Review: Don't lose track, pay attention
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 01 25, 2013
I'd like to thank author Duncan McGonall for the opportunity to read for my enjoyment Bread of Fools, and as a avid reader believe it's only right that once I have finished to in turn leave my fair and unbiased opinion in a review. Please keep in mind that this is only "my opinion", and each reader has a different view as they read a novel.Bread of Fools (The Spiral Dance) is most definitely one that you have to pay close attention to as you read it, particularly in the first part of the book, (to me it moved slow) but as you read further you'll find the story plot begin to take shape and pick up in pace.You will then find yourself smack in the middle of two dimensions... talk about being pulled in two directions!! YOU AREBe patient with the flow of the story, for once you do there is a very fascinating, intriguing story that unfolds that is full of so many questions that need answers, secrets that need to be found and not to mention one powerful society (this is going to be good) because the main character Bruce has his work cut out for him as he searches back to his childhood to find the answers to a multitude of questions, that in turn will help him figure everything (or something's) out.Ugh, my head is still trying to sort out what the storyline reveals in some ways.... So I think the best thing to do at this point is to say that Duncan's writing style is full of detail that its like following the intricate work of a fine piece of lace... you can get easy lost if you don't follow each detail written for the pattern or in this case by the author as well as what's being said from the characters.The two dimensions will come together to form one, eventually. Believe in what the end result may become.Bread of Fools is for sure a book that I'm going to read again, that is a given. I need to see if there is something that I missed, or I didn't maybe read it right. (I don't like the lost feeling after I read a book) to see if my mind will find more clues to the questions that still remain unanswered, to unravel some of the confusion that have tangled up in the thread of the fine string being used to lace the finished piece into competition. I sure hope that I'm making sense in what I'm trying to say here.I do feel that this is a novel that deserves to be read, and enjoy. I recommend that you give it a shot. It's a intriguing reflection into what ones lives can have in it that we may not know about, in this case Bruce finds out something very important that changes things. Indeed!!Recommend: YA and upRating: 4/5 angel starsAngel Anne Reviews