Rage was pretty good, although most people that haven't read it in the states will probably have to order it somehow because King brought it off the market, because some kid who decided to replicate the things from the book was caught with that book in his locker. Now, I know it would seem prudent to take such action, but I really can't understand why this happened, because you could say that any books about things such as the war in Iraq could be acting as accelerants just as much as King's book might have acted for that kid.
King can't be held responsible for random happenings like this, or at least he shouldn't feel the need to protect himself from them simply because one person was influenced by it. But still, great read.lol. I love it when stories are kept to a relatively short length, those ones where you know that if you decide to sit down on a summer evening at six, it'll still be bright by the time you finish it out(that's if you're as slow a reader as I am, compared to others, although I read as if words are my essence). Although saying that I don't mind the hefty books either, those 1000 page tomes. Bag of Bones was excellent, but god don't start me with The Stand. I thought the idea was great, and some sub-stories within it were great to keep track of, but seriously, am I the only person who thought Fran's only characteristic was crying? I'm not anti-crying(lol), but that was the most irritating thing ever. You'd nearly feel you needed a virtual rain coat before you started to read a scene she was in. I better stop, I'm coming across very critical, when really I love nearly everything by King I can get a hold of.
Hmm, I may have to check that one out. 'Tis shocking, a Stephen King story that I haven't read! 
