Book Reviews of Coffey on the Mile (Green Mile, Bk 6)

the movie did not do it justice. I loved every page!

This was an okay book. It's a very short read.

I'm not a King fan, but this series was great! The Green Mile represents the last walk taken by condemned prisoners. Is John Coffey a vicious murder of children, or a gentle giant wrongfully accused? Set in 1932, this story of murder, mystery and miracles is told from the point of view of a prison guard.

i absolutely LOVE the green mile. especially in the serial novel format. it's a great story, well told. and even tho it's over, the contest at the back of each book makes a great writing exercise... just write an essay instead of 50 words or less.

This series is so great! I loved it!
I especially cried on this last part of the series..

ONE OF STEVEN KINGS BEST.

Great series. All six books are a great read!

As always Stephen King keeps us with our eyes glued to the pages.

It's Coffey's turn to walk the green mile. You see death by execution may be the easy way out. But, it's the living with the consequences that may last an eternity...

This is the 6th and final book in the "Green Mile Series

I recommend this book to anyone

I love this series, very well written and enjoyable!!

It's John Coffey's turn to walk the Green Mile. The final chapter. Very good book

Along with the other five parts it is a great read.

Stephen King's serial adventure.

Excellent series I recommend reading all of these and then seeing the movie,the books always seem better in my opinion.

This is the last volume, John Coffey going to the electric chair. Very sad. I loved him.

This is an excellent series of mini-books by King. Well written. I couldn't wait for the next one !!!!

Book 6 of The Green Mile - The conclusion of a strange but beautiful thriller by Stephen King. He holds you in suspense throughout the story, but also infuses this tale with tender gentleness from a surprising source.

Loved it!

Part 6 of the Green Mile series...

Cold Mountain Penitentialry has seen its share of death through the years. Now it's John Coffey's turn to take that final walk down the Green Mile. Yet prison guard Paul Edgecombe has uncoverd a devestating truth, which means he could be too late to save both himself and Coffey. You see, death by execution may be the easy way out. It's living with the consequences that may last an eternity...

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