Melissa Rochelle's Reviews > Wool Omnibus Edition
Wool Omnibus Edition (Wool, #1-5)
by Hugh Howey (Goodreads Author)
by Hugh Howey (Goodreads Author)
Melissa Rochelle's review
bookshelves: read-2012, scifi-fantasy, short-stories, omnibus
Jul 09, 12
bookshelves: read-2012, scifi-fantasy, short-stories, omnibus
Read from July 07 to 09, 2012
Knowing that this was originally published (and is still available as) five novellas/short stories, I'm having a difficult time rating it as a whole.
Wool -- 5 stars. A GREAT story. I can understand why fans wanted more.
Wool 2: Proper Gauge -- 4 stars. It took me a little longer to get into this one, but (again) the ending grabs you and you MUST keep reading.
Wool 3: Casting Off -- 5 stars. Possibly my favorite. Juliette is such an awesome character.
Wool 4: The Unraveling -- 4 stars -- We start getting real answers, but it lost the urgency I felt with the first three stories, but I never once thought I would put the book aside. There's TOO much I need to know!
Wool 5: The Stranded -- 4 stars -- We've got answers, we've got heroism, we've got bravery, we've got truth. It's awesome and (I feel) complete. I wouldn't mind more stories from the Silo, but I think the author did a great job of telling this story completely.
I read a couple of reviews that mentioned the title...and I think it makes sense. Part of why I wanted to read this is because the title was so random. Points to the author for grabbing my attention!
Wool -- 5 stars. A GREAT story. I can understand why fans wanted more.
Wool 2: Proper Gauge -- 4 stars. It took me a little longer to get into this one, but (again) the ending grabs you and you MUST keep reading.
Wool 3: Casting Off -- 5 stars. Possibly my favorite. Juliette is such an awesome character.
Wool 4: The Unraveling -- 4 stars -- We start getting real answers, but it lost the urgency I felt with the first three stories, but I never once thought I would put the book aside. There's TOO much I need to know!
Wool 5: The Stranded -- 4 stars -- We've got answers, we've got heroism, we've got bravery, we've got truth. It's awesome and (I feel) complete. I wouldn't mind more stories from the Silo, but I think the author did a great job of telling this story completely.
I read a couple of reviews that mentioned the title...and I think it makes sense. Part of why I wanted to read this is because the title was so random. Points to the author for grabbing my attention!
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Reading Progress
| 07/07/2012 | page 45 |
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8.0% | "Tricky bastards." |
| 07/08/2012 | page 118 |
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22.0% | "So they're the bad guys?" |
| 07/08/2012 | page 211 |
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39.0% | "Maybe not "bad", but definitely not good." |
| 07/08/2012 | page 337 |
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62.0% | "Pretty sure she means it." |
| 07/09/2012 | page 539 |
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100.0% | "Love it when things end with a positive." |
