Stephen King Visits an 'Institute

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In his latest, King tells the story of an institution where children with special powers are cultivated — but that's just where the ...

The Institute (King novel) - Wikipedia

The Institute is a 2019 American science fiction-horror thriller novel by Stephen King, published by Scribner. The book follows twelve-year-old genius Luke ...

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The remaining Institute staff are all killed or flee. Tim takes Luke and his surviving friends back with him. Months later, they are visited by Mrs. Sigsby's ...

Stephen King's “The Institute:” A Timely (and Timeless) Horror

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Read 28.2k reviews from the world's largest community for readers. In the middle of the night, in a house on a quiet street in suburban Minneapolis, intrud…

Big questions about the basic premise of The Institute - Stephen King

WARNING! READING FURTHER WILL TOTALLY SPOIL THE NOVEL FOR YOU. TURN BACK NOW IF YOU HAVE NOT FINISHED IT! I am very confused about the ...

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The Institute by Stephen King | Mission Viejo Library Teen Voice

The Institute by Stephen King is a science fiction thriller novel, focusing on telepathy, telekinesis and a conspiracy come true.

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Choosing a novel for the inaugural The Forgotten Fiction book review was tough. But The Institute by Stephen King is truly a remarkable work of ...

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Misguided or not, the kids in Pinocchio are at least clamouring to visit Pleasure Island, which is more than can be said for the pint-sized ...

Stephen King's new book finds horror in Hardeeville

Stephen King's new novel “The Institute” pays visit to South Carolina Lowcountry, Hardeeville, Yemassee and the traffic standstills that ...

The Institute by Stephen King {A Book Review} - Mom's Plans

The Institute by Stephen King tells the story of Luke, a boy with mild telekenesis who is abducted by an underground group. Can he escape?

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The Institute by Stephen King is an epic tale of good vs evil where children are kidnapped to make use of their special abilities.

Stephen King on 'The Institute,' Donald Trump and If He'll Ever Retire

Stephen King visited 'The Late Show' to discuss his new novel, 'The Institute,' while also chatting about President Trump and whether he has plans to retire.

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From an author's point-of-view, what grabbed me early on was Stephen King's protagonist. The story starts off introducing Luke, a prodigy ...

What do you think about Stephen King's novel The Institute? - Quora

The Institute is an average novel by King's standards. It didn't explore new grounds. Reading it I had a feeling of reading it before.

How I Got Stephen King to Hang Out at My School

The prolific Stephen King, a man so ingrained in our cultural consciousness, popped into my high school yesterday for a visit. No fan fare. No press.