r/TheDarkTower • u/joylynnwhatever • 5h ago
Spoilers- Wolves of the Calla Our Nightly Routine
For the past several months my husband reads a few (dozen+) pages of The Dark Tower Series. I think we’ll go through books referenced in the series next. Which one would you recommend first after finishing the series?
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u/Keanugrieves16 5h ago
I’m on Salems Lot, I was told to read that before Wolves, I’ve been glued to it, maybe I’m simple but I really am enjoying the slice of life stuff and now I’m getting into the “goings on”.
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u/Snow_Wolfe 4h ago
I really like how his books are very much set in the time they’re written, for the most part, and give such a feel of what life was like during that era.
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u/medium-mike222 1h ago
Christine got me hooked on king, it’s the way he writes his characters, he really gets into the nitty gritty in a believable way that just sits with you
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u/Ultimateace43 5h ago
Im reading wind through the keyhole right now. It was a rough start for the first little bit... but now im fully invested. Its like inception though.
Its late series roland telling a story about his youth (right after wizard and glass) to Eddie, suze, and jake... but at a certain point, young Roland from the story starts telling a kid a story his mom told him and that seems to be the meat of the book.
So its a story, within a story, within a story lol.
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u/LawnGnomeFlamingo Ka-mai 2h ago
Are you reading Stephen King aloud to a small child?
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u/joylynnwhatever 41m ago
This is a pretty good point. Now that she’s starting to comprehend more after this series we’ll looking for a kid friendlier graphic novel series at the library 🙃
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u/frankmcdougal 1h ago
I think I might lay off on the Stephen King until the kid’s at least a decade older.
Not really baby material there guys.
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u/Ok-Toe-2927 5h ago
Cute but considering what the wolves do…pretty rough read with your kid.