The Wake Trilogy discussion
Anyone read Gone yet?
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Feb 14, 2010 07:57PM

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I should be in bed. I have school in the morning, but I can't sleep. Olympics are on for one thing, but I just finished Gone. After six months of waiting, it was finally delivered, and I finished. I was so worried. After reading reviews I was really starting to worry about what it'd be like. I love the first 2 and had SUPER high expectations for this one. And it might, maybe, just be my favorite one. The first two were so similar because they were stil in school, and it was the same kind of fighting between Janie and Cabel, doing police work etc etc. Going into this one, it just seemed different right off the bat. The Captain is probably only really mentioned a few times, because it focuses more on Janie's family. From the reviews I was worried that there wouldn't be much Cabel (or JaniexCabel, if you get my drift >:)) but there still was, thank GOD. I was on the verge of tears at times. The book I think is probably the saddest of them all. There were a few things I kind of predicted going into it or even before it, but there were times that it seemed like she was going to do one thing, and then decided to do the complete opposite (which is most cases was VERY relieving)
I loved this book. Lisa McMann, you have done it again.
Now I've got to go cry, because my beloved Janie and Cabel are Gone (no pun intended) forever. ):

It was late at night. my judgment was a little bit off. After re-reading several times, I don't know that this is my favorite. One thing i didn't like was that Lisa McMann used slang terms that aren't really slang, like they came from nowhere
lurve?
really? i mean, come on. that was just one of the ones i can think of.
but seriously? i can't be the only one on here who read gone




I got the book :)


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just read the entry at the top
and this is awesome...I've never clicked the reply button before lol