Izmaglica

Izmaglica

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1993 · Serbian · Paperback · 62 editions
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On an ordinary, sweltering day, the promise of a delightful cookout turns into a foreboding scene when an ominous dark cloud appears on the horizon. The atmosphere shifts as the sun's warmth is eclipsed, casting an eerie pall over the neighborhood. As the skies open up, an unsettling, violet-hued rain begins to fall, rendering the familiar landscape into something profoundly disquieting.

In the aftermath of the storm, the community is forced to confront unexplainable phenomena and harrowing changes that threaten their very existence. Relationships strained and fears magnified, the characters must navigate this surreal reality, where normalcy has slipped away and the line between the known and the unfathomable blurs. With tension mounting and the stakes rising, they uncover secrets that could either save them or lead to their ultimate demise.

Book Details

Format Paperback
Pages 141 pages
Language Serbian
Published Jan 1, 1993
Publisher Mr Jovo Radoš, Dnevnik Novi Sad
Editions 62 editions

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Mi primer libro de Stephen King, me gustó, es bueno y uno de mis favoritos, aunque tiene obras muchísimo mejores.

July 26th 2026
Mood: atmospheric

I highly recommend the audiobook 馃帶Apparently, I saw the movie a long time ago and had no idea it was a Stephen King story! What really stuck with me from the movie was that ending, but I honestly like the book鈥檚 ending so much better. There is actually some hope in the book, unlike the movie!There are also so many details that are better in the book. The monsters for example I don鈥檛 even remember seeing them in the movie, all I remembered was the mist! 馃槀

July 13th 2026

The only thing good and positive I can really say about the book is that I loved how it ended. Other than that, the style of writing that Stephen King does. It's just not my route. So I think novellas by him or just not my style.

July 13th 2025
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