this book is huge; i'd rather have the e-version.

I've been reading King since the early '80s -- read his first 8 or 10 books, then got tired of him, but from time to time I've picked up a novel or collection of stories. I think this is one of his stronger books. It's got a lot of familiar elements -- vivid, earthy depiction of ordinary American life, '60s nostalgia, moments of shocking violence presented with tremendous gusto, suggestions of supernatural menace -- within the framework of a well thought out time travel story.

recommended by Dr. Marks

Just finished reading it, and I have got to say that this is one of my favourite books by Mr. King. While reading through it a was soo interested and curious on how the book will end, since there was soo many possibilities! I had to say that the ending was a bit disappointing, but it still ended off just right. I would recommend this book to anyone who loves a good Stephen King, or who loves a good read!

I hadn't read a Stephen King book in a long time. For me his stories are either hit or miss. This was definately a hit. My knock against it was that the middle of the story meandered a little too long but overall it was a great read.

Looking forward to reading it!

This is really good Stephen King. I was a huge reader when I was younger and I'm having a bit of a King revival with this book and more recently 'Under the Dome'. These two are the best of his books that I've read since 'The Stand', and there are many.

Pretty long but a good, fun read. More about the main character getting to 11/22/63 than the actual day.

One of my favourite King books to date. You're in for a real treat with this one. As another poster wrote, you don't even have to care about the whole Kennedy assassination plot to enjoy the book. It's a wonderfully told tale and will keep you engrossed throughout. One of those books that makes you feel sad when you reach the end because it's such a good read.

Don't worry if you're not particularly interested in the JFK story - that's just on the sidelines of this story. A real page turner - a delicious read that will have you shunning your social life and minor obligations and reading long after lights-out time. So entertaining. SK is brilliant storyteller & just keeps getting better.