This is perfect for me. I'm getting back into reading in a more serious way and October has always been spooky month for me. So Z'October really gets me in the mood and your recommendations are amazing. I know this content takes a lot of time and effort to make, but believe me when I say that it is very much appreciated. Thank you for Z'October and keep up the good work.
@Mathieu Fortier Same here, I started reading more serious in 2018. I even count my pages, so I make sure I read more each year. I am unfortunately I am a slow reader, so I am behind this year so I am trying to rush this month. Which means more scary stories lol! I love spooky stories too!
I loved Christine. I think what pulled me into the story is that in the beginning King writes it from the perspective of the Dennis, Arnie Cunninghams best friend. And you can see the change happening in Arnie through his best friend and that gives the story a subtle creepinees that builds slowly throughout the book. I'm new to King myself. I'm 45 and decided I needed to finally dive into this man's catalogue of stories. I started with Carrie and 12 books later I'm in the middle of "IT" and my only regret is that I didn't start reading him much earlier.
I just love these books very much its improve my words fluency very much & nice horror books/novels you have a great recommendation thankyou brother . Im just a beginner and I have many problems to speak to know what is the meaning of this word that word but when I listen this review going to purchade immediately . I love all your books im thinking which one should I purchase seriously im confused bro no words to say thankyou brother once again for my influency and recommendations . Keep growing like this lots of love from India
Thank you for this video. Like many others have said, I have recently gotten back into reading and your channel has helped. Novellas in my favorite genres are also great for reading slumps. You are not committing to a long book.
Great list, maybe i need to re-read Christine. I suggest you just throw them in the deep side with IT, The Books of Blood etc... Just Kidding. Subscribed!
The King book that got me into horror was Salem’s Lot. Having read more King since then, I think that it was a great introduction to his style and to the genre.
@@cdpunk_ The book really takes its time in the early sections really laying out the characters and the townspeople but yes it does pick up a bit later on. There are definitely faster paced King books though
Some "classic" horror authors you might find interesting are Shirley Jackson The Haunting of Hill House and others; and Daphne du Maurier who Hitchcock worked with converting 3 of her novels to film Rebecca, The Birds, and Jamaica Inn.
Zoktober-Fanboy here. I normally read Crime/Thriller, but got into Firght Fest/Horrorctober this year and startet with Bermuda from Thomas Finn. Really like it so far. An generarlly speaking: Keep up the great work!
Totally agree with you regarding Christine! It is a fantastic book, and does not get enough hype! I am working my way through all of Stephen King’s books, with Talisman as my next one. Hoping that is great as well!
Wish you released this vid 2 days ago, because I was confused about where to start and I finally started with The Shining, I am a very slow reader and it'll probably take me more than a month to read The Shining which I have bought finally. I am 30 pages down and it looks fine to me right now.
I think Carrie is an awesome horror book for beginners, especially girls. It was the first Stephen King I read and I have been a Constant Reader ever since
This is perfect for me. I'm getting back into reading in a more serious way and October has always been spooky month for me. So Z'October really gets me in the mood and your recommendations are amazing. I know this content takes a lot of time and effort to make, but believe me when I say that it is very much appreciated. Thank you for Z'October and keep up the good work.
Thanks so much for all the support. It has been a lot of work but we're having fun!
@Mathieu Fortier Same here, I started reading more serious in 2018. I even count my pages, so I make sure I read more each year. I am unfortunately I am a slow reader, so I am behind this year so I am trying to rush this month. Which means more scary stories lol! I love spooky stories too!
I loved Christine. I think what pulled me into the story is that in the beginning King writes it from the perspective of the Dennis, Arnie Cunninghams best friend. And you can see the change happening in Arnie through his best friend and that gives the story a subtle creepinees that builds slowly throughout the book. I'm new to King myself. I'm 45 and decided I needed to finally dive into this man's catalogue of stories. I started with Carrie and 12 books later I'm in the middle of "IT" and my only regret is that I didn't start reading him much earlier.
I wish I was constantly reading King much sooner too. I took so many years off of reading in general so I'm playing a lot of catch up lol
I just love these books very much its improve my words fluency very much & nice horror books/novels you have a great recommendation thankyou brother . Im just a beginner and I have many problems to speak to know what is the meaning of this word that word but when I listen this review going to purchade immediately . I love all your books im thinking which one should I purchase seriously im confused bro no words to say thankyou brother once again for my influency and recommendations . Keep growing like this lots of love from India
Thank you for this video. Like many others have said, I have recently gotten back into reading and your channel has helped.
Novellas in my favorite genres are also great for reading slumps. You are not committing to a long book.
Great list, maybe i need to re-read Christine. I suggest you just throw them in the deep side with IT, The Books of Blood etc... Just Kidding. Subscribed!
The King book that got me into horror was Salem’s Lot. Having read more King since then, I think that it was a great introduction to his style and to the genre.
Does the book get better in the second half? I've been reading it but nothing much is happening and I'm losing interest in the story.
@@cdpunk_ The book really takes its time in the early sections really laying out the characters and the townspeople but yes it does pick up a bit later on. There are definitely faster paced King books though
@@BetweentheLinesJulian Thanks for the response. I will definitely finish it soon. I have read quite a few others of King's.
I would agree that's a good one to start with. I gave that 4 stars on my first go around but it's one I'm wanting to re-read for sure.
Some "classic" horror authors you might find interesting are Shirley Jackson The Haunting of Hill House and others; and Daphne du Maurier who Hitchcock worked with converting 3 of her novels to film Rebecca, The Birds, and Jamaica Inn.
I read It when I was like 11. Beginner material for sure.
Great video! Another great King starter is Misery! My first!
I agree that's a great place to start with King!
Zoktober-Fanboy here. I normally read Crime/Thriller, but got into Firght Fest/Horrorctober this year and startet with Bermuda from Thomas Finn. Really like it so far. An generarlly speaking: Keep up the great work!
Thanks for the support, I've been working hard trying to get these 31 videos right lol I need to check that book out, haven't read it yet!
Totally agree with you regarding Christine! It is a fantastic book, and does not get enough hype! I am working my way through all of Stephen King’s books, with Talisman as my next one. Hoping that is great as well!
Wish you released this vid 2 days ago, because I was confused about where to start and I finally started with The Shining, I am a very slow reader and it'll probably take me more than a month to read The Shining which I have bought finally. I am 30 pages down and it looks fine to me right now.
Hopefully you can finish it because it's such a good one!
Great video and book recommendations!!
I think Carrie is an awesome horror book for beginners, especially girls. It was the first Stephen King I read and I have been a Constant Reader ever since
Really nice recommendation, I’ll start them one by one thanks
Awesome, hope you like them!
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