Boo'ya Moon

[Adrian]

Yea, good place.

[brandon]

Boo'ya moon is such a fantastic place!! I think Scott had a bit (or whole?) of a childish mind, so this place is some kind of a fairy tale place, and as most kids are afraid of the dark, that´s why it turns into a bad place at night...

I loved it so much that I wrote a paper for college inspired on it

interesting thought... and so very simple! I think you are probably right

[randallFlaggfan1]

Boo'ya Moon captivated me. I'd love to go there!!

[lillamis]

The first thing I thought of when reading about this place and how it could be bad at night was that M. Night Shamyalan movie Lady in the Water. If you've seen it you'll probably know what I'm talking about.

I am tempted to sat that that movie is also bad in daylight - sorry.

[cloudsover31]

this was simply such a beautiful story. i loved it. i think that boo'ya moon was very real. all good things must have a bad side, and thats what boo'ya was. i think that something from boo'ya moon [at night] got into scotts brother and father and turned them the way they were, and thats why scott had to kill his father, and see his brother die the way he did..

[labec1130]

This story touched me like no other...I fell in love with everyone in it and cried despairingly when it ended without the reunion that I so desperately wanted for Scott and Lisey. I thought Boo ya was going to perform a miracle and I cried for two days thinking about it. A very powerful story...I think its because I was thinking of them as Stephen and Tabitha.

[krs72]

That's how I looked at it too.
When I first started reading SK. I didn't realize a lot of the characters
in his storys were based partly on him.(especially the writers)
After reading his prelude and afterthoughts I found out a lot about
the real SK. and now it makes his books easier to read.

Lisey's Story is one of those books that kinda grows on ya, the more
you think about and discuss it.