
Series Order: #2.5 - Read after The Ask and The Answer
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Blurb:
The Wide, Wide Sea is set in the past, at a time before the Spackle War, and we get a first look at the fishing village on the sea where some very important things happen at the end of Monsters of Men.

The Wide, Wide Sea is set before the Chaos Walking series in a time before the division between man and spackle.
I really enjoyed this novel. It provides a look at a world we only hear talk of but do not actually see within the series. The novel explores characters from bot sides - spackle and human.
We see a young man bond with a spackle girl, their friendship and bond is something so completely new to the reader of this series as it is something we would never have seen or even considered before.
I loved the character in this. Their vibrancy, closeness and relationship was so well written. I loved their unique ways of communicating and understanding each other. I would love to read more about the their story but unfortunately it was only a once off.
I felt that this short story really packed a punch in its small size. Patrick Ness has endless ideas for this world.
< Reviews of the other short stories to come here...stay tuned!>
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