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| Cujo | |
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| Publisher's info | |
| Title: | Cujo |
| Author: | Stephen King |
| Publisher: | Viking Press |
| 1st printing: | September 8th, 1981 |
| ISBN: | ISBN 978-0670451937 |
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Cujo is a horror novel of the predatory animal subgenre. It was written by author Stephen King and first released in hardcover edition by Viking Press on September 8th, 1981. The book was adapted into a 1983 film of the same name which was directed by Lewis Teague.
Plot
The Cambers' once-friendly St. Bernard turns into a killer after being bitten by a rabid bat. Donna Trenton's husband is in New York trying to contain a disastrous ad campaign. Feeling abandoned by her workaholic husband, who is frequently out of town, Donna Trenton embarks on an affair with a local handyman. Left to fend for herself, she takes her ailing Pinto to Joe Cambers' garage for repairs only to be trapped with her son Tad in the sweltering car by the monstrous dog. [1]
Synopsis
Appearances
Characters
- Donna Trenton
- Tad Trenton
- Vic Trenton
- Steve Kemp
- Abby
- Althea Breakstone
- Bill Fullerton
- Bill Kennedy
- Billy Bellamy
- Brett Camber
- Brock
- Charity Camber
- Dave Bergeron
- Frank Dodd
- Gary Pervier
- George Bannerman
- Gretchen Brooks
- Holly Brooks
- Joan Brady
- Jim Brooks, Sr.
- Jim Brooks, Jr.
- Joe Camber
- Katrina Bannerman
- Lewis Belasco
- Lisa
- Marcy
- Roger Breakstone
- Rocky
- Samantha
- Stringer Beaulieu
- Timothy Breakstone
- Victoria Bannerman
- Vin Callahan
- William Rose
- Yancey Harrington
Animals
- Cujo
- Bernie Carbo
- Dinah
- Mister Clean
- Mrs. Beasley
- Rusty
- Willie
Locales
- Castle Rock
- 7 Oaks Farm
Items
- Donna Trenton's Pinto
Notes & Trivia
See also
External Links
References
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