Book Review - The Wind, the Wind, and the Wind in Threes

i was so impressed with the way that he was able to turn a phrase. I really like that he was doubling down on there's the silence of three parts, but as he's describing things, he describes things in threes. My one concern coming out of it was, is this what i'm going to be getting the whole that's book exactly my tougt? And then as soon as you move on to the next little bit, i realize, no, we're ok. He's just him setting a tone for ote you're about to go into. But your looking at this book gon like, how many, hundreds of pages? It's like 700 pages or 800 pages