Verde: El circulo libro cero: El comienzo y el fin
By Ted Dekker
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Al fin, el Círculo renacido.
La historia de cómo Thomas Hunterentró por primera vez en la Selva Negra y por siempre cambió nuestra historiacomenzó en una fecha cuando los ejércitos estaban reunidos para una batallafinal en el valle de Migdon. Verde es una historia de amor, traición yaplastantes reveses que ocurren en medio de la catástrofe. Es el principio: Laverdad detrás de una saga que ha captado la imaginación de más de un millón delectores con los Libros de Crónicas de Historia.
Pero aún más, Verde traesignificado completo a la Serie del Círculo como un todo, lectura como lahistoria preliminar para Negro y la secuela literaria para Blanco,completando un círculo completo. Este es el Libro Cero, el Círculo Renacido,ambos el comienzo y el fin. El preferido punto de partida para lectores nuevosy el clímax perfecto para los incontables admiradores quienes han experimentadoNegro, Rojo y Blanco.
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Reviews for Verde
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- Rating: 2 out of 5 stars2/5The original circle trilogy was great. I see what Ted Dekker was trying to do with this book, unfortunately the loose ends that this book ties up should have been left untouched. The original circle trilogy would have been just fine without this f0llow up.
- Rating: 2 out of 5 stars2/5I was really disappointed in this book. Dekker has taken the story lines of Black, Red, and White and messed them all up, in my opinion. We're once again plunged into the world of Thomas Hunter and company, but this time some new, diabolical characters have been introduced, much to the detriment of the story, and the same back and forth between "past" and "future" caused the same frustration. In addition to all this, Dekker has added a lot of evil elements that I found rather graphic and over the top: animal sacrifice, vampires, bloodletting and drinking, evil scheming, etc. Afterward I did see that he was showing the difference between the two worlds: in one evil is easily identifiable while not so much in the other, but still, I found myself completely grossed out more often than I would have liked. The book is described as "Book Zero," meaning you can read it before the rest or after, but I think fans should just leave this one alone.
- Rating: 3 out of 5 stars3/5With the Circle Series, Dekker has created a different twist on a post-apocalypse tale. In the Terminator films, robots come back from the future to prevent certain events from taking place. Thomas Hunter falls asleep in our world only to awaken in the future after Elyon has created a new world. He struggles to deal with this shift in reality as he move back and forth in time to overcome challenges in both worlds. Though it is touted as "Book 0: The Beginning and the End", I do not recommend reading it before the others in the series (Black, Red, & White). While En Media Res is an effective literary tool, I think too much is missing to jump in at this point in the series; it certainly fits better as a #4 and, through its unique nature, a #0 simultaneously, as the subtitle implies. The plot moves quickly keeping the reader engaged. This installment in the series has some unique elements that may intrigue readers of other genres.
- Rating: 2 out of 5 stars2/5The plot is okay, but the writing at times is terrible to laughable sometimes. At times I was making fun of some of the things the characters say. They seemed either ridiculous or over the top. Perhaps the author should go for more comedy.
- Rating: 5 out of 5 stars5/5in Green, Thomas hunter returns once again to the world we know now as Earth. many years have past, and when he reunites with his sister and his almost to be girl friend, he finds that a lot has changed. they are now older and when he goes back to Earth, he is desperate to go back to his own world and save his family and the circle. but when the lost books of history are taken back to his world, he has no way to get back. he is then stuck on Earth and his Sister and friend convince him that he was to come back for a purpose: to save Earth. he then holds the fate of 2 worlds in his hands and is almost torn apart by emotions. after a wild journey through 2 worlds, and cross dimensions, 2 will fall, 1 will change their ways of belief, evil will lose, and good will win. Ted Dekker is one of my favorite authors. i have read this series, one other, and i am waiting to start a third. this is one of my favorites. Dekker has done a great job on putting twists in this book, and the fact that there are millions of possibilities for an ending, it made it all the more exciting. for other Dekker fans who have read this series, this book is a must to really close out the series. i do not completely agree with the ending, but it is a good one none the less. i would give this book a 4 and a half star rating. it was a fantastic book, and i would recommend it.
- Rating: 5 out of 5 stars5/5Thomas Hunter has saved Earth from a deadly virus and fended off the Horde. Thomas no longer dreams, but this does not mean there are not events happening in the Earth world that will gravely impact Thomas' forest world. Though unaware of the coming events on Earth, Thomas suspects there is a war fast approaching. His beloved son has created turmoil and unrest throughout the Forest people. Thomas must find a way to bring his people together again and save not only his son but the future of the F...more Thomas Hunter has saved Earth from a deadly virus and fended off the Horde. Thomas no longer dreams, but this does not mean there are not events happening in the Earth world that will gravely impact Thomas' forest world. Though unaware of the coming events on Earth, Thomas suspects there is a war fast approaching. His beloved son has created turmoil and unrest throughout the Forest people. Thomas must find a way to bring his people together again and save not only his son but the future of the Forest. With multiple betrayals, this task will be the ultimate challenge.Ted Dekker does it again. His final chapter in the Circle series will have the reader turning pages long into the night. The suspense enthralls the reader to continue the journey through unsuspecting turns and astonishing twists. There are a few new characters introduced while other absent characters return. Green is not only the sequel to the series but the prequel as well. In addition, Dekker does a fabulous job of weaving in connecting series' such as The Paradise series and The Lost Books series. It was a fabulous end, or beginning depending on how you view it, to a most-engaging series. I highly recommend this book.
- Rating: 4 out of 5 stars4/5Well, admittedly, for me it wasn't as thrilling as ride as the the previous ones - "Black", "Red", White", but the ending just blew me away: I did not expect it at all. Maybe I should have by the title but it was totally wierd for me. I said to myself, "That Dekker is s punk!" (with utmost respect for Dekker). I couldn't believe the ending and I'm not gonna give it away. If anyone is planning to read the "Circle" series, I cannot more strongly recommend that he read "Green" last (the others can be read in any order). Dekker continues to faithfully mess with my head.
- Rating: 4 out of 5 stars4/5Green completes the circle and ties in the other related series. It's not perfect but it's nice to have it tied up.