All but "Cell" & "Lisey's Story." I'm also not a big fan of the Dark Tower.

My true favorites are The Stand and IT.

Morrigan

I havnt read many, but the ones I've like so far have been all the ones I have read. Cell, Misery, and Dreamcatcher.

Tara, thanks for reminding me.

I had read Pet Sematary when I was about 11 or so, that was pretty crazy, but Bag of Bones was by far the creepiest book Stephen King has written. Part of what makes King so good is his character development. Off the charts excellent, he just knows how to make you feel like you know the characters so well, as if you've known them your whole life. Mike Noonan is one. Just about everyone in the Stand. Well, hopefully not Flagg!

But the Dark Tower just rules all. No pun intended. The number 23? Pffft. It's ALL 19. I used to think Lord of the Rings was a great book (and still do, of course), but the Dark Tower just blows it out of the water. Substitute elves and goblins for guns (I'm not a gun nut in the slightest but there... it just fits; I could see myself living in that world) and doors between worlds + a whole lot more. Just love how so many books tie into each other. Not just Dark Tower related, the whole Castle Rock saga also. Nona, The Body, Cujo, The Dead Zone, Needful Things (another one I've got to read again soon), and a couple others that are just dancing out of my grasp right now...

I just finished Lisey's Story. I ploughed through the first part and found it dull, but on page 358 it got good! I know exactly which page it was even lol, how sad is that? I was more or less giving it up but decided to go a little further and I was glad I did, the ending is much better than the first half.

I have LIseys Story sitting on the shelf ready to read but I haven't taken it down yet.

My favourites in order (not including short story collections)
1. IT
2. Cell
3. The Green Mile
4. Carrie
5. Geralds Game

I think my favourite of all of his (and there are a few I haven't read) has to be 'From a Buick 8.'
I like the 'sci-fi-ness' of it, and the prose was just somehow "better" than a lot of his others whilst still being trademark 'King'

I never heard of "The Colorado Kid", where will I find it? Is it a King one? There are still some of his I haven't read.

My favourites are "Salem's Lot", "Pet Cemetary", and "The Girl Who Loved Tom Gordon".

I can't really get into the Dark Tower series at all.

The Dark Tower series.... Scott

I really liked "Eyes of the Dragon". I thought it was great.

I too loved "Eyes of the Dragon" and I really liked "The Shining" and "Thinner" ...I've loved pretty much everything from him I've read

the dark tower series all the way man!

"The Green Mile"

I've read all of his books (most of them more than once) but my favorites are The Stand and The Dark Tower. I love that Roland just starts all over.

I don't own all of them, haven't read all of them, but my favorites are all the Dark Tower books, The Green Mile, The Girl Who Love Tom Gordon, 'Salem's Lot, and probably The Stand.

I don't really have favourites - I love them all.

"It" ranks up there for me, as does "The Stand" (of which I have only just bought the uncut version), and I love "The Shining".

"Insomnia" made me cry - I fell in love with Ralph Roberts, and both Thad Beaumont and Norris Ridgewick are characters I enjoy. "Needful Things" I loved too, along with "The Green Mile".

I must confess to not really understanding "The Regulators", but that may have something to do with my studying for my Intensive Care exams the same week I read the book - must give it another go, I suppose.

I actually bought "The Green Mile" in installments - I'm so proud of myself for that.

I re-read my Stephen Kings over and over again. I've bought new ones when the old ones have fallen apart. I read "Cycle of the Werewolf" for the first time whilst sitting on the loo with a particularly bad bought of diarrhoea brought on by a dodgy prawn.

I must confess to having never read one of the Dark Tower series - this will change soon, though, as I am receiving them all for my birthday this year. For once, I can't wait to get older.....!

My favorite is Desperation and a close second is Rose Madder.

I am about to start reading "Hearts in Atlantis"

What is it like?

I am also going to the library tomorrow so I hope to find some of the Dark Tower series.

Without doubt it has to be the Dark Tower Series. The World the Gunslinger lives in is amazingly enchanting, especially the olden times, which seem almost medieval. The fact he managed to tie many of his other books into them is quite astounding, even bringing in other writers works (J.K Rowling's Harry Potter series for instance - He has provided blurbs for some of her books, btw)

It is a pity that the series had to end, but it was a well told one and leaves the rest of Roland's adventures up to the readers' imaginations, which, to be honest, is the best way.

I also thought The Green Mile books were brilliant, as was The Shining, still scary to this day!

Got to say that The Stand is my all time favourite. I agree with many on here that the ending let down a fantastic story, and I'd also like to add that I thought the mini series was awful in comparison (but still bought it on DVD lol). Close second is the 4 shorter stories he did for 'Different Seasons', in particular, The Body and Apt Pupil.

Favourite King books in order:

Misery
Rita Hayworth and The Shawshank Redemeption
Delores Claiborne
Christine
Cell
The Stand
IT
Different Seasons (The Body)
Cujo
Needful Things


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Agnes (JTJ)

I like the Long Walk - short story penned under Bachman. Would love to see that made into a movie - tv or bigscreen would work.

Full novel I'd go with Needful Things.