El cielo de piedra
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- Author：N.K. Jemisin
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Summary
THIS IS THE WAY THE WORLD ENDS。。。 FOR THE LAST TIME。
The Moon will soon return。 Whether this heralds the destruction of humankind or something worse will depend on two women。
Essun has inherited the power of Alabaster Tenring。 With it， she hopes to find her daughter Nassun and forge a world in which every orogene child can grow up safe。
For Nassun， her mother's mastery of the Obelisk Gate comes too late。 She has seen the evil of the world， and accepted what her mother will not admit: that sometimes what is corrupt cannot be cleansed， only destroyed。
The remarkable conclusion to the post-apocalyptic and highly acclaimed trilogy that began with the multi-award-nominated The Fifth Season。
The Moon will soon return。 Whether this heralds the destruction of humankind or something worse will depend on two women。
Essun has inherited the power of Alabaster Tenring。 With it， she hopes to find her daughter Nassun and forge a world in which every orogene child can grow up safe。
For Nassun， her mother's mastery of the Obelisk Gate comes too late。 She has seen the evil of the world， and accepted what her mother will not admit: that sometimes what is corrupt cannot be cleansed， only destroyed。
The remarkable conclusion to the post-apocalyptic and highly acclaimed trilogy that began with the multi-award-nominated The Fifth Season。
Reviews
Tako Akhaladze
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Best blend of sci-fi and fantasy I've ever read！（view spoiler）[I wish we had gotten to see Alabaster as a stone eater though :（ （hide spoiler）] Best blend of sci-fi and fantasy I've ever read！（view spoiler）[I wish we had gotten to see Alabaster as a stone eater though :（ （hide spoiler）] 。。。more
Lou_GilSayan
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Sadly， my difficulty to get involved in the story due to its absolute complexity lasted till the end of this book。I still feel like I missed so many things。 I feel at the end this complexity （ especially the vocabulary） didn’t add anything to the story。Still a 3，5 because it is good but oh my it is difficult to read。
Rabbit Hole
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Everything you could want in a fantasy series， intertwining a post-apocalyptic world with fantasy elements and individuals with the power to control the environment for good or bad。 The world building within this novel is on another level， and tells of an alternative Earth to ours which is plagued by constant near extinction events， something its inhabitants have come to expect and deal with as part of life。N。K Jemisin proves again with this series that she is one of the most talented fantasy wr Everything you could want in a fantasy series， intertwining a post-apocalyptic world with fantasy elements and individuals with the power to control the environment for good or bad。 The world building within this novel is on another level， and tells of an alternative Earth to ours which is plagued by constant near extinction events， something its inhabitants have come to expect and deal with as part of life。N。K Jemisin proves again with this series that she is one of the most talented fantasy writers of our times， interweaving wonderful and fully developed diverse characters with out of this world world building。 。。。more
Bartek
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I hated “The Obelisk Gate” and now I simply cannot get round to finishing this trilogy， so for now DNF。
Claire
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I loved the first book， enjoyed the second book， and had THE HARDEST TIME finishing this one。 I wanted so badly to like it😔
Izzy
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I don’t think I I liked this one quite as much as the first two— I just didn’t care much about that character’s back story— but still one of the best trilogies I’ve ever read。 Loved the very end， too。
Scott Barber
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Holy shit this trilogy is so good。
Meg
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Satisfying end to the trilogy - off in search of more of her books to devour！
Iris
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Me aburrí en muchas partes （sobre todo cuando Nassun era el eje） pero me encantaron los temas que tocó y el final fue el apropiado。
Hannah
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This was a great way to end this series。 It was action packed and had a lot of character and plot development。 This was much better than the second book and kept me hooked the whole time。 The ending left me shook and I should have seen it coming， but I didn’t and it made me so sad😭
Lindsey
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4。5 stars。 This final installment started out a bit slow for me， but I'm in awe of how Jemisin tied the whole trilogy together。 My favorite book of the series was #2。 Highly recommend the audiobook versions of all three！ 4。5 stars。 This final installment started out a bit slow for me， but I'm in awe of how Jemisin tied the whole trilogy together。 My favorite book of the series was #2。 Highly recommend the audiobook versions of all three！ 。。。more
Jordan
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An impeccably-written work of modern sci-fi/fantasy。
Malin
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4。5-4。75*
Silvana Zago
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Creo que， en este punto， solo puedo hablar de la trilogía como una sola cosa， Y tengo que decir， que es una de las mejores historias que he leído。The Stone Sky en particular， me pareció un final maravilloso para una trilogía increíble。N。 K。 Jemisin logra mantener de una manera equilibrada （y casi respetuosa si se puede usar ese término en este contexto） todas las historias y pequeños elementos que conforman estos libros。 Los personajes son tan completos y humanos; el mundo （siendo un mundo tan p Creo que， en este punto， solo puedo hablar de la trilogía como una sola cosa， Y tengo que decir， que es una de las mejores historias que he leído。The Stone Sky en particular， me pareció un final maravilloso para una trilogía increíble。N。 K。 Jemisin logra mantener de una manera equilibrada （y casi respetuosa si se puede usar ese término en este contexto） todas las historias y pequeños elementos que conforman estos libros。 Los personajes son tan completos y humanos; el mundo （siendo un mundo tan particular y original） se siente real， con problemas y personas reales。Justo comentaba con un grupo de lectores que no sé qué leer ahora， porque una parte de mí se ha quedado en este mundo tan cuidadosamente fabricado con la autora。 No voy a poder dejar de recomendar esta trilogía a todo el que se arriesgue a preguntarme。 Si pudiera le daría 10 estrellas 。。。more
Dan Tasse
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Also great but trailed off a little - I kind of lost what's happening at some points， and just shrugged and said "well， our heroes have to do X magic thing now。" Why did they have to bring the moon back？ How does that solve our problems， besides "magically it will"？ I don't know - but I feel this with lots of trilogies so maybe I should learn to pay more attention even after the action gets more grandiose。 Also great but trailed off a little - I kind of lost what's happening at some points， and just shrugged and said "well， our heroes have to do X magic thing now。" Why did they have to bring the moon back？ How does that solve our problems， besides "magically it will"？ I don't know - but I feel this with lots of trilogies so maybe I should learn to pay more attention even after the action gets more grandiose。 。。。more
Chris
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It was alright I guess。 Looking at the other reviews I’m not sure we read the same book series。 For something that got so many 5 star reviews and won so many Hugo awards I expected so much more than I got。 I still don’t really know why I finished the series other than to see if it actually went anywhere。 It seemed like it was building up to something that it couldn’t deliver on。 And the whole moon subplot turned out to be really boring and felt like an afterthought。Nassun’s POV chapters continue It was alright I guess。 Looking at the other reviews I’m not sure we read the same book series。 For something that got so many 5 star reviews and won so many Hugo awards I expected so much more than I got。 I still don’t really know why I finished the series other than to see if it actually went anywhere。 It seemed like it was building up to something that it couldn’t deliver on。 And the whole moon subplot turned out to be really boring and felt like an afterthought。Nassun’s POV chapters continued to make me want to stop reading。 Her whole character arc was really annoying and unfulfilling。 There’s very little reason for her to do almost anything she wound up doing。 She has the capacity to unconditionally love a psychopath killer and just straight up hates her mom at the end for almost no good reason。 Doesn’t even try to understand her point of view even after learning more of her story…but she clings to Schaffa， a guy who has her murder a bunch of roggas in cold blood， because he’s a little nice to her sometimes。 I wanted to pull my hair out listening to her reasons for basically anything she did。I think the concept for this series was cool but it ran its course after the first book。 And even then， that book almost dares you to stop reading because of how hard it is to follow the second person narrative。 。。。more
Isabella Salomonsson
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I min mening inte lika stark som de tidigare i serien。 Kanske för att den förklarar väldigt mycket som är både påtagligt och abstrakt och som till viss del kanske inte behöver förklaras。
Jess Tennant
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A satisfying end to the Broken Earth trilogy， with amazing world-building and unpredictable turns。
Surbhi Das
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The first book will always be my favourite of the trilogy but this one came very close！！The Fifth Season ~★★★★★The Obelisk Gate ~★★★★The Stone Sky ~★★★★ The first book will always be my favourite of the trilogy but this one came very close！！The Fifth Season ~★★★★★The Obelisk Gate ~★★★★The Stone Sky ~★★★★ 。。。more
Phil
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This final book launches forward after a somewhat stagnant second instalment。 A satisfying and moving conclusion。
Loren
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Wow- amazing ending to this series。 The world building， cultural critique， character development were all so satisfying。 This third book was by far my favorite。
Akshay Singh
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Quite confusing， and a little underwhelming after the first book which introduced the stillness。 This book expands to corepoint and the stone eaters history， and these are valuable additions。 However the reading is slightly difficult when the author keeps switching the narrator。
WriteMePoetry
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OMGOMGOMG JUST READ THIS SERIES Y'ALL OMGOMGOMG JUST READ THIS SERIES Y'ALL 。。。more
lony。
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[5/5]É muito difícil encontrar palavras para descrever o que foi essa leitura。 Nesse momento， quando eu finalmente comecei a escrever depois de encarar a tela do computador por uns bons 10 minutos， estou no mesmo estado emocional no qual eu me encontrei logo após ler a última linha de The Stone Sky: uma pilha de sentimentos contraditórios。 Estou feliz por ter amado o livro， triste porque acabou， satisfeita com o final， morrendo de vontade de saber o que acontece depois。 Não faz sentido， mas é um [5/5]É muito difícil encontrar palavras para descrever o que foi essa leitura。 Nesse momento， quando eu finalmente comecei a escrever depois de encarar a tela do computador por uns bons 10 minutos， estou no mesmo estado emocional no qual eu me encontrei logo após ler a última linha de The Stone Sky: uma pilha de sentimentos contraditórios。 Estou feliz por ter amado o livro， triste porque acabou， satisfeita com o final， morrendo de vontade de saber o que acontece depois。 Não faz sentido， mas é uma situação que combina com o livro， pois The Stone Sky é， acima de tudo， uma narrativa extremamente humana， e não existe nada mais humano do que um comportamento contraditório。Se， por um lado， os dois primeiros volumes da trilogia tiveram como tema principal a forma que a desigualdade existente no mundo pode afetar uma pessoa; por outro， The Stone Sky trata do que o indivíduo atingido deve fazer com a dor que lhe foi imposta e com a sociedade que a impôs。 Acho que é evidente o quão injusta essa situação é: por ser tratada de forma inferior， uma pessoa é obrigada a lidar com as consequências disso e a fazer escolhas extremamente difíceis。 Afinal， por que salvar um mundo que te vê como algo inferior？ Não seria melhor destruir tudo？ Algumas coisas não podem ser consertadas。Mas outras podem。 E é aí que vem a contradição incrível desse livro。 É estranho dizer que um livro permeado por tanta raiva e dor também possua esperança， mas essa é a verdade quando se trata de The Stone Sky。 Há esperança nos laços que Essun desenvolveu com outros personagens， há esperança até nos laços que ela perdeu。 E há esperança para o mundo， também， mesmo que a mudança seja algo milhões de vezes mais difícil que a destruição。Antes， mencionei que não há nada mais humano que o comportamento contraditório。 Agora， eu acrescentaria que， entre os comportamentos contraditórios que um ser humano pode ter， um dos principais é querer mudar o mundo apesar de diversas tentativas nesse sentido terem falhado durante a história。 E é isso que The Stone Sky aborda de uma forma incrível。Recomendo demais a leitura dessa trilogia。 N。 K。 Jemisin fez algo realmente especial nesses livros。 A forma que essa estória é contada é um diferencial incrível com relação a outros do mesmo gênero。（Essa resenha ficou bem menor do que a maioria que eu faço， mas acredito que é porque， com The Stone Sky， me encontrei em uma situação de gosto-tanto-disso-que-não-consigo-encontrar-palavras-para-expressar-o-quanto-essa-coisa-é-especial-para-mim。 Essas situações não são muito comuns para mim， porque encontrar palavras para falar sobre coisas é algo que eu amo fazer。 Mas enfim。 Acontece。） 。。。more
Kevin Mullier
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In the end this series was unable to keep up with the brilliance of its 1st book。 Although I was spoiled about certain elements of the 1st book （unlike with the next 2） it was somehow more suspenseful and enjoyable than the next two trilogy conclusions。 Although the author is talented in her writing style and use of 2nd person narrative （I like how this had a purpose in the end， helping Essun remember who she was） I feel that the world building， although interesting， was a little too complicated In the end this series was unable to keep up with the brilliance of its 1st book。 Although I was spoiled about certain elements of the 1st book （unlike with the next 2） it was somehow more suspenseful and enjoyable than the next two trilogy conclusions。 Although the author is talented in her writing style and use of 2nd person narrative （I like how this had a purpose in the end， helping Essun remember who she was） I feel that the world building， although interesting， was a little too complicated at times and it was kind of confusing to see who the villains were and what the ultimate goal was。 I feel that keeping the mother and daughter apart for so long was frustrating more than anything else and apart from the cool magic system， the hunt for the stolen moon （i like how Hoa was responsible for this） this book was one I felt like a chore to get through， rushing through it just so i could say i finished the trilogy。 I feel Merphy Napiers review sums up my feelings for this series as a whole"I love the world building and depth of these characters， but I just didn't have a lot of interest in what was happening with the actual story after book one。 I was hoping that would change with book three but unfortunately， the intrigue was just lost for me。 I think this author is extremely talented and want to read more of her work though" 。。。more
Daniel
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Fantastic end to potentially one of my favourite book series of all time， highly recommend this。
Emily Wright
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These are the best books I've read since Miéville years ago。 Just as intricate， just as well written， just as much mind-blowing and original world building。 Now that I know what I do （things are explained much more by the end of the third book） I feel I need to read them all again。 And they're so good I won't mind one bit。Ten stars if I could。 These are the best books I've read since Miéville years ago。 Just as intricate， just as well written， just as much mind-blowing and original world building。 Now that I know what I do （things are explained much more by the end of the third book） I feel I need to read them all again。 And they're so good I won't mind one bit。Ten stars if I could。 。。。more
Kelsey Hubsch
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This was one of those series that I was sad about finishing because it means I’ll never be able to read it for the first time again。 I’m not usually a fantasy fan but this series really kept me hooked throughout all three books。 I definitely recommend！
Deborah
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A great ending to an original and fascinating series。 I struggled a bit to keep up with the earlier ones， but this one tied everything up， even if not how I expected。 That's a good thing as I didn't expect the scope of the tale and the humanity in it。 No spoilers， but it was an intense read at the end and one of those books you put down at the end and have to take the time to absorb it。 Amazing book。 A great ending to an original and fascinating series。 I struggled a bit to keep up with the earlier ones， but this one tied everything up， even if not how I expected。 That's a good thing as I didn't expect the scope of the tale and the humanity in it。 No spoilers， but it was an intense read at the end and one of those books you put down at the end and have to take the time to absorb it。 Amazing book。 。。。more
Dany
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This was a very good book and a great ending to the series， having a fascinating world building， great character development and a perfect mixture of SciFi & fantasy！ I loved it！
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