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A review by jenhawk
A Court of Thorns and Roses by Sarah J. Maas
5.0
I really enjoyed the whole flow of this book. What I love the most was when I was reading I could imagine the scenery of this whole world because of how good the small details were written. The love story was beautiful and self-love (feyre). When Feyre started feeling more than how she saw herself, to being accepted from others she didnt think would've been accepting. That was beautifully written.
In my opinion, the sisters were very complicated to say the least. It felt very unfair how Nesta treated Feyre and in a way, at the end I understood why, but I also feel like she didnt need to be that way toward Feyre. I am glad that the relationship between them was fixed at the end of this story because Feyre loved her family, even if she made that promise with her mom, she really loved them and only wanted to give them everything.
lucien was my favorite character. His brothers are a dick and his father is a coward. His story was heartbreaking, losing his true love and his eye because of his bravery. But lucien still kept true to himself and pushed through. I liked how he is a very loyal friend. I hope he finds happiness in the future books.
There was a moment when I felt 2nd hand embarrasment. When the whole staff can see Feyre the entire time and she wasnt aware. That was hilarious.
Tamlin and Rhysand is like light and dark going head to head. I couldnt decide who I liked more or hated more from their actions or intentions. In a way I felt Tamlin seems "too perfect" and seems like Tamlin likes to keep secrets even after, Everyone else explained the curse and even at the end he gave no explanation. While Rhy is a likeable prick with do-able red flags.
That BITCH Amarantha, now she was scary, a trickster and ruthless. Kindof gives me communist vibes. Eventhough her drive was the death of her sister, she had already taken care of the murderer so i feel like Her endgame was going to be endless and I'm glad Tamlin got rid of her face with the sword.
Overall I will continue with the series and see where it takes me.
In my opinion, the sisters were very complicated to say the least. It felt very unfair how Nesta treated Feyre and in a way, at the end I understood why, but I also feel like she didnt need to be that way toward Feyre. I am glad that the relationship between them was fixed at the end of this story because Feyre loved her family, even if she made that promise with her mom, she really loved them and only wanted to give them everything.
lucien was my favorite character. His brothers are a dick and his father is a coward. His story was heartbreaking, losing his true love and his eye because of his bravery. But lucien still kept true to himself and pushed through. I liked how he is a very loyal friend. I hope he finds happiness in the future books.
There was a moment when I felt 2nd hand embarrasment. When the whole staff can see Feyre the entire time and she wasnt aware. That was hilarious.
Tamlin and Rhysand is like light and dark going head to head. I couldnt decide who I liked more or hated more from their actions or intentions. In a way I felt Tamlin seems "too perfect" and seems like Tamlin likes to keep secrets even after, Everyone else explained the curse and even at the end he gave no explanation. While Rhy is a likeable prick with do-able red flags.
That BITCH Amarantha, now she was scary, a trickster and ruthless. Kindof gives me communist vibes. Eventhough her drive was the death of her sister, she had already taken care of the murderer so i feel like Her endgame was going to be endless and I'm glad Tamlin got rid of her face with the sword.
Overall I will continue with the series and see where it takes me.