'Club Of Losers' By Stephen King

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I want to introduce you to a book by Stephen king - “it”. The book is about seven children who were faced with evil that doesn't even have a name in his home town of Derry in Maine.
The plot of the book is: a summer of 1958. Small town of Derry in Maine is terrorized by a mysterious serial killer with an inhuman cruelty of death to children. Seven of eleven children — Richie Tozier, bill Denbrough, Beverly Marsh, Mike Hanlon, Eddie Kaspbrak, Ben Hanscom, and Stan Uris, each face separately with a mysterious evil, a terrifying monster, capable of taking any form. Teaming up in “Club of Losers”, the kids decide to find and destroy the monster that they call It. The leader of “the Losers” is bill Denbrough, whose brother was killed on It the

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