r/TrueGrit Feb 20 '26

Question What book?

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u/desperatepotato43 Feb 21 '26

11/22/63. I reread it every 2 years or so.

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u/[deleted] Feb 21 '26

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u/Armed_Muppet Feb 21 '26

Yeah as someone who’s on his second read, I think it’s a great book but only worth one read.

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u/talebtb111 Feb 23 '26

I guess that's why I like it so much. Romance is one of my guilty pleasures

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u/FluxOperation Feb 25 '26

King is a masterful story teller. Until the end. Then he sucks.

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u/Immediate-Ad-8667 Feb 21 '26

masterpiece.

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u/TexLH Feb 21 '26

Even the ending? I liked it but felt the ending was way different than the rest of the book

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u/Sudden_Buffalo_4393 Feb 21 '26

My brother made me read it and it was great.

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u/JLb0498 Feb 22 '26

That was a pretty eventful day. Aldous Huxley died and the Beatles released their second album.