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A review by leebraries
The Queen of Nothing by Holly Black
adventurous
challenging
dark
emotional
sad
tense
medium-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? A mix
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? It's complicated
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
4.5
one of the most satisfying endings to a series i’ve ever read.
though i found some issues with the pacing and some scenes highly unnecessary, i still enjoyed how neatly “the queen of nothing” closed all of the arcs built up in the previous books. i wish we saw more of some characters, but i’m happy with the story we got.
the entire series was a whirlwind of chaos and magic, of trickery and scheming and romance, but i have to say that “the folk of the air” has become one of the most wonderful series i have ever read, and that i will hold this story very dear to my heart for days to come.
long live the high queen and high king of elfhame.
though i found some issues with the pacing and some scenes highly unnecessary, i still enjoyed how neatly “the queen of nothing” closed all of the arcs built up in the previous books. i wish we saw more of some characters, but i’m happy with the story we got.
the entire series was a whirlwind of chaos and magic, of trickery and scheming and romance, but i have to say that “the folk of the air” has become one of the most wonderful series i have ever read, and that i will hold this story very dear to my heart for days to come.
long live the high queen and high king of elfhame.