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Love the knitting metaphors in the titles, by the way. In knitting, you really don't know how a project has turned out until you cast off and can hold it up free of the needles.
With each installment of Wool, a character (or two) are cast off, and a character or two are picked up and carried along. It's taking shape, the patterns are flowing. Even though it seems a short distance between a character's introduction and their eventual demise, I feel a pang of grief at their passing. And move on to ...more
With each installment of Wool, a character (or two) are cast off, and a character or two are picked up and carried along. It's taking shape, the patterns are flowing. Even though it seems a short distance between a character's introduction and their eventual demise, I feel a pang of grief at their passing. And move on to ...more
Dec 14, 2011
Jessa
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it was amazing
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Review to come. By far the best entry yet in the Wool series!
WOOL 3 is the best yet in the series. It answers some questions but introduces several new ones, as we learn more about life in the silo. Excellent cliffhanger at the end; I'm grateful to be able to start reading read WOOL 4 immediately!
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Yes!! Great ending.
The end of Wool 3 had me saying, out loud, 'OMG!'
Can't wait to start reading Wool 4. I'm in love with this saga! ...more
Can't wait to start reading Wool 4. I'm in love with this saga! ...more
Feb 23, 2012
Angela Keith
marked it as to-read
