Pet Sematary. Stephen King. ISBN:9781444708134

"Sometimes...it's better to die." The new house seemed ideal for the family of Dr. Louis Creed. In need of renovation, old, awkward, but so cozy. It's nice to settle down and settle down here. Children will grow up here and explore the world. And as if the rolling hills and meadows of the Maine countryside could carry them away from the dangers of industrial Chicago. The only threat appears to be a truck blowing up its engine, driving onto a two-lane highway and not slowing down when turning. But it's safe far from the road behind the house. From there, a paved path leads into the forest, along which entire generations of children walk innocently to bury their deceased beloved pets. A sad place, but a safe one. Without any doubts. Safe. Not the kind that seeps into your subconscious during sleep and makes you jump up in a cold sweat with fear and foreboding. “King has no trouble shaking at least half the people on the planet with horror,” The Times. “The pace of the story is so compelling that you have no choice but to give in,” Guardian. "The Scariest Novel Stephen King Ever Wrote," Publisher's Weekly. "Cunning, Powerful, Exciting," Washington Post Book Review.