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A review by ameserole
The Last Namsara by Kristen Ciccarelli
5.0
THIS BOOK WAS SO FREAKING AWESOME!
Ever since I saw this while browsing at a bookstore I fell in love. Just with the cover guys. I didn't even want to know what this book was about. All I knew was that I wanted this book more than I ever had. Sadly, I didn't buy it... yet. I did find an audio version though and I felt that I'd rather get it for free from the library right now and if I loved it then I would most definitely buy the book. Lord knows that I wouldn't buy a book that I wouldn't end up eventually loving but there's always that scary moment where that might actually happen.
I freaking loved Asha throughout the entire book. I honestly can't wait until the next book comes out and I really hope I don't have to wait so freaking long for it. I felt so bad for her too. She has like the worst father ever and she was even engaged to a fucking douche bag. God, I don't know how many times I've planned their deaths while reading this book. Then there's the friendship between her and Safira. THEN TORWIN. Then swooning, cheering, shipping, and more swooning.
Plus, a book with dragons in it? HECK YEAH, sign me up. I volunteer as tribute to read that type of book! The dragons were awesome in The Last Namsara and I want to see more of them asap!
I have nothing against this book at all. Yes, it did have some flaws but I obviously overlooked those because I just loved this book. I'm happy that I took my time with it because audiobooks on my laptop are harder to listen to for me because I don't want to lug my laptop around all the time. Now if there is a hoopladigital app for my phone then I would've ate this book up.
Loved it. People should go read it.
Ever since I saw this while browsing at a bookstore I fell in love. Just with the cover guys. I didn't even want to know what this book was about. All I knew was that I wanted this book more than I ever had. Sadly, I didn't buy it... yet. I did find an audio version though and I felt that I'd rather get it for free from the library right now and if I loved it then I would most definitely buy the book. Lord knows that I wouldn't buy a book that I wouldn't end up eventually loving but there's always that scary moment where that might actually happen.
I freaking loved Asha throughout the entire book. I honestly can't wait until the next book comes out and I really hope I don't have to wait so freaking long for it. I felt so bad for her too. She has like the worst father ever and she was even engaged to a fucking douche bag. God, I don't know how many times I've planned their deaths while reading this book. Then there's the friendship between her and Safira. THEN TORWIN. Then swooning, cheering, shipping, and more swooning.
Plus, a book with dragons in it? HECK YEAH, sign me up. I volunteer as tribute to read that type of book! The dragons were awesome in The Last Namsara and I want to see more of them asap!
I have nothing against this book at all. Yes, it did have some flaws but I obviously overlooked those because I just loved this book. I'm happy that I took my time with it because audiobooks on my laptop are harder to listen to for me because I don't want to lug my laptop around all the time. Now if there is a hoopladigital app for my phone then I would've ate this book up.
Loved it. People should go read it.