5b, 1974, Stephen King, First Edition

Notes

"Carrie" by Stephen King explores themes of isolation, power, and revenge within the context of adolescence and religious fanaticism. The titular character, Carrie White, is a shy and bullied teenager who discovers she has telekinetic abilities. As she struggles with her oppressive mother and torment from her peers, Carrie's powers manifest in destructive ways, leading to a devastating prom night climax. King masterfully intertwines horror with psychological depth, crafting a gripping narrative that delves into the complexities of human nature and the consequences of unchecked cruelty.

Description

Yellow canvas hardcover with title in black on spine, illustrated dustcover of Carrie with light wear visible of spine edges and slight chipping on corners. Foxing to top edge and deckled fore edge. Excellent condition.