It

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Summary: Best book i've ever read
Review: It by stephen king is the best book i have ever read. The characters are developed nicely and the power and sadness of the book overwhelmes you. This book shows the importance of friendship through tough times, and the psychological impact of emotions is overwhelming

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Summary: ONE GREAT BOOK
Review: I am 14 years old now and when I first read this book I was 12. This is my absolute favorite book. I just read this book and when I finished it I almost read it again. That is how much I love this book. This book will scare the crap out of you at the same time as making you feel warm inside from the underlying story of the 7 kids being friends.The movie of this doesn't even compare to reading it. Stephen King makes you feel like you are there watching the characters act this out. Even though I didn't like how Stephen King ended the book I will still read this again. I definatly recommend this book! READ IT

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Summary: Great
Review: I'm thirteen, I think that IT is the best Stephen King book ever, and that the movie is the best movie ever. A great book, I'm reading it into Audio Casset, this is the second time I've read it.

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Summary: I'll sure never watch the Bozo Show again, that's for sure.
Review: This is one of the greatest books I've ever read, and it is most certainly the scariest. This novel take your deepest darkest fears, and then it delivers them full blast with a few twists that only KING could imagine. I read it weeks ago, but it still keeps me up at night with it's stunning characters, acts of heroism, and one S.O.B. of a clown. When it's all over, the only thing that is certain is that you'll never find clowns to be quite as harmless

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Summary: Stephen King's "IT" is one of his best works...
Review: "It" is a horror tale about a childhood fear that has come back for some un-Godly known reason. A group of friends find themselves fighting for their lives as they strive for the truth. This is an excellent story by King. In this book, King has used words to describe a situation that any young adult, or adult can relate to, a childhood horror or nightmare. With his great discription, King has found a way to dig into the reader's brain, and opening up a part that is never used, the part that is coaxed into beleiving in evil clowns, gigantic spiders, and lots of blood. This was an excellent book, and I reccomend it to any of King's fans, or fnas of such writers as John Carpenter, John Wyndham, or Christopher Pike.

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Summary: Scary, gave me nightmares
Review: I read this book many years go, right before it came out in mini-series, and let me tell you. I was scared. So much so, I had to sleep with a nightlight on. His characters are so vividly described and the scenery is so well detailed, it is like you are remembering and experiencing it myself. The only reason I gave it a 9, was cause of the length, and because of the way it skipped around so much, but don't let that stop you from reading this book. Tom Bux, Carlisle Pa.

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Summary: horrifyng , so real it's like your actually a character i
Review: IN A SMALL MAINE TOWN, SOMETHING IS LURKING AFTER LITTLE KIDS,SOMETHING WHICH COULD ONLY BE CALLED IT. SEVEN GROWNUPS THAT FACED THE FEAR AS KIDS COME BACK TO DERRY,MAINE EXACTLY THIRTY YEARS LATER TO TRY AND PUT A STOP TO ''IT'' ONCE AND FOR ALL

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Summary: A clown who trys to kill kids
Review: this book is very good. IT is about some kids that get haunted by it. IT is a clown thats eats childeren. It can pretend to be your best friend or your worst nightmere

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Summary: IT?!?! What a funny name for a book!
Review: If you think "IT" is a funny name for a book you must read this one. There is no other way to describe a monster who is everything your heart has ever desired, while at the same time being your biggest fear. Which will you see when you die? Do you call your fantasy by it's first name? Or do you run shrieking into the night "IT!, IT!, oh God It's .....! " Only IT decides. Get out the Daffy Duck nightlight of your youth, ... you're gonna need it

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Summary: Stephen King's IT
Review: A masterfully entwined novel of horror and coming-of-age that, until the end, is a masterpiece. What happens at the end? Without giving away anything, let me just say that there is EXTREMELY underage intercourse (11 year olds) told very graphically. I'm not saying it didn't make sense, but it didn't NEED to be there. Other than that, IT is an incredible book. I recommend it very highly