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Title	:	Under the Dome
Author	:	Stephen King
Book Format	:	Hardcover
Book Edition	:	First Scribner hardcover edition
Pages	:	Pages: 1074 pages
Published	:	November 10th 2009 by Scribner
Categories	:	Horror. Fiction. Science Fiction. Thriller. Fantasy. Mystery. Suspense

Under the Dome

Stephen King

Hardcover | Pages: 1074 pages

Rating: 3.9 | 246178 Users | 14412 Reviews

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On an entirely normal, beautiful fall day in Chester’s Mill, Maine, the town is inexplicably and suddenly sealed off from the rest of the world by an invisible force field. Planes crash into it and fall from the sky in flaming wreckage, a gardener’s hand is severed as “the dome” comes down on it, people running errands in the neighboring town are divided from their families, and cars explode on impact. No one can fathom what this barrier is, where it came from, and when—or if—it will go away. Dale Barbara, Iraq vet and now a short-order cook, finds himself teamed with a few intrepid citizens—town newspaper owner Julia Shumway, a physician’s assistant at the hospital, a selectwoman, and three brave kids. Against them stands Big Jim Rennie, a politician who will stop at nothing—even murder—to hold the reins of power, and his son, who is keeping a horrible secret in a dark pantry. But their main adversary is the Dome itself. Because time isn’t just short. It’s running out. source: stephenking.com

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Original Title:	Under the Dome
ISBN:	1439148503 (ISBN13: 9781439148501)
Edition Language:	English
Characters:	Dale Barbara, Julia Shumway, James Rennie, Junior Rennie, Eric "Rusty" Everett, Joseph "Scarecrow Joe" McClatchey, Brenda Perkins, Frank DeLesseps, Carter Thibodeau, Melvin Searles, Georgia Roux, Andy Sanders, Phil "The Chef" Bushey, Peter Randolph, United States Military, American Law Enforcement, Dale "Barbie" Barbara, James "Big Jim" Rennie, Bill Allnut, Sarah Allnut, Mabel Alston, Private Clint Ames, Tommy Anderson, Willow Anderson, Elsa Andrews, Aidan Patrick Appleton, Alice Rachel Appleton, Marty Arsenault, Donnie Baribeau, Chaz Bender, Kayla Bevins, Harriet Bigelow, Fernald "Fern" Bowie, Stewart Bowie, Joe Boxer, Clayton Brassey, Freeman Brown, Gina Buffalino, Michela Burpee, Romeo "Rommie" Burpee, Little Walter Bushey, Phil Bushey, Sammy Bushey, Billy Cale, Jack Cale, Ernie Calvert, Joanie Calvert, Lucien Calvert, Norrie Calvert, Ed Carty, Carrie Carver, Deanna Carver, Johnny Carver, Eddie Chalmers, Pamela Chen, Henrietta Clavard, John Clavard, Reverend Lester Coggins, Cindy Collins, Hanna Compton, Mrs. Connaught, Lauren Conree, Rance Conroy, Arletta Coombs, Anderson Cooper, Mary Lou Costas, Colonel James O. Cox, Wanda Crumley, Wendell Crumley, Wanda Debec, Frederick "Fred" Howard Denton, Alden Dinsmore, Oliver "Ollie" Dinsmore, Rory Dinsmore, Shelley Dinsmore, Russ Dorr, Alva Drake, Benny Drake, Norman Drake, Coralee Dumagen, Marta Edmunds, Brendan Ellerbee, Myra Evans, Erik "Rusty" Everett, Janelle Everett, Judy Everett, Linda Everett, Rusty Evers, George Frederick, Lois Freeman, Will Freeman, Jack Evans, Randall Killian, Ricky Killian, Roger Killian, Leo Lamoine, George Lathrop, Reverend Piper Libby, Rupert "Rupe" Libby, Corrie Macintosh, Suzanne Malveaux, Toby Manning, Thurston Marshall, Angie McCain, LaDonna McCain, Mr. McCain, Claire McClatchey, Joe McClatchey, Sam McClatchey, James McMurtry, Lennie Meechum, Stacey Moggin, Tabby Morrell, Frieda Morrison, Henry Morrison, Charles "Stubby" Norman, Howard "Duke" Perkins, Major Gene Ray, Doc Rayburn, Nora Robichaud, Bob Roux, Helen Roux, Andrew "Andy" DeLois Sanders, Claudette Sanders, Dorothy "Dodee" Sanders, Sea Dogs, Melvin "Mel" Searles, Petra Searles, Jimmy Sirois, Carolyn Sturges, Chuck Thompson, Al Timmons, Ginny Tomlinson, Nell Toomey, Aubrey Towle, Johnny Trent, Douglas Twitchell, Miz Rose Twitchell, Jessie Vachon, Ellen Vanedestine
Setting:	Chester's Mill, Maine(United States) Maine(United States)
Literary Awards:	Locus Award Nominee for Best Science Fiction Novel (2010), British Fantasy Award Nominee for Best Novel (2010), Goodreads Choice Award Nominee for Mystery/Thriller (2009)

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Wow. In the author's note at the end of this book, King wrote "I tried to write a book that would keep the pedal consistently to the metal." I think he succeeded. If there is one thing that this book is not, it's a leisurely walk through the park. And this is what makes King my favorite author (well, the main thing, anyway), when he writes a fast-paced novel, I don't dare look away. Not only is it fast-paced, but King brings the characters and their community to life so convincingly that I'm

Man, I really hope no one ever tries to make me choose my favorite King-book, because I would never be able to make a decision. Every time I read one of his books, I'm absolutely blown away by the amazing writing style and by how fast the (sometimes massive amount of) pages fly by. Even though this story was (once again) told in great detail, I never felt like scenes were unnecessarily drawn out. I thought the plot progressed at an appropriate speed with a fitting development. I would say that

Ever wonder what it'd be like to turn your small town into a snowglobe?I saw this Superman cartoon where Braniac turned Metropolis into a miniature, too, but this book ain't that. :) Indeed, the SF elements are strong in Under the Dome, but they don't mean much to the basic story other than the setup. It wasn't a Tommyknockers thing, either, although I was very curious to see if SK would go there. Indeed, what we've got here is a bit of a Slaughterhouse Five thing. Insects in a dome, but

The only thing more preposterous than the premise of this book is how the characters responded to it. What a bunch of pathetic caricatures! A dome mysteriously descends upon a small town in Maine and within hours the sociopath selectman and his amazingly evil son begin wreaking havoc to be joined later by other weak-minded psychos and an army of idiot under-aged thugs who are picked to be interim policemen during the crisis. The other townies seem to see nothing wrong with this and start wearing

Finished after almost a week of reading. I liked this for the most part, but by about the 85% mark, I was screaming STFU Mr. King! in my head. Watch an inside look at the upcoming t.v. show here.Great storytelling and characterization is present, and it gives enough weight to cancel out some of the over-excessive descriptions and random add-ins. But only to a certain extent. Obviously, my opinion matters little, since Stephen King is popular enough that he can write everything as long-winded as

in brief, because i am nearly starting my first day of readers advisory class (yay!) and i have to prepare mentally for the schoolplace after the long break, plus i'm not really in the mood to write this review what with salinger and all casting a pall over my day, but book report compulsion gets the best of me, so. this book ... whole lotta length, not much depth. and as any lady will tell you...etc etc... i don't have a problem with stephen king. i stopped reading him when i was a teenager not

Trigger warning for Rape, Abuse, Violence and Pure Gore MULTIPLE PERSPECTIVES - Check Original Scary Concept - Check F#$% Psychos - Check Stephen Kings writing - Check If you can't laugh when things go bad--laugh and put on a little carnival--then you're either dead or wishing you were. I DID IT!!! I FREAKING READ THE MOST INTIMIDATING BOOK ON MY TBR!!! And boy did it take a lot of effort *mentally and physically* to pick up this book from my shelf and start it, being a HUGE *pun