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Originally Posted by D.

I'm currently reading IT by Stephen King. On track to finish it on Halloween because I spaced out the page count so I don't burn myself out.

I only started reading SK in 2010, which is kinda nice that I don't have any misplaced nostalgia wrt his writing. But it also means none of the books really scare me.
I started with Under the Dome, then went back to the beginning and read chronologically. When a new book would be released, I'd read that, then go back to the timeline.
So, so far, I've read Carrie through IT (except the Dark Tower books because I'm saving those to read straight through) and Under the Dome through Outsider.

I haven't read any SK except for the first book in the Dark Tower Series.. It was good.

I just finished The Girl on the Train and I didn't watch the movie until afterwards. I'm listening to Into the Water by the same author while I'm in the car (after dropping off the kiddos - I'm in my last class, I'm really strapped for time... in fact, I'm procrastinating now ugh) I'm only a couple of chapters into it, but so far so good.

Nat and I are reading A Wrinkle in Time every night, because she loved the movie. I remember it being one of my favorite books in the 3rd or 4th grade. I'm so excited she's enjoying it, but it's really a little over her head. Plan to finish it and reread it with her again after she's a little older.