Cujo

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Summary: It grabbed me by the throat and didn't let go.
Review: Stephen King is the king of horror. At first it started out a little slow but then it some strange things started to happen in the book that got me intersted with the book. My part of the book was near the end while tad and Donna was trapped in the car, Vic was in tad room when the closte swong open during that part Vic reailzed where tad and Donna were. That was my faviorte part of the book.

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Summary: mars 25 1999
Review: it was not realy his best book. Some parts were kind of boring but i liked most of it. I can still imagine Cujo close to me when I'm in the basement!

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Summary: A chilling, detailed book!
Review: This was an awesome story! The book is a bit slow at first but it picks up as Cujo, a rabid St. Bernard stalks and kills some locals. Also of interest is an affair between a housewife and her lover. If you enjoy very gory, gripping stories (I remember flinching more than once as I read about the the mother and son trapped in their car with Cujo outside of it) this book is certainly for you.

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Summary: Good book, but not up to King's potential.
Review: Cujo was a good book but not if you are looking for one of Stephen King's usual fast paced thrillers. This book was not very exciting until the end and it was a little to realistic to be fun, unlike King's other supernatural novels. I think that his other works like It and Needful things were much better and i would recomend them to any true fan. You will like this book if you are a patient reader, but you will fall asleep fast if you are expecting thrills right at the beginning.

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Summary: Utter Pants
Review: This is absolutly diabolical work. Boring, not in any genre, or any cross of genres, this is one of Kings worst books ever. Just don't bother! Buy The Stand or Dolores Claiborne instead.

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Summary: Great Scary Book!
Review: Cujo was the first Stephen King book I read and I thought it was awesome! It's not to long, and it has good sub-plots (Affiars sharp cearal professor)I thought King did a good job developing the characters. Read it!

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Summary: What was once mundane becomes macabre...
Review: This book will make pet owners have a standing appoinment for rabies shots with the family vet. The way Stephen takes you through the dementia that Cujo endures makes you understand how very random and frightening rabies is, and even in the end, you can't hate him, because nothing was really his fault. His characterzations are incredible, and that Gary Pervier still keeps me in stiches (just see what he calls the hippies, or how he sees the Ronald McDonald glass. It is classic). And the way he takes you through the relationships and the town dynamics makes you feel as if you've grown up in the hick town yourself. Incredible...chills you to the bone. The movie is as about as realistic as they can make a King book (except for the ending, which is 100% Hollywood...but you can't have everything, can you?) and worth a look too. Stunning.

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Summary: Cujo is an exciting thriller by Stephen King.
Review: Cujo is a two- hundred plus pound Saint Bernard, the beloved family pet of the Joe Cambers of Castle Rock, Maine, and the best friend ten- year- old Brett Camber has ever had. One day Cujo pursues a rabbit into a bolt-hole - a cave inhabited by some very sick bats. What happens to Cujo, and those unlucky enough to be near him, makes for the most heart- squeezing novel Stephen King has yet written. Stephen King has never written a book in which readers will turn the pages with such a combination of anticipation and dire apprehension. Doing so, they will experience an absolute master at work.

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Summary: Cujo was an amazing piece of work!
Review: Cujo was unlike any other book Written by steven King. He took a realistic approach by writing about something that could happen just about anywhere at anytime. King did an amazing job writing about reality and I believe that he should write more realistic books in the future!

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Summary: HIS BEST WORK
Review: This is the best of his novels, it was great the entire way through! My favorite book!