This was mostly a satisfying ending to a gripping trilogy. I reread the previous two books before starting The Queen of Nothing just to refresh my memory, so I got to enjoy the world of Faerie in all its terrible glory.
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Do Arranged Relationships Stick Like Mehendi?
I gave A Match Made in Mehendi 3.5 stars because of its fresh take on traditional matchmaking. I don’t necessarily encourage arranged marriages, but I acknowledge their usefulness to people who are too shy and reserved to look for a romantic partner.
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Yes, I Was a Twinerd Once
Even though I have been already exposed to a lot of literature with more depth or substance, I honestly do not regret my fondness for this novel/saga.
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A Multitude of Poignant Letters
We Contain Multitudes was beautifully yet poignantly written. Its collection of letters played with my emotions.
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Saying Goodbye Is Such a Nightmare
If there’s one author whom I want to write my autobiography, it’s Laini Taylor. No matter how boring my life is, I think she has the power to make it interesting to readers through her magical way with words.
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Into the Jewish Woods
The Sisters of the Winter Wood was pleasing in regards to its elegant writing and historical content. Who would’ve thought that you could write a fairy tale that was not-so-fantastical?
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The Ruler of Prolonged Suspense
ule was predominantly frustrating because of its circular plot. Did the author delay the big reveal just to warrant a sequel? You tell me.
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Bickering through the Bloody Night
Reading Nightblood was a predominantly fun experience. I’m just not sure if it’s a good book for people who are already quarreling with their boyfriends or girlfriends.
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A Graceful Critique of Infuriating Misogyny
Grace and Fury is a good fantasy/dystopian novel. Its message of female empowerment makes it worth your time. But if you’re looking for something to blow your mind, this book might be a disappointment.
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Wickedly Dumbfounded
I’m confident that I’m also gonna love the next book in The Folk of the Air. So far, the only “negative” thing I can say about the series is that Taryn sucks. Somebody, please erase her from the face of the earth.
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