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insomnolent_reader 's review for:
The Dream Thieves
by Maggie Stiefvater
Have you ever read a book where you're so amazed and enthralled that you have no words - just pure admiration? Well, I may have found the ones doing it for me. Hello, Stiefvater, I bow down.
When I read ACOSF, I told everyone that character-driven books aren't for me. This series has been proving me wrong since the first book. All of them so interesting and chaotic that I need to look inside them.
I have to admit that during the first book and now this book, it was slow for the first half. After that, everything just goes. No stopping for air because you don't want the magic to disappear in the peripheral of your imagination. Do it and you might just miss the point. xD
All I know is we're searching for Glendower but we're also searching for everyone's purpose. Glendower became secondary and I love that it wasn't so focused on that. Everything here is so subtle that you have to be in the clearest of thoughts to understand the underlying tones of the writing. Fucking beautiful is what it is.
Thanks for reading. ♡
When I read ACOSF, I told everyone that character-driven books aren't for me. This series has been proving me wrong since the first book. All of them so interesting and chaotic that I need to look inside them.
I have to admit that during the first book and now this book, it was slow for the first half. After that, everything just goes. No stopping for air because you don't want the magic to disappear in the peripheral of your imagination. Do it and you might just miss the point. xD
All I know is we're searching for Glendower but we're also searching for everyone's purpose. Glendower became secondary and I love that it wasn't so focused on that. Everything here is so subtle that you have to be in the clearest of thoughts to understand the underlying tones of the writing. Fucking beautiful is what it is.
Thanks for reading. ♡