Review: deeply touching
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 07 30, 2013
"Visions of Wool" by Hanna Elizabeth is another story set in the ever growing Woolverse created by Hugh Howey with his original books "Wool", "Shift" and soon "Dust".It's the story of Grace, a 16 year old girl with a special gift.The idea of including elements of fantasy or new age could seem strange and misplaced in this rather dark, dystopian world that Howey designed.But the contrary is true (at least for me): "Visions of Wool" is like a light in the dark, a glimmer of hope, a plea for love.It's a page-turner, you feel, you hope, you laugh and cry (literally!) with Grace.I was deeply moved and touched by the way Grace sees this confined, dark, restricted and pessimistic world.Chapeau Hanna!"keep them visions coming, Hanna" ... I couldn't say it better than my fellow reviewer Max Zaoui.That's exactly what Hanna Elizabeth should do (hopefully she will soon with the "Book of Mercy").