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I have randomly decided that in addition to reading these books, I'm also going to rank them from my most favorite to least favorite. I will do this as I read and I will add in the books I've already read after I re-read them. I also apologize for the horrible pun in the title but I couldn't pass it up :)

All right! Here's my ever-changing list:

  1. The Long Walk
  2. It
  3. The Shining
  4. Pet Sematary
  5. The Institute
  6. Misery
  7. The Dark Tower: Wizard and Glass
  8. 11/22/63
  9. The Dark Tower
  10. Black House
  11. Under the Dome
  12. Needful Things
  13. Dolores Claiborne
  14. The Green Mile
  15. Duma Key
  16. The Regulators
  17. The Dark Tower: The Waste Lands
  18. Insomnia
  19. Firestarter
  20. The Talisman
  21. The Dark Tower: Wolves of the Calla
  22. Christine
  23. The Dark Tower: The Gunslinger
  24. The Dark Tower: The Wind Through the Keyhole
  25. The Dark Tower: Song of Susannah
  26. The Outsider
  27. The Dark Tower: The Drawing of the Three
  28. Desperation
  29. Rose Madder
  30. Lisey's Story
  31. Bag of Bones
  32. Cujo
  33. The Dark Half
  34. Full Dark, No Stars
  35. Different Seasons
  36. Salem's Lot
  37. The Stand
  38. Hearts in Atlantis
  39. The Girl Who Loved Tom Gordon
  40. Just After Sunset
  41. Cell
  42. From a Buick 8
  43. Gerald's Game
  44. Everything's Eventual
  45. Four Past Midnight
  46. The Plant (unfinished)
  47. Thinner
  48. Rage
  49. The Dead Zone
  50. Carrie
  51. The Mist
  52. The Colorado Kid
  53. The Eyes of the Dragon
  54. On Writing
  55. Skeleton Crew
  56. The Running Man
  57. Cycle of the Werewolf
  58. Night Shift
  59. Nightmares and Dreamscapes
  60. Blaze
  61. Dreamcatcher
  62. Danse Macabre
  63. The Tommyknockers
  64. Roadwork

Official Dark Tower Ranking:
  1. Wizard and Glass
  2. The Dark Tower
  3. The Waste Lands
  4. Wolves of the Calla
  5. The Gunslinger
  6. The Wind Through the Keyhole
  7. Song of Susannah
  8. The Drawing of the Three

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