11/22/63 by Stephen King

11/22/63 by Stephen King

There is a door in the back of a diner that opens onto 1958. A teacher steps through it intending to stay five years and prevent one afternoon in Dallas.

King spends most of the book on ordinary life in the late fifties — a small town, a school dance, a woman worth staying for — which is exactly what makes the ending land. The past, it turns out, resists being changed.

Widely considered King's best novel outside horror. Long, warm and genuinely difficult to put down.

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