A review by crookedtreehouse
The Unwritten, Vol. 6: Tommy Taylor and the War of Words by Mike Carey
5.0
If Unwritten were a movie franchise, the first five volumes would make up the first film, and this volume, by itself, would be the sequel. So many questions answered in interesting ways. Several different origin stories for characters from the first film, and characters who will be important further down the line. A climatic fight scene. Wars. Blood. Violence. Purpose.
This is the only volume of the series that could, conceivably stand on its own. But you'd want more, so it's convenient that there are ten more volume, and a side story.
This book is also paced differently. Instead of presenting you with a main story, and either a prelude issue, or a side story at the end, the one major story throughout is broken up by the various origin stories. And it fits together really well.
I recommend this for anyone who enjoys the literary canon, HarryPotterfiles, or nyone who loves reading but isn't sure how they feel about whales.
This is the only volume of the series that could, conceivably stand on its own. But you'd want more, so it's convenient that there are ten more volume, and a side story.
This book is also paced differently. Instead of presenting you with a main story, and either a prelude issue, or a side story at the end, the one major story throughout is broken up by the various origin stories. And it fits together really well.
I recommend this for anyone who enjoys the literary canon, HarryPotterfiles, or nyone who loves reading but isn't sure how they feel about whales.