Unlock the Mystery of Carrie: Book Review & More
This book is not well known.
But it is undoubtedly the best work.
There are no clear value judgments in this book. Stephen King understands very well that the immaturity, cruelty, and selfishness of youth are just a closed microcosm of adulthood. Personality and rebellion are just the other side of being closed.
Exploring self-contradiction. While everyone is devoted to describing the pain of youth, the grace of love and other contrived themes, Stephen Golden Spear uses his keenness and decisiveness to smell the true flavor of youth, which is the inevitability of fear and the powerlessness of resistance.
Stephen King has demonstrated his unsurpassed narrative skills in this book. The same theme may have become boring in the hands of others, but he did it well. Rather than saying that he has a clever brushwork, it is better to say that his perception is extremely sharp. He can gain insight into every step of the development of things and everyone’s heart. He uses his perception to decide when to be lyrical and when to narrate.
Many people ignore this book, probably because the publisher did not strongly recommend and distribute it. Stephen King’s personal charm is revealed from this book. The contemporary literary world’s attitude toward young girls is, without exception, praising them. In their descriptions, girls have become synonymous with thirst for knowledge, perseverance to fight fate, kindness, and bravery. Occasionally, there will be girls who are coy, like to show off, win the favor of others, or are vicious in their hearts, but these are all blunt, skillful and deliberate settings in order to make up for bigger flaws. Apparently at this point, Stephen King sheds his cloak of hypocrisy and sinks to the bottom like a diver. It is viciousness, hypocrisy, and weakness. This is the flaw of human nature. No matter who it is, whether it is male or female, it is something engraved in the bone marrow. No one can use literary means to cover it up. Exposed, this is the feeling that Stephen King conveys in this book.
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