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G Lab glabdesign — Okay, I thought I read this book way back when, but my daughter brought it home from the library for me (she's so thoughtful) and I figured I could read it again. Turns out, I did not read this book. If I did, the memory of it is gone. Perhaps I drank some black water... Anyway, Mr. King, I love you again. You lucky dog. All is forgiven. Desperation? Pfft. Ain't nothin but a bad day. You repeat it, we're gonna have to talk...up close. Real close. Anyone who hasn't read this thinks I'm nuts. That's okay. I am. But this will be more funny than nutter-speak to those who have read it. Rose Madder is the Stephen King I know and love. The characters creep into your psyche, every last one of them. Even the minor characters. They just climb inside and there you are. I want to read it again. Not necessarily for the story (although I must say it is one that keeps the pages turning) but for the music of the words. Sounds silly, but my favorite authors have a certain rhythm, a tune you could say, that makes me slip into their books in a similar way a favorite song makes me sing along, even when people are staring. This is the song I enjoy from King. Norman is my favorite character. (yes, folks she just jumped off the sane train into crazy valley) I'm a villain girl. I love to read them and I love writing them. Norman is one villain that stays with the reader. It's not often that happens. You love to hate him. Um...this isn't a very helpful review is it? Hmmm...read it. How's that?

Deobrat Das deobratdas0fa9 — Although I wouldn't classify this as one of my favorite novels, and it took me forever to get through it, how can anyone give this book less than five stars? I just have to appreciate Tolkien's attention to detail, his imagination and creativity, and his creation of unique and diverse characters. The battle between good and evil is an amazing backdrop to all the other themes he carries through. Knowing that he created his own languages for certain races in Middle Earth is mindblowing to say the least. I wouldn't necessarily recommend the book to just anyone, or ever read it again but I'm glad I did finally read it. It rivals almost any other classic book out there in imagination and creativity and I have the utmost respect for Tolkien's writing. Lastly, out of the three volumes I would argue that the last is the best. The characters are fleshed out even more (although I missed reading about Gimli and Legolas, my favorites) and more characters are introduced with just as much detail. The hobbits demonstrate their growth and the battles between good and evil are finally carried out to fruition.