Any good?

**King fan from trinidad** · January 6th, 2012

Hey guys! I picked this book and on writing up at the mall yesterday and i wondered of this one was any good. I just finished the drawing of the three and now reading on writing and really enjoying it! After i'm gonna read this book so i want to know what you think.

**J.T. Adams** · January 6th, 2012

Roadwork: Great.

On Writing: words can't express . . . good/great/brilliant/inspiring! Very inspiring.

**mstay** · January 6th, 2012

I thought it was okay but definitely not one my favorite Bachman books. Those are Blaze and Thinner.

Welcome to the SKMB!

**GNTLGNT** · January 9th, 2012

Well done writing from a budding "Super Slinger"...

**blunthead** · January 9th, 2012

I really liked Roadwork, the subject matter, the execution, the attitude. I identified with how the protagonist felt and enjoyed his passion. It may be my favorite Bachman.

**momone53** · January 9th, 2012

My favorite Bachman is The Long Walk, but I thought Road Work was well written and a good read.

And may you have twice the number.
Debra

**King fan from trinidad** · January 31st, 2012

Well i just finished it..... It wasn't that bad but it was really short so not a favorite either. Well onto skeleton crew

**Pucker** · February 9th, 2012

I was just remarking in our Chronological Read Group that this book -- which is next on our list, by the way -- stands out in the catalogue to me because it is so clearly different than most of King's work to that point, and even throughout his career. It's a particular favorite of mine because Bart is so clearly identifiable, and his problems were problems that anyone could recognize and sympathize (if not empathize) with. And, of course, the great beauty of a story like this one is that the "monsters" that we're so used to finding in a King story are simplye every-day people like you and me, who've got problems of their own and can't be bothered to notice Bart fraying around the edges until its way too late.

**Evil Queen** · February 13th, 2012

Yes, everyone is welcome to join us while we read this book in the social group, King Chronological Reading group. The more people we have, the more discussions we'll have...we'll be waiting, but not too long, we will begin soon!