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dramagirl2003 's review for:
The Stolen Heir
by Holly Black
adventurous
dark
medium-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
sadly i didn’t enjoy this as much as
The Folk of the Air, but it was still good. this book is from wren’s perspective, so that was a change to get used to. i was bored for the first 45%, but to be fair i didn’t really fully get into The Cruel Prince until the last 40% of it either, so i guess i can forgive the rough start. not a writing issue but a me issue was that oak was literally a child in The Folk of the Air, so to read him as a love interest this time was strange and ever so slightly cringey, the same way i feel with younger siblings and their partners
The Folk of the Air, but it was still good. this book is from wren’s perspective, so that was a change to get used to. i was bored for the first 45%, but to be fair i didn’t really fully get into The Cruel Prince until the last 40% of it either, so i guess i can forgive the rough start. not a writing issue but a me issue was that oak was literally a child in The Folk of the Air, so to read him as a love interest this time was strange and ever so slightly cringey, the same way i feel with younger siblings and their partners
thoughts while reading
p120: well this is fairly reminiscent isn’t it
p235: i knew it! that’s so cute 🥺
p241: don’t take her hairpin 😡
p248: AHHHHH THAT’S WHAT JUDE SAID TOO
p292: damn that was actually pretty hot
p342: wait a damn minute wren’s heart must be mellith’s!!!
p350: this is absolutely insane
quotes
I find them both disconcerting and fascinating in equal measure.
I am drawn to watching his face, as though through his dreams, I will learn his secrets.
Something is very wrong with me.
Graphic: Death, Violence, Blood, Murder, Injury/Injury detail
Moderate: Torture, Kidnapping, Abandonment
Minor: Vomit