy pointer-outer-ers have written novels of their own. They sure act as though they have. On a more positive note, I loved 11/22/63. Both the ending at the part where

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Sadie dies

made me shed a few tears. The ending reminds me of another ending of another book (or possibly a film) but I can't seem to remember it. Also, it's interesting to note that in US edition, the title has forward slashes between the dates, whereas in the UK/Australian edition the title has full stops separating the dates. I wonder why this is?

Time travelers wife by Audrey Neffenegger has a very similar ending

[Ben.]

Haven't seen/read The Time Traveller's Wife so that can't be it champ1966. Hmm... I'm still wondering what it is that I'm reminded of.

[Momstang]

I love it! I thought the same thing. Those presumptuous wanna-be twerps! I wish I had a fraction of Mr. King's creative genius.