Crewel is a book based on a dystopian world where a group called the Guild control everything. In this world, there are some very special people called Spinsters, who can see and control the very existence of...everything. In this book, there's a girl called Adelice and she's one of these Spinsters. It is usually a great honour to be a Spinster, but Adelice's parents have spent the whole time since they found out what she could do hiding it. By one day, Adelice's makes a mistake. And they take her. 
 I loved this book. First off, the cover and the blurb. The cover is beautiful, both of them that I've seen, and vey fitting, I think. The blurb is perfect, doesn't give much away, just enough that you want to get the book and read more. I love when a blurb is like that, even as it annoys me, lol. 
 The actual book was good too. The twists all thoughtout the book kept you very interested and it definitely worked on me, I could not put this book down. At night, I'd put the book down to try and sleep, but after a minute or two of lying there staring at the ceiling, I'd grab it again and start reading. 
 And something I'm sure everybody is worried about, the world building. This is, inevitably, something we all look for in a dystopia novel. How is an author going to justify the creation of their dystopian world? Well, rest assured, the world building in this book is amazing. Of course, we're not really focused on that during the beginning and it's only actually at the end that you hear something of it, but what we have heard does bode well for the next book. 
 I also like how the book is not actually that long, because then everything isn't ridiculously stretched out to the point that you want to throw the book out the window. Because, and yes, I will admit it, if the things in this book were stretched out, even I would throw this book against the wall. But it wasn't so that's ok.