Cujo

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Cujo is the original United States edition of Cujo by Stephen King, published by Viking on September 8, 1981. This 319-page hardcover with dust jacket (ISBN 0670451932), measuring 159 × 241 × 32 mm, follows the terrifying consequences after a once-gentle Saint Bernard contracts rabies and becomes a deadly threat to the residents of Castle Rock, Maine. First editions are identified by the $13.95 dust-jacket price and the statement “First published in 1981 by the Viking Press” on the copyright page.

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Cujo. In the small town of Castle Rock, a once-friendly Saint Bernard named Cujo becomes infected with rabies after a chance encounter with a diseased bat. As the illness takes hold, the gentle family pet transforms into a relentless and terrifying killer.

At the same time, Donna Trenton is struggling with problems in her marriage and her young son Tad is battling fears that seem all too real. When a routine trip leaves Donna and Tad trapped in a broken-down car on a sweltering summer day, they find themselves at the mercy of the rabid dog lurking nearby.

Cut off from help and fighting for survival, mother and son must confront fear, exhaustion, and the deadly threat outside their vehicle.

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Publication Date

September 8, 1981

ISBN

0-670-45193-2, 0670451932

Number of Pages

319

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Size

159 x 241 x 32 mm

First Edition Identifiers

$13.95 DJ price, "First published in 1981 by the Viking Press" on CP

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