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A review by bexthebookworm
House of Sky and Breath by Sarah J. Maas
adventurous
emotional
funny
tense
slow-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? A mix
- Strong character development? It's complicated
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? N/A
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
3.75
But wherever you’re headed when this life is over, Quinlan, that’s where I want to be, too.----
⭐⭐⭐✨ 3.75 stars
Okay imma get the bad for me out the way first. I feel like this had too many subplots ; I feel like there was so much happening at once I got massive confusion. For the size of this chonky book... Lots of it. Was. Not. Needed. Only subplot I really enjoyed was Night & Days romance 🥺🩷
Now the good:
The ending made me SQUEAL with excitement to read the next book, I won't spoil but if you've read other works from SJM you'll love this ending, cried at work the minute everything started clicking with the last chapter. I loooooved seeing furys soft side and romance 🤗🏳️🌈 my gaydar just KNEW I was gonna eat it up and I did. Loved getting to see Bryce & Hunt being together again.. ugh I just love this world and characters so much, very excited but terrifed to read the final chapter
⭐⭐⭐✨ 3.75 stars
Okay imma get the bad for me out the way first. I feel like this had too many subplots ; I feel like there was so much happening at once I got massive confusion. For the size of this chonky book... Lots of it. Was. Not. Needed. Only subplot I really enjoyed was Night & Days romance 🥺🩷
Now the good:
The ending made me SQUEAL with excitement to read the next book, I won't spoil but if you've read other works from SJM you'll love this ending, cried at work the minute everything started clicking with the last chapter. I loooooved seeing furys soft side and romance 🤗🏳️🌈 my gaydar just KNEW I was gonna eat it up and I did. Loved getting to see Bryce & Hunt being together again.. ugh I just love this world and characters so much, very excited but terrifed to read the final chapter
Graphic: Body horror, Death, Sexual content, Grief, and War