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Una McCormack is the author of Doctor Who: The King's Dragon, featuring the Eleventh Doctor, Amy and Rory. She lives in Cambridge, where she reads, writes and teaches. She and her partner have no cats and many Daleks.
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Dr. Who : Way Through The Woods
Sep 6 2011
By Timothy
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Format:Hardcover|Amazon Verified Purchase
Very good read. Follows and expands on the storyline of the Dr. Who series. Well worth reading for all fans.
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Excellent Story
Mar 30 2013
By Laura
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Format:Kindle Edition
I've read several Doctor Who books and this is one of my favorites. The story is engaging and not predictable.
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Great Story, Lack of Characterization
Jan 26 2013
By Agent Double M
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Format:Hardcover
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This is the second novel Una McCormack has written for Doctor Who, the first being Doctor Who: The King's Dragon (also 11+Amy/Rory). I slightly worried when I picked up this one because Doctor Who: The King's Dragon is incredibly similar to the story of Beowulf. I thought 'The Way Through The Woods' with a wolf on the cover would be her version of Little Red Riding Hood or something. But huzzah, it's not. And by the way, there are no wolves in the novel. Bad deceiving cover!
McCormack's 'The Way Through The Woods' had an excellent story. I was really intrigued by the mystery of Swallow Woods and the hundreds who disappear into the woods every fifty years. I read this novel much faster than my usual reading time. But around a little over half way through when the mystery starts to become unraveled and you find out what's really going on the book really starts to go downhill. It becomes less interesting and you are left with a feeling of 'that's it'? Although someone for a change takes the Doctor up on his offer on taking them to another planet.
The characterization in my opinion was rubbish in this novel. I thought it was great in Doctor Who: The King's Dragon but McCormack missed the mark in this one. None of them really seemed like themselves, they all seemed genetic.
I'd recommend this to Doctor Who fans of course. If you enjoy Amy I feel like you will get more from this novel.
This is the second novel Una McCormack has written for Doctor Who, the first being Doctor Who: The King's Dragon (also 11+Amy/Rory). I slightly worried when I picked up this one because Doctor Who: The King's Dragon is incredibly similar to the story of Beowulf. I thought 'The Way Through The Woods' with a wolf on the cover would be her version of Little Red Riding Hood or something. But huzzah, it's not. And by the way, there are no wolves in the novel. Bad deceiving cover!
McCormack's 'The Way Through The Woods' had an excellent story. I was really intrigued by the mystery of Swallow Woods and the hundreds who disappear into the woods every fifty years. I read this novel much faster than my usual reading time. But around a little over half way through when the mystery starts to become unraveled and you find out what's really going on the book really starts to go downhill. It becomes less interesting and you are left with a feeling of 'that's it'? Although someone for a change takes the Doctor up on his offer on taking them to another planet.
The characterization in my opinion was rubbish in this novel. I thought it was great in Doctor Who: The King's Dragon but McCormack missed the mark in this one. None of them really seemed like themselves, they all seemed genetic.
I'd recommend this to Doctor Who fans of course. If you enjoy Amy I feel like you will get more from this novel.
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