Ayana
Ayana
Fiction | Short Story | Adult | Published in 2007
Book Brief
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Short Story • Fiction
Maine • 1980s
2007
Adult
18+ years
Super Short Summary
"Ayana" by Stephen King tells the story of a mysterious young girl with miraculous abilities who impacts the life of the narrator's family. The tale explores themes of hope, intervention, and the unknown. The narrator recounts a profound, life-altering experience linked to Ayana's extraordinary gift.
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Review Roundup
Ayana by Stephen King explores themes of miracles and the supernatural in a concise narrative. Readers appreciate the emotional depth and King's masterful storytelling. Some critics find the story too brief, wishing for more character development. The novella is praised for its impactful, thought-provoking content but may leave some wanting more in terms of length and detail.
Who Should Read Ayana?
Fans of Ayana by Stephen King enjoy emotionally evocative stories with a touch of the supernatural. Suitable for those who appreciate The Green Mile and The Lovely Bones, this novella appeals to readers who value poignant narratives that explore themes of fate and human connection through extraordinary circumstances.
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Short Story • Fiction
Maine • 1980s
2007
Adult
18+ years
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