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A review by beth_waller97
Fourth Wing by Rebecca Yarros
adventurous
emotional
hopeful
sad
tense
fast-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? A mix
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? Yes
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
5.0
Holy. Fucking. Shit.
I see where the hype came from. I’m a believer in everything Rebecca Yarros.
This is so fun, so heartbreaking, and so HOT
A perfect cross between How To Train Your Dragon and Attack on Titan if I’m honest. Incredibly well written and had me interested from the get go.
Violet is the daughter of General Sorrengail - probably the most feared woman in the entire kingdom. When her mother forces her to change her plans six months before entry into her chosen profession, Violet has to adapt - and quickly.
This book follows Violet as she grows into a brand new woman, learning more about herself, her family, and her closest friends, as well as brand new people she never even thought would cross her path.
I thoroughly enjoyed Fourth Wing, and I see where the hype comes from. If you think I’m not pre-ordering the next book and the next 3 after that, you’re wildly mistaken. This is my book of the year, hands down.
I see where the hype came from. I’m a believer in everything Rebecca Yarros.
This is so fun, so heartbreaking, and so HOT
A perfect cross between How To Train Your Dragon and Attack on Titan if I’m honest. Incredibly well written and had me interested from the get go.
Violet is the daughter of General Sorrengail - probably the most feared woman in the entire kingdom. When her mother forces her to change her plans six months before entry into her chosen profession, Violet has to adapt - and quickly.
This book follows Violet as she grows into a brand new woman, learning more about herself, her family, and her closest friends, as well as brand new people she never even thought would cross her path.
I thoroughly enjoyed Fourth Wing, and I see where the hype comes from. If you think I’m not pre-ordering the next book and the next 3 after that, you’re wildly mistaken. This is my book of the year, hands down.