My dear readers!
Now I want to sum up my work with the book. I don't regret that I've chosen this book.The dead zone is a very good and spectacular novel. Two intertwining plot lines make you interested in the story during reading. Also author very easy and clear narrates the story and you don't have any difficulties with reading.
As for the blog, it has helped me to understand the book better. I think that writing posts is very beneficial way for other readers to understand and feel the story better, and also to choose this book for reading.
So, dear readers, I was glad to present you my book and I hope you liked it.

Best wishes,
Masha.

Hello, everyone!
Today I want to show you a letter which I've written Johnny Smith.
Dear Johnny,
I fond of your character and I want to warn you about some things which can change your life in a bad side. Returning to in the beginning of the story, I'd like to advise you to spend the night at Sarah's home. It help you to avoid a car crush where you will be suffered very much. You are very positive character and I think that you deserve a good future.
I hope you will take my advice.

Best wishes,
Masha.

Dear readers, today I want to present you my vocabulary from the book I've read.

to black out - to suddenly become unconscious; 

to smirk - to smile in an unpleasant way because something bad has happened;

to shrug - to move your shoulders up and let them drop to show that you do not know something or do not care;

to push back - to arrange a later time for something;

to embed - to fix something firmly in a surface or object;

to pummel -  to hit someone or something many times;

to whirled away - to exchange direction;

jerk - to pull something suddenly using a lot of force;

vice versa - the opposite of what has been said; 

to amplify – to explain something more thoroughly or give it more emphasis;  

to rumble on - to continue to cause trouble; 

tarpaulin - a large piece of thick plastic or other material that you put over something to protect it from rain;

to sweep away - to destroy or to completely remove something; 

to thump - to attack or punish someone by hitting them with your fist;

mute - not speaking, or not willing to speak;

thickly - with many parts or things growing close together;

reversal - a change in something; 
stitch - a short piece of thread rhat you can see on cloth when it has been swen;

cribbage - a card game in which players record the score by putting small pegs in holes in wooden board;

to swallow up - to destroy something completely, or to make it disappear;

strident - holding firm opinions or beliefs and tending to express them frequently, in a way that offends some people;

ghoul - someone who is interested in or enjoys unpleasant situations involving death or injury;

to sprawl - to sit or lie with your arms and legs stretched out in different directionsin a relaxed or careless way;

hoarsely - a state when someone who is hoarse or has a hoarse voice speaks in a low rough voice, usually because their throat is sore;

tantrum - an occasion when someone suddenly behaves in a very angry and unreasonable way, often screaming, crying, or refusing to obey someone;

ailment - an illness, usually not a serious one;

witticism - a claver and funny remark;

impeachment - to accuse a someone of a crime;

buffoon - someone who behaves in a stupid and annoying way;

to scurry - to move fast with small quick steps;

to bounce - jump up;

to totter- to stand or move in a way that is not steady;

countenance - your face, or the expression on your face;

to kneel - to put one or both knees on the ground;

to crack the whip - to try to make people work harder or faster;

to readjust - to become capable of dealing with a new situation or environment or feelling comfortable in it.
dismally - sad, unhappy;
trespasser - a person who does something that is not allowed by a moral low.

Dear readers!
Now I'd like to show you some aspects of culture reflected in the story.
It can help us understand the book better.
-People are very obsessed political life of the country. They attend every meeting with candidate, love and also worship them. As for politicians they can do everything to get power and also to kill somebody who interfere them.
-People's' appearance which is characterised culture in that time.
-Description of houses, towns.
-There are marks of cars mentioned which were in that time.

Hello,my dear readers!
I want to share with you what I like and dislike about this book.
What I liked about the story:
- the plot of this book is very exciting - in the book there are two plot lines which are intertwined throughout whole story;
- descriptions of the characters: how they look like, their action and behaviour, their feelings and emotions;
- the book consists of several parts and every of them has its own story and actions which happen there, but the chapters connected with each other;
- the book makes you interested from the first pages.
What I dislike about the story:
- plot tightened because of the political views on the world;
-in the book there is so big part is given for political actions. Sometimes it makes reading boring;
- several characters, for instance: Greg Stillson. He's really disgusting person;
- Sara's behaviour. In general she isn't bad person, but her actions are inexplicable( with Johnny).

Hello, everyone!
Today I want to tell you about filming the story.
Well, there are one film and one tv series based on this book.
I've watched the film by David Cronenberg which was filmed in 1983. Generally, the film isn't bad but I was expected more. Of course, there are many differences:
- The car crash isn't such as in the book because in the film Johnny was one in the car and he was driving not in the taxi.
-The second one is about local maniac, who was Frank Dod. At the end of his life he killed a young girl at the age of thirteen but in the film it's a young woman.
-The third one is about the boy Chuck ,for who Johnny was teaching literature. In the film Johnny predicted that Chuck could die at the ice rink but in the book he could die
in fire.
Also in the film there are nothing mentioned about ring which Sura has lost.
Despite on these differences the main idea of this novel was conveyed well and accessible.
Many of the characters look so as I've imagined.
Some of them you can see bellow:

Johnny Smith (Christopher Walken) 

Frank Dod (Nicholas Campbell) 

Sara (Brooke Adams) 

Dr. Sam Weizak (Herbert Low)

Greg Stillson (Martin Sheen) 

 Sheriff George Bannerman (Tom Skerrit)

Hello everyone!
I think I should say a few words about the author.
Stephen Edwin King was born September 21, 1947 in Portland, Maine, U.S.
He is an American writer working in many genre such as: horror, thriller, science fiction, fantasy and drama. He got the nickname - King of horror. His books have sold more than 350 million copies, and many of them have been adapted into feature films, television movies and comic books. King has published fifty-five novels, including seven under the pen name Richard Bachman, and six non-fiction books.
He has written nearly two hundred short stories, most of which have been collected in book collections. Many of his stories take place in his home state of Maine. He has received many awards. As for  "The Dead Zone" it was nominated for the Locus Award in 1980.