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Daniel Tapia danieltapia — ***1/2 Stephen King gets a decent amount of criticism for being wordy, and I almost never agree. His two longest books, IT and The Stand, are two of his best, actually. But in the case of The Tommyknockers, the criticism may be warranted. A very good book at 747 pages (paperback) that would have been much better at about 550. There are some really great moments in this story-- particularly those between the two main characters, Bobbi and Gard, as the reader watches their relationship change and decay and then look back on itself--and there are a number of tense, exciting scenes, but overall it just goes on a bit long.

Darek Gunia darekguniaf94c — Pensavo che mi avrebbe entusiasmato maggiormente:c'e' una trama confusa, sembra scritto in una notte, e i personaggi, a dir poco apodittici, non sono ben delineati. Forse se lo avessi letto prima di 1984 mi sarebbe piaciuto di piu'.

Karenlardilla Valenzuela karen_lardilla — Written by head-master's wife at North Yarmouth Academy where my son-in-law teaches.

Alejandro González _lejandro772 — I found this book to be really useful. I probably won't add it to my permanent reference collection, but I'm really glad I checked it out of the library. I picked up some useful tidbits, and I got a much better understanding of three act structure, which I kept hearing about from other writers. I also really like that Bell acknowledges that there are different ways of going about plotting. He usually presents alternative ways of doing something and doesn't present any of them as the one true way. Book Source: Free Library of Philadelphia