Another book by this great author that leaves me speechless... I absolutely loved it. I think it's one of my favorites along with the third one.

In other books, I had the feeling that there was a lot of filler or chapters that I didn't really need. But in this book, that's not the case. Its thousand-odd pages are filled with events and twists and turns that keep happening to every single character.

In this book, new characters appear (which is normal since there are so many characters). I really liked the Cristhie family. There are so many events involving this family, and I especially liked Malva. With this girl, a thousand stories unfold and she marks a before and after.

I didn't find it long at all, and at the end, there's an amazing twist that leaves you wanting more and eager to pick up the next one. So I'm really looking forward to getting it and continuing with this wonderful story and this magnificent author.

**Title: The Wonders of Nature**

Nature is truly a remarkable and awe-inspiring phenomenon.

It encompasses a vast array of elements, from the majestic mountains that reach towards the sky to the gentle lapping of waves on a sandy shore.

The beauty of nature can be found in the tiniest of details, such as the intricate patterns on a butterfly's wing or the delicate petals of a flower.

It also has the power to evoke strong emotions within us, whether it's a sense of peace and tranquility when we漫步 through a forest or a feeling of excitement and wonder when we witness a spectacular sunset.

Moreover, nature provides us with essential resources that are vital for our survival, such as clean air, water, and food.

We should all take the time to appreciate and protect the wonders of nature, for it is a precious gift that enriches our lives in countless ways.

Let us strive to be good stewards of the environment and ensure that future generations can continue to enjoy the beauty and benefits of nature.

4'25/5⭐

Deciding what score to give to Viento y ceniza, the sixth installment of the Outlander saga, has been a tough call for me. On one hand, I really liked it. There is a lot of action, more than in the previous book, and many things happen that will leave you speechless, both good and not so good. New subplots are opened, and others are closed, such as the ones related to Stephen Bonnet, Ian's past, or Malva Christie, among others. I have to say that I laughed out loud more than once, as the characters are very charismatic and the author is an expert at inserting some absurd situations to lighten the mood.

However, there were moments when it felt a bit heavy, and there were certain chapters that the author could have skipped without affecting the plot. Nevertheless, it has been a reading that I have enjoyed. As always, there is a great evolution on the part of the characters, both main and secondary, compared to the previous book. Regarding the cast, we can't complain, as many characters that we already knew appear, as well as new ones, which will bring new mysteries and surprises.

It is also worth highlighting the great research work carried out by the author throughout the entire saga. She manages to create a very faithful atmosphere of the time, and the small fantastic elements that appear seem perfectly real and believable, just like her characters. I am really looking forward to picking up the next one to see how the story continues after that ending. In addition, I am extremely curious to know how life is going for Lizzie and the Bearsdley, because my goodness, the mess they got themselves into, hahaha.

Highly recommended