Honestly, Pet Sematary wasn’t as terrifying as I thought it would be. Stephen King indeed left an unsettling creepiness factor you’d feel hours after reading.
BOOK REVIEW: “Pet Sematary” by Stephen King
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Honestly, Pet Sematary wasn’t as terrifying as I thought it would be. Stephen King indeed left an unsettling creepiness factor you’d feel hours after reading.
Preacher is just as gritty, dark, funny, and crazy as the TV show. Thanks to this comic, I want to read everything author Garth Ennis has created now.
I promised myself I’d watch The Walking Dead (at least the first season) after I’ve read the comics. I’m a hardcore “Books first!” kind of girl.
Looking forward to experimenting with another plan to read even more. If you haven't viewed my 2018 resolutions, my goal is to read 333 books (including comics & e-books) by the end of the year. Here's my February 2018 book haul...
I should've paid closer attention to this quick review. Chilling Adventures of Sabrina will creep you out! The book has the 50s-60s horror movie vibes all over it.
I thought, "Hmm, this will be cool to read before I go to bed."
What the heck was I thinking?