1. What I noticed about the characters in my book, is that after they have grown up…They are less emotional unless pressured. For example, When the group of them were kids, they would cry and whine over the dumbest things. Now, The only way that they cried was when the cops lectured them about why they killed there friend.
2. What I had found interesting in “IT”, was when the little boy named George had been running around in the rain with his small paper boat that he and his brother, Billy, who had the flu, waterproofed the newspaper boat. Georgie’s boat fell into a storm drain, as he reached for his boat, a clown had appeared out of nowhere and offered the boat in one hand, and had a bunch of balloons in the other. As George reached for the boat in the nameless clown’s hand, the clown lunged, grabbed, and ripped off the poor boys arms. Forty-five seconds after George’s tragedy, he was pronounced dead by a friendly neighbor.
3. What I like about my book is how descriptive Stephen King is in his books because he makes you want to visualize what is happening. What I dislike about the book is how it jumps from one topic to another.
Comments
8 responses to “Stephen King’s IT”
awewsome job tracey good 2nd question also it would be nice if you wrote a little more for number 3rd
Thanks Zoe, I kinda think the same thing for number 3
Your book sounds good! And i agree with your number three, he does discribe good but he does change randomly 😛
Sounds amazing, but you wouldn’t want to watch the movie, its very scarrrrrry. I know 🙂
aha Kody I’ve already seen the movie…It’s awesome!! 😛
Well it is good, I have to admit 😛
Really good book, but it took me a while to get into it – once I was there I couldn’t put it down.
Yea its a really great book!