It
by Stephen King
5/5
Scribner 1138 pages September 15, 1986
Seven children in the town of Derry, Maine confront an unspeakable evil that takes the form of a clown called Pennywise. Twenty-seven years later, they must reunite as adults to face the terror again. Stephen King's magnum opus of childhood fear and the bonds that hold us together.
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Over a thousand pages, and every single one goes down like rich soil for a hungry worm. King somehow makes a killer clown into the most terrifying thing in literature, and the Losers' Club feels so real you'll swear you grew up with them. This bookworm's advice: read it with the lights on, and maybe skip the storm drains on your walk home. An absolute masterpiece of horror.
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