Just finished!

**yankeesboi87** · August 31st, 2009

I just finished Misery last night, and I gotta say, this is one of my favorites. Amazing!! It kept me on the edge of my seat and wanting more. I loved it! My favorite part was when she cut off his foot. It was freaky, and awesome at the same time. What was everyone else's favorite part?

**JosephDurham** · September 3rd, 2009

The ending. The way you think that it will all come down, and what you know if you have seen the movie. . . . they are both great, but the books just leaves you speechless.

**Leland** · October 1st, 2009

The ending was my best bit too. I prefer the book to the film.

**Book_Junkie** · October 6th, 2009

I think probably the ending. The bit where she sawed his foot off actually had me reading through my fingers. It's very rare that a book creeps me out that much.

**yankeesboi87** · October 18th, 2009

Originally Posted by Book_Junkie

I think probably the ending. The bit where she sawed his foot off actually had me reading through my fingers. It's very rare that a book creeps me out that much.

Yeah, sometimes I wonder why I read this stuff... It sure is kinda creepy... For some reason I love it!

**inspired-writer,tyler** · October 19th, 2009

The foot thing is something that I always bring up when describing the difference in the book and movie. As you said amazingly freaky.

**doowopgirl** · October 19th, 2009

I loved when he burned the pages in front of her and she went berserk. Kept seeing her coming. Have you seen the film with James Caan and Kathy Bates? It's a cracker!

**yankeesboi87** · October 19th, 2009

Originally Posted by doowopgirl

I loved when he burned the pages in front of her and she went berserk. Kept seeing her coming. Have you seen the film with James Caan and Kathy Bates? It's a cracker!

Yes, I have seen most of it, on TV, but not the beginning hour or so of it. And yes, the page burning was a good part. Also, when Paul goes to get the pills when Annie is out, that kept me on the edge wondering when she was coming back, and if she was going to catch him... King sue does know how to tell a story.

**Seb Shaw** · January 6th, 2010

Never has a book got me to the edge of seat before. This was the 1st SK book i read it alst year. stunning! the part where he tries to get the pills, OMG and the bit where the cops arrive!
The film is just as good, but needed to be more grusome lime the book

**celia** · March 11th, 2010

I´ve a got a doubt, in the spanish translation she cuts the foot off, but in the movie she smashes it with a hammer, what´s the original stuff???, I´ve got an English friend who says that she smashes it too in the English version :S.