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A review by xladyxdreamer
Bestie z brązu by Roshani Chokshi
adventurous
emotional
funny
mysterious
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
4.5
I am horrible at reviewing books. I've stated this time and time before. So I'll just say this. These characters are so insanley important to me that I truly do not know if there was ever a time where I cared for each and single of the main characters so fucking much. I'm so glad I found this series. I'm so glad I got to know these characters. And I'm so glad I got to grow with them.
The Gilded Wolves trilogy is one of those that makes me think if I'll ever read anything that feels like it was made for me just how this series felt exactly like that.
The way these books are written. The ideas in them and how human and real all of these characters feel is indescribable. The depth Roshani gives them is incredible. The amount of time and research that went into making these books as accurate as they could be is another reason why they're so easy to read.
And seeing all of these characters from totally different parts of the world come together as a family that loves each other no matter what, for who they are is a beautiful part of this book that makes me love it so fucking much.
And even tho I do think this book is my least favourite out of the trilogy (hence the lower rating) I still think this series did not miss even once. Even if the ending did leave me sobbing I'm glad I got to experience these grand journies with these characters I care so fucking much for.
Thank you Roshani for such great adventures and such an incredible family I got to be a part of during my time of reading these books.
The Gilded Wolves trilogy is one of those that makes me think if I'll ever read anything that feels like it was made for me just how this series felt exactly like that.
The way these books are written. The ideas in them and how human and real all of these characters feel is indescribable. The depth Roshani gives them is incredible. The amount of time and research that went into making these books as accurate as they could be is another reason why they're so easy to read.
And seeing all of these characters from totally different parts of the world come together as a family that loves each other no matter what, for who they are is a beautiful part of this book that makes me love it so fucking much.
And even tho I do think this book is my least favourite out of the trilogy (hence the lower rating) I still think this series did not miss even once. Even if the ending did leave me sobbing I'm glad I got to experience these grand journies with these characters I care so fucking much for.
Thank you Roshani for such great adventures and such an incredible family I got to be a part of during my time of reading these books.