A review by cameronreads
Six of Crows by Leigh Bardugo

5.0

Better on reread. What a masterful world Bardugo has created, and such compelling characters to put in it. I’d sell my soul for any one of these six and I’d thank them for asking it of me. I see why some people reading this for the first time round have issues with the pacing, and why it can be a bit confusing especially if you haven’t read Shadow and Bone, but knowing everything I do it’s just. So. Good. Half the plot twists still got me. The way this is plotted out, what’s hidden from the reader and how it’s revealed etc. is so well done. So glad the series bullied me into picking this up again.