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Wizard and Glass - Dark Tower, Bk 4
Author: Stephen King

Roland and his band of followers have narrowly escaped one world and slipped into the next. There Roland tells them a tale of long-ago love and adventure involving a beautiful and quixotic woman named Susan Delgado. And before long, Roland is drawn into an ancient mystery of spellbinding magic and supreme menace...

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ISBN-13: 9780451210876 ISBN-10: 0451210875 Publication Date: 10/2003 Pages: 752 Rating: Currently 4.2/5 Stars. 199 4.2 stars, based on 199 ratings	Publisher: Signet Book Book Type: Mass Market Paperback Other Versions: Hardcover, Audio Cassette, Audio CD Reviews: Member \| Amazon \| Write a Review

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Currently 5/5 Stars.

J H. (JenH) reviewed Wizard and Glass (Dark Tower, Bk 4) on 10/16/2007 + 20 more book reviews

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Another chapter in the quest for the Dark Tower. This book delves more into the young life of Roland answering many unanswered questions as to what makes him the way he is. The group is really starting to come together in this one as well, and it leaves you wanting to learn more about what will become of them.

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Currently 1/5 Stars.

Chris D. (chrisdodds) reviewed Wizard and Glass (Dark Tower, Bk 4) on 10/11/2011 + 3 more book reviews

This is worst book in the series by far. Eighty-percent of the book is an unneeded flashback sequence.

If you're committed to The Dark Tower series, I'd skip this and just skim the Cliff Notes summary on Wikipedia. You wouldn't be missing out on anything but aggravation.