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Six of Crows (Six of Crows, #1)

Leigh Bardugo

Start date: May 17, 2021

Finish date: June 17, 2021

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Nov 30, 2019 walkingquokka rated it it was amazing

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Mar 24, 2020 Yuno rated it it was amazing

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WOAH! Shit, what have I just finished?
This is like the most incredible, breathtaking and fascinating journey ever!!! I want to say that this is the best book I've ever read this year, how is that even possible? Leigh Bardugo is such an incredible human being to have written something so amazing like this. Having read the Grisha Trilogy, i am so excited to find out about another part of the world besides Ravka. And this book doesn't disappoint!! The places like Fjeda and Kerch were written unden WOAH! Shit, what have I just finished?
This is like the most incredible, breathtaking and fascinating journey ever!!! I want to say that this is the best book I've ever read this year, how is that even possible? Leigh Bardugo is such an incredible human being to have written something so amazing like this. Having read the Grisha Trilogy, i am so excited to find out about another part of the world besides Ravka. And this book doesn't disappoint!! The places like Fjeda and Kerch were written undeniably vivid; i felt like i was in those places, really! Other than that, the characters in this book are flabbergasted. Gosh, I love each and every character; I can't believe it was so easy to read, to understand when there are 6 main characters in here, and there are 5 POV. As the story goes, we get a glimpse of their past, and I had to say that this 3rd person POV was the best thing ever!!! Favourite character? well, no one can resist Kaz's brain, right?? He's just so smart, like super smart. He thought of things that I've never even thought of 😭 i REALLY do feel bad for his dark past, but without it, he wouldn't the Kaz Brekker, right? I also couldn't resist shipping Kaz and Inej. Like woah, the romance doesn't take over the plot, but i kinda it could haha.
Well Enough of my feelings, so the story follows the characters travelling to the Ice Court, a highly secured place in Fjerda to rescue a person who knows how to make "jurda parem", something that empowers Grisha, but at the same time, makes them addicted, and craves for it like drugs. So Yes. The story was action-packed from the very start to the very end; I just love every bit of it, and I can't wait to pick up Crooked Kingdom right away. 5 solid ⭐

1st read: March 24, 2020
2nd read: April 7, 2021: 5 freaking star. I have so much fun the second time reading. I can't believe how many times I laughed. The first 100 pages were quicker this time. The overall pace is also faster somehow. I am in love with these characters. I can't wait to get my heart broken in CK. ...more

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