disappointing 11 1

Since the trilogy of the Ants, I was always a big fan of Werber. His treatment of the subjects, trying to make us reflect on our lifestyles and thinking had always interested me. But in recent years, in fact since "The mystery of the Gods" and "Butterfly stars", I admit not adhere completely to the style.

In this latest novel, "The Cassandra mirror", I had the impression that primarily Bernard Werber had made a list of everything that annoyed him in today's society (consumerism, pollution, war of religion, chilly political power, etc.) and he had decided to slip it into the book. So, I had the impression of seeing it. And so it was more of a pamphlet than a novel.

The end of the story itself also seems a little rushed, like "happy ending" individual while the entire book advocates precisely the opposite, with the prominence of the collective consciousness of future generations, etc.

So I think the beginning of October next year, I do not procurerais me last Werber. I certainly expect the release in paperback.