Sunday, February 7, 2016
Six of Crows
There's a lot I could say about this book, but I'll settle for just saying that it was just as good as I had hoped. A heist story, in the Grisha-verse, with a variety of damaged characters. The pacing was non-stop, but it wasn't just about plot: the characters all have their own unique backstory and baggage that they bring to the story, complicating the heist arc in interesting ways.
I was a little scared to read this because I admire Bardugo's books (Her Grisha series were one of my comps when I queried and when my book went on submission)--and yes, reading it did make me question everything about my own writing. But only when my brain wasn't actively engaged in the story, which was most of the time, so it's all good.
Really though, a fun, dynamic story.
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I haven't read this yet, but want to. So glad you liked it.
ReplyDeleteI have this on my shelf. I started it, but I don't know what mood I was in that day because I wasn't involved with the characters. I need to finish it!
ReplyDeleteI have this on my shelf. I started it, but I don't know what mood I was in that day because I wasn't involved with the characters. I need to finish it!
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