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Community Thoughts:  Posted By: S.K.Rules - October 16th, 2010 11:26:12 am EDT @TomCat81 (even though I have already read the novela before I read your comment) Thanks for spoiling most of the story line when people read your comment beforethey read the novela it wont shock them so much now. Anyway its a great read not as got as shawshank or the body but a really good read. Posted By: Anonymous - November 5th, 2009 1:51:32 am EST An amazingly gripping novella; I was glued to it for days. It accurately portrays an inquisitive and emotional teenage mind with a normal curiosity that stems out of control. Posted By: Buffytx - April 15th, 2009 12:33:17 am EDT I truly love this book! Ive read it many times but this story always seems to stay with me for some reason. Posted By: Britt - January 2nd, 2009 4:49:24 pm EST As I do on most of the titles to his stories, I wonder as to what they are going to be about. I could never have guessed this one. I was pleasantly surprised and was intrigued about the things that were happening during the holocaust. Not that I supported it by any means, I just thought he did a remarkable job at taking a dark and evil time and twisting it with the first hand experience of someone guilty of doing the horrible experimenting. All I can say is that I wished it were longer. Posted By: Raydecker - November 29th, 2008 12:29:59 pm EST This is more of a Richard Bachman story than a Stephen King story. It kind of reminds me of "Rage" although I feel Rage is slightly better/ More Thoughts » |
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