Title: Cujo
Description: Cujo (/ˈkjuːdʒoʊ/) is a 1981 psychological horror novel by American writer Stephen King about a rabid Saint Bernard. The novel won the British Fantasy Award in 1982 and was made into a film in 1983.
Subjects: suspense, psychological horror, Fiction, Rabies in fiction, Dogs in fiction, Dogs, Rabies, Horror, American Horror tales, horror fiction, American literature, Fiction, horror, Maine, fiction, Large type books, Saint Bernard dog, Spanish language materials, Perros, Novela, Rabia, Saint Bernard dogs, Fiction, media tie-in, Horror - General, Fiction - Horror, Children: Young Adult (Gr. 7-9), History, Politics and government
Places: Castle Rock, Maine, New York, Joe Cambers' garage
People: Bernie Carbo, Cujo, Dinah, Mr. Clean, Mrs. Beasley, Rusty, Sharp Cereal Professor, Willie, Abby, Billy, Brock, Lisa, Marcy, Rocky, Samantha, George Bannerman, Katrina Bannerman, Victoria Bannerman, Stringer Beaulieu, Lewis Belasco, Billy Bellamy, Dave Bergeron, Joan Brady, Althea Breakstone, Roger Breakstone, Timothy Breakstone, Gretchen Brooks, Holly Brooks, Jim Brooks Jr., Vin Callahan, brett Camber, Charity Camber, Joe Camber, Evelyn Chalmers, Ray Crowell, Reverend Dimmesdale, Stanley Dobson, Frank Dodd, Henrietta, Mr. Donovan, Ronnie DuBay, Carol Dunbarger, Roscoe Fisher, Michael Fournier, Alma Frechette, Billy Freeman, Debbie Gehringer, Dr. Gresham, Yancey Harrington, Arnold Heebert, Mary Kate Hendrasen, Mr. Hewitt, Randy Hofnager, Mr. Johnson, Harry Jones, Steve Kemp, Allison MacKenzie, Joe Magruder, Vin Marchant, Rob Martin, Masen, Andy Masen, Marty Masen, Robert Masen, Lou McNally, Cathy Meara, George Meara, Mr. Miller, Freddy Milliken, John Milliken, Kim Milliken, Cerhyl Moody, John Mousam, Tommy Neadeau, Gary Pervier, Sally Petrie, Dr. Quentin, Fred Redding, Etta Ringgold, Donna Rose, Dwight Sampson, Old Man Seltzer, Carroll Sharp, Mr. Souper, Richie Simms, John smith, Mr. Steigmeyer, Adam Swallow, J. Walter Thompson, Alva Thornton, Bessie Thornton, Red Timmins, Pauline Toothaker, Buddy Torgeson, Hank Townsend, Donna Trenton, Theodore Trenton, Vic Trenton, Joanie Welsh, Mr. Welsh, William Wolfe