IT
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REVIEW
IT is a
1986 horror novel by American author Stephen King. It was his 22nd book and 18th novel
written under his own name. The story follows the experiences of seven children
as they are terrorized by an Entity that exploits the fears and phobias of its victims to
disguise itself while hunting its prey. "It" primarily appears in the
form of a clown to attract its preferred prey of young children. This book is
really good and I mean really good. You should try reading it yourself. When i
first read the book i wasn’t expecting anything interesting, I just thought
that it would be the same as the other books i read. Boring and not
interesting. Yes, some of you might think ‘‘How could you find books boring!
They’re are so interesting.‘‘ But believe me, I’m the kind of person who sits
home and plays videogames with his brother and doesn’t care about anything else.
But when i read the book something changed. IT was the only book i found joy
in. Lots of times I felt either sadness or happiness or sometimes even fear. I
really like this book and you should read it aswell.
Character
I’m going to talk about Richie Tozier, because he’s the
funniest in the group. He wore thick black glasses and had huge front buck teeth
which earned him the name "Bucky Beaver" by others in his school,
though he was later dubbed "Trashmouth" by the Losers due to his foul
language and loud mouth that often got him into trouble. The other Losers often
used the phrase "Beep beep, Richie" whenever they needed to silence
him. Although Richie misbehaved a lot in school, he received straight high
marks in school besides his grades in behavior. Before Richie joined the
Losers' Club, Bill noted seeing him insulting Henry Bowers and his gang,
resulting in him getting chased and beaten until he cried.
Richie is
known for his hobby of doing Voices and impersonations, although when he is
younger most of them were awful and sounded much like himself.
Vocabulary
Carnivorous - relating to
flesh-eating animals
Deteriorate - become worse or disintegrate
Malevolence - wishing evil to others
Paradox - a statement that contradicts itself
Activist - a militant reformer
Ego - an inflated feeling of pride in your superiority to
others
Sinister - wicked, evil, or dishonorable
Tutor - a person who gives private instruction
Quest - the act of searching for something
Pursue - follow in an effort to capture
Alter - cause to change; make different
Mere - being nothing more than specified
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