Carrie
Authors:
Stephen King
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ISBN: 1984898108, 978-1984898104
Book publisher: Anchor
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Book Price $0 : Stephen King's 'Carrie' is a seminal horror novel that explores themes of adolescence, bullying, supernatural powers, and revenge. The story centers around Carrie White, a socially ostracized high school girl with telekinetic abilities that manifest as she endures relentless torment from her peers and an oppressive, religiously fanatic mother. The novel’s narrative structure includes a mix of epistolary excerpts, police reports, and flashbacks, providing a multi-faceted view of the events leading up to the infamous prom night massacre. Kingdom cleverly integrates psychological horror with supernatural elements, making 'Carrie' a groundbreaking work within the horror genre. Key characters include Carrie White, her abusive mother Margaret, and her tormentors like Chris Hargensen. The plot crescendos in a catastrophic prom disaster triggered by Carrie’s telekinesis, which serves as both an act of vengeance and a manifestation of suppressed trauma. When searching for study aids such as a solution manual or an Answer Key, readers will find valuable resources that dissect the book’s table of content and help unpack its intricate themes and character dynamics. 'Carrie' has received critical acclaim for its innovative storytelling and vivid characterization, influencing numerous adaptations in film and theater. It highlights social alienation and the consequences of cruelty, making it a significant text for horror literature enthusiasts and scholars. The book’s use of telekinesis as a metaphor for empowerment and rage offers a rich field for analysis in literary and psychological studies, ensuring its continued relevance in both popular culture and academic discourse. This publication offers cheap yet thorough coverage of essential topics suitable for learners.
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Stephen King's 'Carrie,' particularly in its 1st edition, is a haunting, deeply moving novel that explores the terrifying potency of latent power and societal fears. I was glued to the pages, captivated by Carrie's plight and the narrative's seamless flow. The way King delves into the human psyche, especially in those climactic scenes, is simply masterful. Adding the unexpected benefit of an early delivery, which was a pleasant surprise, my reading experience was uninterrupted and even more enjoyable. Highly recommend it to anyone interested in a brilliantly woven story with dark, psychological undertones. Plus, I used my store membership and got a nice discount! Win-win!





































