Stephen King 11/22/63 JFK Slain In Dal Paperback Book B1-057-image
Stephen King 11/22/63 JFK Slain In Dal Paperback Book B1-057-image
Stephen King 11/22/63 JFK Slain In Dal Paperback Book B1-057-image
Stephen King 11/22/63 JFK Slain In Dal Paperback Book B1-057-image
Stephen King 11/22/63 JFK Slain In Dal Paperback Book B1-057-image
Stephen King 11/22/63 JFK Slain In Dal Paperback Book B1-057-image
Stephen King 11/22/63 JFK Slain In Dal Paperback Book B1-057-image

Stephen King 11/22/63 JFK Slain In Dal Paperback Book B1-057

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Signed: No width: 4.1 in Dewey Decimal: 813/.54 height: 1.8 in Release Year: 2016 Language: English Item Length: 7.5 in Author: Stephen King Book Title: 11/22/63 ISBN-13: 9781501120602 Item Width: 4.1 in ISBN-10: 1501120603 Country of Origin: United States Dewey Edition: 23 Intended Audience: Trade Genre: Fiction Topic: Thrillers / Suspense, Literary, Thrillers / Historical, Alternative History Publisher: Pocket Books Number of Pages: 1120 Pages Publication Year: 2016 Item Height: 1.8 in Format: Us-Tall Rack Paperback Type: Novel ISBN: 9781501120602 Item Weight: 20.7 Oz

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Stephen King 11/22/63 JFK Slain In Dal Paperback Book B1-057. The product is a paperback book titled "11/22/63" by Stephen King. Published by Pocket Books in 2016, this time-travel thriller novel follows the story of Jake Epping, a high school English teacher in Maine who becomes embroiled in preventing the Kennedy assassination. The novel, described as "most ambitious and accomplished" by NPR and "extraordinary" by USA TODAY, explores themes of historical fiction, suspense, and alternative history. With 1120 pages, this captivating novel offers readers a gripping and suspenseful storyline set in the 1960s. The product is a paperback book titled "11/22/63" by Stephen King. Published by Pocket Books in 2016, this time-travel thriller novel follows the story of Jake Epping, a high school English teacher in Maine who becomes embroiled in preventing the Kennedy assassination. The novel, described as "most ambitious and accomplished" by NPR and "extraordinary" by USA TODAY, explores themes of historical fiction, suspense, and alternative history. With 1120 pages, this captivating novel offers readers a gripping and suspenseful storyline set in the 1960s.

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