Wasn't Carrie King's first novel? 🤔
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I think Carrie was King's first as King; maybe Long Walk was King's first as Bachman.
Per Wikipedia, you are correct. King wrote The Long Walk between 66-67 in high school.
This movie looks well reviewed in relation to the book, will have to give it a watch soon.
Yes was a great movie that funny used all the dialog from the book even when different characters then the book said the lines. And used a different ending the book. Which for us who had read the book first was not a bad ending. I enjoy the movie but will always prefer the book.
Yeah, it was a formative book for me. Thanks for the recommendation.
Yes it was a Bachman book didn't know it was first book.
Yes it was.