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| Edition Language: | English |
| Series: | Unwind Dystology #1.5 |
| Characters: | Lev Calder, Chowilawu "Wil" |
Neal Shusterman
Kindle Edition | Pages: 92 pages Rating: 3.92 | 6633 Users | 592 Reviews
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| Title | : | UnStrung (Unwind Dystology #1.5) |
| Author | : | Neal Shusterman |
| Book Format | : | Kindle Edition |
| Book Edition | : | Special Edition |
| Pages | : | Pages: 92 pages |
| Published | : | July 24th 2012 by Simon and Schuster |
| Categories | : | Young Adult. Science Fiction. Dystopia. Short Stories |
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How did Lev Calder move from an unwillingly escaped Tithe to a clapper?In this new ebook original short story, author Neal Shusterman opens a window on Lev's adventures between the time he left CyFi and when he showed up at the Graveyard.
Lev's experiences on a Hi-Rez, an extraordinarily wealthy Native American Reservation introduce him to a teen with remarkable musical talent... and whose gifts are destined to end up in the hands of another. And it is this teen's heart-breaking story that inspired Lev to choose the clapper's path.
Pulling elements from Neal Shusterman's critically acclaimed Unwind and giving hints about what is to come in the long-awaited sequel, UnWholly, this short story is a must for fans of the series.
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Ratings: 3.92 From 6633 Users | 592 ReviewsJudgment Containing Books UnStrung (Unwind Dystology #1.5)
Somehow managed to make me cry in 60 pages. Thanks, Neal.I really don't usually get this emotional over books, but something about Neal's style and stories can really do it to me.Great little novella, even though the plot felt a little rushed. You should probably read it before unwholly, but if you have already read unwholly I wouldn't worry. I read unwholly before I knew unstrung existed, and it really made the same point, just in a different order. It's really just a choice of which book youSo I've basically arranged my reading (and sleeping) schedule around the fact that UnWholly comes out on Tuesday, and I've been saving this novella for today. And.... meh. I don't know if I was influenced by the fact that I know it wasn't Neal Shusterman who wrote this, or if the story just isn't up to Unwind standards, but I was neither over or underwhelmed. Did Frankie Landau-Banks say I could be whelmed? Then I am whelmed. I don't think it's a MUST READ for Unwind fans the way Ferragost is a
This one is really difficult to rate, because, although it does shed light on a very important decision a character makes in the first book and sets a bridge between the developments of the stories in both books, it felt... off. I really don't know how to explain it. First off, it is obvious Shusterman had very little to do with the writing of this short story. He might've plotted it, but filling it in went to the other author and, while she did a decent job at sounding like him, it didn't read
Guys, this comes out the day before my birthday.Thank you, book gods.
After leaving CyFi and before heading to the graveyard, Lev stayed at a wealthy Native American reservation. Native American reservations don't participate in unwinding and they sometimes shelter AWOL kids. While there, Lev meets a young man Chowilawu, Wil for short, who has an incredible talent with a guitar.UnStrung is an interesting tale that I must admit didn't sound too intriguing. I thought I knew enough about why Lev became a clapper and wasn't all that interested in reading the novella.
UnStrung Is a short companion story to Unwind and tells us Lev's story during that book. It fit perfectly with the bigger story and showed a new side of this incredibly detailed fictional world. It was a nice little story that explained Lev's change and his thirst for revenge in Unwind. Despite the fact that this entire story takes place during another book, it stands well on its own.
2.5 STARS This was about a whole bunch of rich People of Chance (i.e. Native Americans) protected from the Unwind Accord are living their own personal dramas when a certain Lev Calder dropped in and sought asylum. One such drama Lev caught himself in is with a sixteen year old boy, Wil, with a marvelous talent for playing the guitar who only wants to be appreciated by his tribe... but isn't because it's considered selfish on Wil's part to expect so. Okay, beyond their walls kids are running for
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