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4.3 AVERAGE
4.3 AVERAGE
adventurous
dark
emotional
medium-paced
Loveable characters:
Yes
Diverse cast of characters:
Yes
Such an amazing conclusion to an amazing series. Maggie Steifvater has outdone herself with this work of pure magic that had me on the edge of my seat at almost all times. The epilogue was such a perfect conclusion, even if I do want more. I’m so sad that it’s over now.
3.5
Maggie's prose is always magnificent and it is always the greatest pleasure to read, but the book has so little Ronan, the whole trilogy does. I liked it, but unfortunately It didn't turned out to be what I was wishing for.
I loved the last page!
Maggie's prose is always magnificent and it is always the greatest pleasure to read, but the book has so little Ronan, the whole trilogy does. I liked it, but unfortunately It didn't turned out to be what I was wishing for.
I loved the last page!
A momentus yet somehow disappointing end for a world of characters I loved very much? I'm conflicted.
Simply put: this was an impeccable conclusion. Maggie’s mind. Ugh. This goodbye was a hard one for me; it’s a finale for both series. I can’t wait to re-read!
I literally can't tell what I'm feeling
the highlight was FERAL DECLAN tho THAT BIT WAS SO GOOD AAAAAH
worst bit was when I thought Adam Parrish had died multiple times because that was completely soul destroying
the highlight was FERAL DECLAN tho THAT BIT WAS SO GOOD AAAAAH
worst bit was when I thought Adam Parrish had died multiple times because that was completely soul destroying
Literally sobbing. I love these characters so much. And some how Declan Lynch is near the top of that list now.
adventurous
challenging
dark
emotional
funny
hopeful
sad
tense
fast-paced
Plot or Character Driven:
A mix
Strong character development:
Yes
Loveable characters:
Yes
Diverse cast of characters:
Yes
Flaws of characters a main focus:
Yes
For how Artsy these books are, it's a shame that the covers are so monochromatic and boring.
i feel conflicted about this book but i’m mostly just sad the whole thing is over. i’m going to miss you, old friend.
Wow. What to say about this book... I guess I'll start with the fact that the Raven Cycle changed me fundamentally as a person - Maggie and her writing, for better or for worse, has had a major part of shaping who I am. No book could replicate what I felt when I read those four books for the first time. So I was actually really hesitant about this trilogy, especially because Ronan was so deeply deeply important to me. But after finishing this last book, I can say that I am happy with the way it ended. This trilogy grapples with a lot of what I am also grappling with - I, like our beloved characters, am not in highschool anymore, where things were wild and almost magic, but have been plunged into the essentially alienating experience of young adulthood, where everything kinda sucks and the world is going to shit and my relationships are changing and things I thought were true are no longer. Greywaren specifically deals with collective apathy for the state of the world and plumbs the depths of family trauma - two things that are very present for me currently. Of course, because I am human and not a work of fiction, my problems will not end the way Ronan and Declan's do, nicely wrapped in a bow, but that is ok - it was enough to see myself in the pages. This book brought me to tears multiple times. I'm gonna miss these characters, but I'm also glad it's over - it's time to move forward.