the girl who loved tom gordon
Being lost in the woods can be a frightening ordeal. The Girl Who Loved Tom Gordon by Stephen King, is a very scary and suspenseful novel. Stephen King cleverly uses analogies while describing violence to stress the details of the scene in order to fill the reader with suspense and hook the reader into reading the book. The author achieves this by throwing things at a fast pace to the reader. He also uses some clichés that he used in some of his other books to build suspense.Almost immediately Stephen King introduces the plot to the reader. This builds a strong foundation for suspen
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Approximate Word count = 395
Approximate Pages = 2 (250 words per page double spaced)
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