Download Carrie PDF by Stephen King. The books tell the story of a misunderstood girl named Carrie White her extraordinary telekinetic powers were shocking.
About Stephen King
Stephen King is an American horror fiction author and many which are adapted in movies and television series. More than 350 million copies are sold by his books. He has written more then 200 stories. Lastly, Stephen king is known as the “King of Horror”.
Reviews
1. Rating 4/5
Carrie is Stephen King’s introduction novel and you can tell. That is not “conceal” in light of the fact that Carrie is as yet screwing incredible however as a “Consistent Reader” I could perceive how his composing has improved throughout the years. I originally read Carrie when I was 13 or 14 years of age and it was my first King book. In those days I would’ve given it 10 Stars since I completely cherished it. I viewed the film (the first) and I attacked my sister’s (she’s a colossal King fan) King gathering and keeping in mind that every other person my age was perusing Harry Potter I was perusing The Shining and The Stand.
Carrie is about a strange high school young lady mother’s identity’s clearly seriously rationally sick and who at school is always tormented. Does Carrie have an exceptional “blessing”? She has telekinetic powers. Carrie is a loathsomeness novel with Sci Fi blended in however I consider this one of Uncle Stevie’s progressively reasonable books. Substitute supernatural power for a weapon and Carrie is similarly as frightening if not more on the grounds that consistently a child takes a firearm to class and viciousness pursues. Carrie has a ghastly family life and she’s tormented relentlessly at school, Carrie is a ticking time bomb. Carrie isn’t as I would like to think Stephen King’s best novel yet I think its a decent passage novel to kick you off on your King habit.
2. Rating 5/5
I consider part makes this book so stunning that despite the fact that it is a frightfulness book – it originates from something essential and genuine to such a large number of individuals. They should be cherished. The requirement for acknowledgment. They should be supported by a parent. Tragically – as is so regularly the case, all things considered, also – these things are held distant for Carrie. Her mom is insane. The children at school are HORRIBLE. She has no companions – no life. She is separated and hopeless.
So extremely the cruelest thing you could do is to offer her a shot at this world and afterward grab it away from her. Offer her expectation and after that toss it on the stones. Simply the idea itself is squashing – the completion of it for Carrie was horrendous. And even more so in light of the fact that we KNOW how pitiless children in school are. We realize they could emit into a theme of Kill the Pig! Slam him in at any minute. (Was this book a retelling of Lord of the Flies as it were? gee. Something to contemplate.) So like any astonishingly recounted to open-air fire story – this book is so startling in light of the fact that it is such a little degree off of what is a reality and has a dash of heavenly. It’s truly virtuoso when you consider it.