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    bisher013
    on 27th Jun 2008


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    Good Points: Nice characteristics

    Bad Points: The used expression is sometimes so difficult to find by one's-self,and details may be i found it just for keep writing and writing

    General comments: Its not enthusiastic enough that make the reader feel he can't stop reading .!!! and i see that stroy doesn't server the goal exactly.
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  • Review by
    Guest.
    on 22nd Jun 2008


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    The story of Stephen King, The Body deals with friendship, companionship, empathy, love and fate. The duality between luck and bad luck or joy and grief.To sum up, it is not a very good book, but certainly much better than watching TV junk or chatting with flat characters.
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  • Review by
    Guest.
    on 29th Apr 2008


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    This book is cool
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  • Review by
    Guest.
    on 18th Apr 2008


    User Rating : 10
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    It was perfect book have ever read it
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  • Review by
    sam turner
    on 1st May 2007


    User Rating : 8
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    It was an exciting book to read. The movie is going to be even better because its always great to watch something that you read in a book and you get to see the characters for what they look like and you get to see how they act and what they really sound like. Even though it is an old movie and an old book those kinda of things are still happening today so it always great to read old things and compare them to today. I wouldn't read it again just because its on of those books that you only have ...
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    seamore Rank: Major
    on 10th Feb 2005


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    Stephen King, The Body (Penguin Readers: Level 5) - This was one of the first times I have watched a Stephen King film before reading the book. The film was Stand by Me and was such an amazing film. "The Body" was the short story that the film was based on, so I immediately went out and bought the book, as the book is always better than the film. It didn't disappoint, the book was so much better and takes the reader on an amazing journey through the childhood of the characters. Excellent.
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