Amazing book! Some parts were a bit hard to follow for me (where certain parts of the weaving were explained, for example), but what an amazing read! ( )

7/10 ( )

Capaz de tejer el tiempo, Adelice es exactamente lo que la Corporación está buscando, y en Arras ser elegida tejedora es todo a lo que una chica puede aspirar. Ser hilandera significa privilegios, riqueza y belleza eterna. Pero no solo eso, también significa tener la facultad de bordar la esencia de la vida. Pero para ello hay que pagar un precio que Adelice no está dispuesta a asumir, puesto que deberá controlar absolutamente todo lo que las personas son: lo que comen, dónde viven, cuántos hijos tienen… Por ello, Adelice está dispuesta a fallar en las pruebas para ser tejedora, pero traicionar a la Corporación no resultará tan sencillo…

Interesting concept, so-so execution.



If Adelice has the power to see the weave and manipulate it anytime, why didn't she just weave out Cormac or her other enemies? Is it because she doesn't want to kill? If so, this should have been more explicit in the book.
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This was a really good book! I loved the whole weaving reality premise. I thought Adelice was a very mature protagonist and loved that she thought for herself but still listened to others. I wasn't too impressed with any of the guys in the book and thought it would have been better without them altogether. I did totally see one of the plot twists with the guys coming on. As for the ending, I didn't really see that. Can't wait to read book two and find out what happens with Adelice. ( )