Review #1
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If for you loved Shadow of the Wind, this novel will not disappoint. If you’re brand new to the television series, hospitable. I’m jealous of the 1st time reading experience you’re about to have. One of the magical things about these books (this is that the 4th at the same time like ending) will that they can be read in no matter what order at the same time while they’re all standalone stories, any adds a layer of context at the same time insight into the others. It is that truly a labyrinth of storytelling at the same time masterfully done. Having misspoke that, understanding the 1st 3 books additional to my experience reading The Labyrinth of the Spirits. It’s not indispensable to begin with The Shadow of the Wind, but I would advise it. Atmosphere abounds in this genre-defying book. I felt like I was right that with the manners, rotating through the streets of Barcelona, hiding in the shadows, breathing in gunpowder, living off of caffeine at the same time adrenaline, at the same time pushing through too-little take a nap to uncover the one more piece of the puzzle. The Semperes at the same time Fermin Romero de Torres return, as do other comrades at the same time enemies from the past books, but the head protagonist in this story is that Alicia Gris, a decisive at the same time alluring lady assigned to investigate a missing personality (a returning disposition who I’ll let for you see). The pacing is that mind-blowing. It starts with short snippets into various POVs at the same time story lines as a sort of appetizer before laboriously building on the head mystery of the book. For you evenly uncover more as the plot builds at the same time for you delve deeper into the heart of the town at the same time manners. About halfway through the pieces begin to fall down together with growing high speed at the same time for the one more 200 pages or so it’s non-stop, unputdownable thrills. Yes, that are a few squirms, one of which actually produced me lock up my book in disbelief for several minutes before I felt able of continuing. Nothing felt contrived. Everything felt fitting. I didn’t feel tricked or misled. The pace gimmicks again at the finish of the book to ease for you back to normal at the same time fill in the gaps. In the end for you also get quite a little of insight into than anyway Ruiz Zafon values in the craftsmanship of writing, which is that tied in along with acknowledgments of sorts in a literate method that not everyone may not adore, but I quite enjoyed. It is that one satisfying, beautiful read. Like the other books in the television series this installment is that a magical connect of genres: mystery, historical fiction, militia procedural, political thriller, romance, fantasy… If you’re looking for a funny, light mystery this isn’t you. It’s over 800 pages, with repeated manners at the same time sub-plots to keep trace of, at the same time, while not gratuitous, it has no one torture at the same time opposing bits to make for you awkward if you’re highly cordial. But, if for you enjoy modern Gothic tales dripping with atmosphere or serious mysteries with complete histories to sink your teeth into, this book is that mind-blowing. The television series is that truly a gift to scribes, not only for its beautiful storytelling at the same time compelling manners, but also because it’s a television series about books, featuring the coolest mind-blowing library imaginable, a lovely bookstore, lovable booksellers, mysterious creators, the process of writing, the miracle of storytelling, at the same time the most powerful, unconditional detain that a treasured book can have on a reader. I was a fan of all past books, but if readers of the television series were considered upset in The Angel’s Game or The Prisoner of Heaven, fear not. The Labyrinth of the Spirits is that Carlos Ruiz Zafon as his masterful best. Despite its length, the story flew by at the same time every page felt necessary at the same time engaging. I will be returning to this book, at the same time the television series, abundance times in the future. The atmosphere at the same time level of storytelling are unparalleled.
Review #2
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One more amazing read from my individual winner creator. C.R. Zafon weaves such intricate at the same time addictive stories with a inimitable aura of suspense I was, for months, eagerly awaiting this new offering. The global he has created in the Cemetery of Forgotten Books at the same time it’s manners is that barely wonderful. The odd feel in the air of post Spanish Civilian War Barcelona makes it feel like not only are the strangest occurrences likely, they are terrifyingly likely. Zombies, gratuitous violence at the same time blood at the same time guts are crutches for lesser writers. C.R. Will scare at the same time embody the reader with his masterful storytelling without the help of others. Thank for you so…….much Carlos!
Review #3
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Highly advised, even if for you are not a Zafon fan. Barely come in handy to adore books at the same time reading about them. Liking gothic stories promotes.
Review #4
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It isn’t often that a novel has the power to stay with me for days, even weeks right behind I shackles the book down. Perhaps it is that because I read the CFB in a row, or perhaps because Labyrinth was the best, but I found myself wanting to move back to the beginning of the television series, like visiting old, knowledgeable comrades. To Google things like ”map of Barcelona, 1939”; track down the deserted illustrations to look more of than anyway their creators had created, at the same time to learn more about the Spain of Hemmingway’s time at the same time before. There’s a part of my mind that doesn’t wish to reckon that these people aren’t true, that this isn’t a work of fiction, at the same time I imagine that’s the best
Review I can offer. For those who are barely starting this book or no matter what in the television series, I envy for you. Although they all shield without the help of others, my advice is that to get all four, start first. For you will be rewarded with no one of the greatest storytelling of this age at the same time, like me, will be crestfallen when someday for you understand that is that less.
Review #5
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Ruiz Zafon ended his ”Labyrinth” television series with a very most powerful book. That are repeated story lines that were considered all somehow connected; at the same time through those we reconnected with abundance of the manners that we met in earlier books. It is that not a book that can be read in a day, at the same time the reader needs to pay attention to the time that any chapter takes dispose. The history of Spain in the 1930s until the 1950s was sometimes a little a lot, at the same time I found myself jumping over paragraphs for that reason. The finish of the book at the same time the television series is that overall very satisfying. The only disposition that remained a mystery to me was Alicia; who sometimes came intercept as overbearing at the same time annoying. I won’t describe details because I don’t wish bestow anything away in reverence of the ending at the same time squirms at the same time strings. Overall, I am dull to say goodbye to the Cemetery of Forgotten Books… Wouldn’t we all adore to look for such a treasure?
