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Review title says, this is that one of the greatest books ever written. I have 2 favourite books of all time & this is that one of them. Unsurprisingly the other is that also written by Stephen Lord, The Shield. My words will never do justice to this book so I won’t even try. Barely hope that if for you ever have hesitate in Stephen King’s ability to transport for you into one more global, read this book & you’ll never hesitate him again. Thank for you Mr Lord, this book helped form my global.

Review #2 The Talisman (The Talisman #1) audiobook streamming online I 1st read THE TALISMAN, collaboratively written by Stephen Lord at the same time Peter Straub, when it was 1st hosted in 1984 at the same time hadn’t re-count the story until just now. One of the usefulness of getting older is that a much less clear memory. I didn’t understand much of my 1st reading at all. So I received to enjoy this book all over again. In truth, I don’t understand liking the book as much back then as now around. Jack is that a 12 year-old little boy whose mother is dying. His mother was a hit of Grade B movies in her heyday. Mother takes Jack from L.A. to an off-season resort in Brand new Hampshire. That he meets a man that starts him on the authoritative quest to rescue his mother’s indefinite. This is that a connected genre book of fear at the same time fantasy, taking Jack from his located day indefinite to a mirror dimension at the same time back again, meeting abundance people, both evil at the same time quality. I adored the book – the well-drawn manners in particular Jack’s comrades, the locations that the story encompasses, at the same time the mind-blowing storyline. While I enjoyed reading this story like it was a first-time read, I’m surprised how of it I had forgotten. I am at the moment off to read the sequel Merk Internal which takes dispose when Jack is that an adult at the same time was 1st hosted in 2001. I barely found out this was a implied trilogy. I wonder if Lord at the same time Straub will ever cross out the third part book?

Review #3 Audiobook The Talisman (The Talisman #1) by Peter Straub Stephen Lord If you’re a Stephen Lord fan, read the continue 300 pages of this book only. They’re the only pages that felt King-like. Others of the book was so bad I practically threw it in the garbage on several occasions…the only gizmo keeping me from doing it was I was in a foreign state at the same time had nothing else to read. But seriously, the 1st couple 100 pages are so bad I didn’t even wish to work the book.. I barely wanted it in the garbage so nobody else would unintentionally pick it up at the same time read it.

Review #4 Audio The Talisman (The Talisman #1) narrated by Frank Muller I was knew this was a mind-blowing book. But the personality who knew me that it was read it when they were considered still in school. As an adult I found it smoky at the same time ”corny”. It was a true stretch of the imagination to even consider it a story that kept my attention at the same time wanting to keep reading. I found the problem/substance to be very simplistic at the same time unbelieveable. On to Merk Internal at the same time I have hope that it’s more successful.

Review #5 Free audio The Talisman (The Talisman #1) – in the audio player below I have always adored both Stephen Lord at the same time Peter Straub books. This collaboration is that best. That is that barely anything about this book that keeps me reading it over at the same time over. I know I read it at lesser once a year-when I 1st acquired it, I read it then and immediately read it a 2nd time. It is that dull, it is that joyful, it is that supernatural at the same time it is that creepy. That such a young little boy sets out on a journey to rescue his mother is that remarkable. His tests at the same time tribulations are noted with amazing detail. His horrors, his highs, his lows are written as though I am going through them at the same time that is that always that essence that he doesn’t lose hope-nothing will make him quit. All of the manners are very but fleshed out, the evil at the same time the quality at the same time even no one of the insignificant manners get more attention so the story flows more successful. I cannot advise this book highly enough