id pick misery or salems lot after that

The Stand, no hesitation for me. Some of the others (e.g. 'It', 'Misery') are really good, and I also adore some not on this list (such as 'The Dead Zone', 'Needful Things' and 'Desperation'), but 'The Stand' is not just my favourite King book, but one of my favourite novels full stop.

Omg, I will forever love that movie! :D

i seen most of the movies made from his books. but i haven't read many of the books. i'm almost done with carrie, after i'm done with that i'm gonna read the green mile. and i think i'm gonna move on to either misery, it, or cujo, i loved all those movies now i'm reading the books

and Misery, The Shining, It.

one of the best books ive ever read. truly amazing.

so amazingly written and imagined

I'm conflicted between "The Stand" and "Salem's Lot"!But I'll go with the latter because it was one of the first SK books I ever read.

"It" has such lovable and memorable characters, a fascinating villain, a thoroughly thought out town history, and all of it ties together nicely with perfect writing.

OMG...I could not put that book down!!!!! Christine is one of the best movies. (woah, i chose everything at the bottom of the list):D

I enjoy this book very much. It captures the suffering and frustration that a great many of us endure during adolescence. I'm able to find empathy in Carrie that i am more often than not unable to find in most others.

I loved this book it was soooooo good!

The Stand well always have a special place in my life for me so naturally I picked it as my #1. But, now that I think about it a really enjoyed 'Salem's Lot that and the Stand were some of the top bookd he wrote.

it was so creepy i loved it

It was really hard to pick this or The Shining, but I found Pet Sematary scarier. I did fall in love with Jack though <3
Misery is the next, mostly because Annie was such a great character! She was such a psycho!!
The next would be Carrie!

and salem's lot too

Salem's lot is really good, and even the movie is fantastci as well.

1922

Other than the Green Mile, this is my favorite book.

it