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Sto caricando le informazioni... Snowscape (Chaos Walking, #3.5) (edizione 2013)di Patrick Ness
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Appartiene alle SerieChaos Walking (3.5)
Snowscape: Set shortly after the events of Monsters of Men, this gripping story tells of a scout ship that discovers a monstrous creature lurking in the arctic wastes of the New World?s final frontier. As the crew, including two much loved characters from the trilogy, face up to the monster, sensational new truths about Todd and Viola?s world are revealed. Non sono state trovate descrizioni di biblioteche |
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Despite the rating, this is an absolute must if you've read the other books and novellas. I don't know who would come this far and be able to resist the last one anyways, but just in case you have given up - Don't!
I picked this up immediately after turning the last page of Monsters of Men. Partly wished that I hadn't. Don't get me wrong, I'm glad I read it, but I really think you need to take a small period for grieving after Monsters. To process everything.
I was so hung up on wanting to know what happened to Todd and Viola that I couldn't really give a crap about the entire premise of this story. That and a cast of characters I really didn't care for left me wanting a different story than the one I was being told.
So yes, I did find this bit of lore from New World intriguing. I did enjoy, of course, finding out the final ending to Todd and Viola's story. Other than that... I regret to say that I didn't enjoy reading this one.
I would have preferred this piece being omitted entirely for Monsters of Men to have a more satisfying ending. (