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Summary: Incredible!!!
Review: No words exist that would do Stephen King justice after this series! He makes it impossible to stop reading. It the greatest heartstopping series I've ever read. It is truly a magnificent piece of work. I highly recommend it
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Summary: Damn good writing
Review: Reading the "Mile" reminded me why King continues to be a bestseller. Nothing like it since "The Shining". Put this one down as one of his top five.
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Summary: King's style is unrivaled. Pure emotional genius!
Review: Stephen King draws his readers into a world where terror and beauty co-exist. He leads us down to dark corridors of revenge while showing us the power of the human spirit. All of this is pulled off with a style that is as enchanting as it is disturbing. Only King could create such an emotional rollercoaster. Superb!
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Summary: excellent audio presentation
Review: The Green Mile (set of 6 audio books) are excellent, the reader is outstanding. He is able to go from one character to another with great ease, changing his voice from character to character. One of the best jobs I have ever listened to.
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Summary: Summary of The Green Mile and more.
Review: The Green Mile is a book about A nubian man named John Coffey and how he was framed murdering two little girls. The novel makes a later connection between John Coffey and Paul Edgecombe. It is later fond out that John Coffey was innocent because John Cofeey was gifted with showing things that happened and healing people. However the reader at first dosen't recognize this until later in the book when John Coffey heals Paul Edgecombe's Penile inffection. It is also concluded that John Coffey was a soft man but at the same time a very large man. As time progess John Coffey is latet electricuted and sent onto the paths of enlightment.
The Important scene:
The most important scene in the book was when John Coffey had touched Paul Edgecombe and showed him what truly happened. Recommendations:
i would recommend this book to anyone who likes mystery and a book full of action and out burst. This book is full of surprises. I s also better than the movie.
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Summary: In awe of King's ability
Review: The Green Mile was one of the few series of books I've read in my life that actually brought me to tears. The characters were so well developed and the story so intriguing that I actually felt like I was living the story as I was reading it. It really held my attention. I'm simply in awe of King's storytelling ability. Stephen King is, in a word, AWESOME.
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Summary: Excelent and dramatic book
Review: This book is one of the best of Stephen King. How Geoffrey became better and better person is amazing.
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Summary: He shows why he's the King!
Review: This is the best novel I've ever read.It didn't get boring for one second.King shows his very discriptive style of writing in a terrific tale.This is a great book that I would highly recommend it to anyone who loves wonderful story-telling. I just hope that the Tom Hanks movie version does it justice.
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Summary: This is the best book I've read in 20 years!
Review: When reading this novel, I thought I was reading an autobiography. This has got to be one of the best books ever written! I laughed, I cried, I stressed, and then I read it a second time (to my kids). I recommend this book to everyone!
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Summary: Another Near Miss
Review: You know those second-rate symphony conductors who start their careers with a combination of moxie, hard work, and a couple of good breaks? Check in on them twenty years later and they have become craftsmen enough that they are actually turning in some half-way decent performances. And yet... And yet the poetry is still not there. That is the Stephen King of "The Green Mile." Man, what a great story. But why isn't it singing? It can be Deep -- especially in Part 6 -- but it keeps missing the Heights. Give me something fleeting, something poignant, something almost ineffable. Poetry. Poetry isn't "not for all the tea in China, as we used to say back in those days." Tell me more about your sorrows, Paul Edgecombe, because I want to hear as much as you care to tell. A more talented author could have made me cry. But hey, how 'bout that Frank Muller? Is that great reading, or what?
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