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Interesting Facts

• The book tells the story of a group of children who call themselves the "Losers' Club" and their battle with an ancient evil that takes the form of the clown Pennywise.
• The story is set in the fictional town of Derry, Maine, which frequently appears in the author's other works.
• The narrative unfolds in two timelines: in 1958, when the main characters were children, and in 1985, when they return to Derry as adults.
• The clown Pennywise, also known as It, is the embodiment of an ancient cosmic evil that awakens every 27 years to feed on children's fears.
• The book explores themes of friendship, fear, growing up, and the power of memory.
• One of the main characters, Bill Denbrough, becomes a writer, which is a nod to the author himself.
• The book contains numerous references to 1950s and 1980s pop culture, including films, music, and literature.
• Stephen King wrote the book under the influence of J.R.R. Tolkien's "The Lord of the Rings," which is evident in the structure and epic nature of the narrative.
• The book features a scene where the children make a blood pact to return and fight It if the evil ever returns.
• The book has been adapted into several films and miniseries, testifying to its longevity and popularity.