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I've been waiting for this book FOR AGES! Finally!

Вот опять, хотелось бы более мрачной атмосферы, больше смерти и мифологии за этим всем, но увы и ах, их пока достаточно мало

Во всем виновата красивая обложка...

The scattered write style, while of great importance for the story, does make me feel similarly scattered

And on to yet another re-read...

This is so messed up...

I have a shitload of reading to do for university but...it's a Suzanne Collins book after so many years!!!

But no one would survive the return of any of the elders.

This type of theological horror is right up my alley. Finally an author who works with this brilliant idea!

"You should be dead."
"Many times over, I'm sure," Nadya said dryly.

So much blood. So much cosmic horror. So much madness.
It's delightful.

It was late winter in northern Rus', the air sullen with wet that was neither rain nor snow.

I have about 200 hundred other books that I'd wanted to read both last year and this one but nah, I'll just and re-read one of my favourites instead.

"I'm just me," Linus said, unsure of where this was going. "I don't know how to be anyone but who I already am. This is how I've always been. It's not much, but I do the best I can with what I have."

This. Just...THIS.

It's really nice when authors can make fun of themselves because Maas is definitely doing exactly that at this point! The whole alphahole and mate thing, yeah I can appreciate that.

That wasn't even on my TBR...It just...happened.

Totally saw the revelation coming, still enjoyed the way it was done. On a side note, in my opinion so far this is a lot better than the Grisha-trilogy that it apparently gets compared with all the time.