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Post by osnafrank on Aug 22, 2019 17:15:45 GMT
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Post by morgan on Aug 23, 2019 2:08:02 GMT
This is one of my least favorite King books. But, if SK and osnafrank are happy, I'm happy! 
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Post by thekidd12 on Aug 23, 2019 3:09:04 GMT
Frank I read it because, well, Mr King wrote it...
And the baseball connection helped too...
Not in my top ten but a good read though...
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Post by thekidd12 on Aug 23, 2019 3:11:02 GMT
This is one of my least favorite King books. But, if SK and osnafrank are happy, I'm happy!  
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Post by osnafrank on Aug 23, 2019 19:44:01 GMT
This is one of my least favorite King books. But, if SK and osnafrank are happy, I'm happy!
 I liked this Baseball moments, when she turned on her radio, listening to Fenway Park.
It isn`t one of SK`s most brilliant books but a damn very nice read (just my 2 cents).
And i`m not sure about the ending (Was it really just a Bear ? )
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Post by Ebdim9th on Oct 13, 2019 13:37:48 GMT
I think, like with Gerald's Game, that Stephen suggests that sometimes the things we hallucinate in extreme circumstances actually give us a Fringe-like view window into the spiritual/alternate worlds.....
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Post by Wicked Esther on Jun 17, 2020 23:36:57 GMT
This is one of my least favorite King books. But, if SK and osnafrank are happy, I'm happy! You know, right after I read it, I felt mildly disappointed.....in fact, disappointed enough to give the book away. I recently picked up another copy and skimmed it and found a lot of appreciation for it. The first time I read it, I think I let the baseball details get in the way of the story. The second time around,I was able to look past those and focus on Trisha’s (mis)adventure. I definitely want to see the movie. |
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Post by morgan on Jun 18, 2020 3:50:06 GMT
This is one of my least favorite King books. But, if SK and osnafrank are happy, I'm happy! You know, right after I read it, I felt mildly disappointed.....in fact, disappointed enough to give the book away. I recently picked up another copy and skimmed it and found a lot of appreciation for it. The first time I read it, I think I let the baseball details get in the way of the story. The second time around,I was able to look past those and focus on Trisha’s (mis)adventure. I definitely want to see the movie. |
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Post by His Majesty on Jun 18, 2020 14:17:02 GMT
Sales of Gordon's baseball jersey will surely increase.
Just sayin'.
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Post by neesy on Jul 12, 2020 19:03:37 GMT
This is one of my least favorite King books. But, if SK and osnafrank are happy, I'm happy! Frank I read it because, well, Mr King wrote it...
And the baseball connection helped too...
Not in my top ten but a good read though...
I think, like with Gerald's Game, that Stephen suggests that sometimes the things we hallucinate in extreme circumstances actually give us a Fringe-like view window into the spiritual/alternate worlds..... This is one of my least favorite King books. But, if SK and osnafrank are happy, I'm happy! You know, right after I read it, I felt mildly disappointed.....in fact, disappointed enough to give the book away. I recently picked up another copy and skimmed it and found a lot of appreciation for it. The first time I read it, I think I let the baseball details get in the way of the story. The second time around,I was able to look past those and focus on Trisha’s (mis)adventure. I definitely want to see the movie. Sales of Gordon's baseball jersey will surely increase.
Just sayin'.
This is a bit off topic but does anybody have the pop up book of The Girl Who Loved Tom Gordon?
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Post by morgan on Jul 13, 2020 0:35:55 GMT
I have the pop-up book neesy.
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Post by neesy on Jul 13, 2020 15:55:55 GMT
I have the pop-up book neesy .
Me too - got a copy from a good friend (KFF) - I feel like maybe phoning her but not sure if she would recognize my number so might need to leave a message
So I am wondering if this movie is now on the back burner?
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Post by drawntokatet on Jul 23, 2020 12:54:13 GMT
This is one of my least favorite King books. But, if SK and osnafrank are happy, I'm happy! Frank I read it because, well, Mr King wrote it...
And the baseball connection helped too...
Not in my top ten but a good read though...
I think, like with Gerald's Game, that Stephen suggests that sometimes the things we hallucinate in extreme circumstances actually give us a Fringe-like view window into the spiritual/alternate worlds..... You know, right after I read it, I felt mildly disappointed.....in fact, disappointed enough to give the book away. I recently picked up another copy and skimmed it and found a lot of appreciation for it. The first time I read it, I think I let the baseball details get in the way of the story. The second time around,I was able to look past those and focus on Trisha’s (mis)adventure. I definitely want to see the movie. Sales of Gordon's baseball jersey will surely increase.
Just sayin'.
This is a bit off topic but does anybody have the pop up book of The Girl Who Loved Tom Gordon?
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Post by neesy on Jul 23, 2020 17:09:07 GMT
This is a bit off topic but does anybody have the pop up book of The Girl Who Loved Tom Gordon?
Wow - you're lucky!
 - I need to start writing some letters soon to the members whose addresses I have
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- I need to start writing some letters soon to the members whose addresses I have