It By Stephen King

The book was new and in perfect condition. One of my favourite books and Stephen King at his best.

Good book loved it long but worth it but quite sad

Amazing storyline with amazing characters

Classic. Hands down the best Author in the genre. Stephen King truly is King.

كتاب هدية

Super produit! De bonne qualité à un prix plus qu'abordable. Les 2 volumes réuni en un seul livre. ATTENTION cependant cette édition est en anglais, exactement se que je chercher mais après avoir vue certains commentaires de personnes qui ne lise pas le descriptif il me paraissait important de le rappeler. En bref un très bon produit!

Stephen King is not merely trying to frighten the reader. He is excavating the fragile architecture of childhood itself and asking what happens to it when time begins to erode the foundations. What makes King extraordinary here is his patience. He refuses the cheap mechanics of horror. Instead he constructs an entire emotional ecosystem where friendship, loneliness, cruelty, humor, and fear all coexist with unnerving authenticity. The terror works precisely because the human moments feel so disarmingly real. You recognize the laughter, the awkwardness, the strange intensity of childhood bonds before you ever confront the shadows that lurk behind them. King also demonstrates an almost anthropological understanding of memory. The novel treats childhood not as nostalgia but as a volatile state of perception. The world appears larger, stranger, and infinitely more mysterious through young eyes. King captures this with surgical accuracy. Streets feel endless. Summer days stretch like entire lifetimes. Small fears grow into mythic proportions. In his hands, memory becomes a landscape rather than a recollection. The true brilliance of the book lies in how effortlessly King blends the mundane with the uncanny. A quiet town, ordinary routines, and familiar places slowly begin to feel subtly off balance. Nothing is rushed. The dread accumulates gradually, like storm clouds assembling at the edge of the horizon. By the time the reader senses the scale of what King is doing, the atmosphere has already wrapped itself around the imagination. What elevates the novel beyond genre is King’s compassion for his characters. He writes them with such emotional sincerity that their struggles feel intimate rather than fictional. Their fears matter because they feel like people you could have known once, or perhaps still know somewhere in your own past. This is where King’s genius truly shows itself. He understands that the most enduring horror is never the monster itself. It is the unsettling realization that the world of childhood wonder and the world of adult reality are separated by a fragile and often painful transformation. And through that transformation, King proves something quietly remarkable. A horror novel can terrify you, move you, and leave you reflecting on the strange beauty of growing up long after the final page closes.

This was a lovely story where a lot of growth is taking place from both main characters. The book is absolutely massive (1200 pages), but its bulk is used to accomplish all its greatness.