
It was just ok 🤷🏻♀️ I could take it or leave it.
It was just ok 🤷🏻♀️ I could take it or leave it.
“And in the end, though, we'd saved each other. All of us had.”
I liked how cozy this was to read, and I liked characters. Mostly. Some of them are annoying but that's also humane.
This was really light read, I enjoyed this more than previous ones. Usually there is so many unnecessary pages but his was short - so even though there wasn't that much happening in this one either it was so much more bearable.
#Pantone2022 #SeriesRead2022 #WyrdAndWonder #aestheticallymatched
“Never enough. Not to paint him, know him. Eons would never be enough for all I wanted to do, see with him. For all I wanted to love him.”
Smaller in comparison. I almost felt guilty reading it as I'm used to 600+ pages. But this Novella is only a teaser and a close to last three.
It teases Cassian and Nesta a bit which I am intrigued to see how that dynamic will unfold.
Part of me doesn't like the splashing of wealth in this book. They build an estate and suddenly she's a business all because it can be bought just annoys me a bit, especially as she was in poverty before 😅
Ah, the Christmas special. I keep calling it that, but that‘s really what it is. This installment catches us up on what the characters have been up to in the aftermaths of Hybern as they prepare for the Winter Solstice. You definitely don‘t have to read this one because nothing really happens, but it does set Silver Flames up nicely. I enjoyed the light-heartedness after such a heavy setting in ACOWAR. Can‘t wait for Nessian‘s story! 😍
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I feel the thought in this book is to show some comfort and healing in those after war, a short story for following up with characters and it's perfect with the theme being a Solstice Holiday! I really enjoyed this quick read.
Weekend Read ☀️
Waiting for IKEA to open, looking for my first bookshelf to set up! Sooo excited. Hope you all have a Fantastic Weekend. 🌈
This felt like a filler book…nothing really happened. I‘m excited for the next book. I‘m very interested in Nesta‘s story.
It snowed this morning! ❄❄❄ Not a lot, but still enough to make it pretty! 😍 Seems like the perfect time to start this next book! 📖
I read this book a few years ago so decided to listen to the audiobook on Hoopla. This was the last book I read in the series. It‘s during Winter Solstice- the war is over the gang is together again for the holidays. I didn‘t enjoy it as much as the earlier books, it feels like a placeholder. But the audiobook is well done and it was a good refresher as I bought the next book in the series. I wish there was something between a pick and so-so
Literally the only thing that happens in this book is a family Winter Solstice celebration. Preparing, buying presents, dealing with holiday family drama, and eating and drinking. I would have liked to see more background and insight into the characters we know less about. Nothing new is revealed about anyone. I kept reading, thinking more would happen. It doesn't, but it's a quick read.
My library hold became available yesterday, so The Midnight Library is on pause. Here we go!
⭐⭐⭐⭐ ...I'm considering this one the "Christmas episode". It's winter time, there's celebrating and gift giving, not much is actually happening in the main story but all the friends are there so it still works. ?
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Okay. ACOTAR people don't come for me.... First off I want to say that I have LOVED and even OBSESSED over the series so far. This one... I wish I didn't bother with. It was so boring. Nothing really happened. 😴
You have been warned....
Bk2 of March is done. While this was a sweet feel good novella from the Night Court, it didn‘t really add much to the story, just Feyre painting, Nesta bitching & Rhys buying stuff. Cute but 🤷🏻♀️ #BookspinBingo #PennyPerPage #SeriesRead2022 #FinishingTheSeries
Back to my books... because real life sucks. 🤷
Felt like a hallmark Christmas special, but I still enjoyed the read. Quick and easy.
#FunFriYay
Rhys and Feyre are my favorite couple. 💓
@HappilyEverKrafter
My #JoyousJanuary recap.
I finished 5 books and read for a total of 48 hours. As always, I loved this monthly Readathon.
I'm trying my very best to finish this book today! It's a light read and I've teared up twice already. I'm looking forward to seeing how Maas ends the series (-:
Another lovely short addition to the Court series! Covered post war Night Court and how all characters are learning to cope through their nightmares and daily struggles. But also shines through with hope for the future!✨
3⭐ This felt a little unnecessary, almost like a book needed to be published but the real story wasn't ready.
This final week of #WinterGames2021 totals 3454 points for #TeamGameSleighers . This season has been a blast and has me at the highest point total (I believe) I have ever gotten with 10,305. Thanks you @StayCurious for being my team captain. Also to those who hosted readathons like #AVeryMerryReadathon #Wintercosy #20in4 #WrapItUpReadathon #LittensListenAudiothon #DashingDecember @Andrew65 @TheSpineView @keys_on_fire @aperfectmjk @PuddleJumper
Such a cute, good short little read before the end 💙
A fun little vignette into the holiday season. Nothing mind blowing but cute!
I've been rereading this series to prep for the most recent book (since I tried starting it and couldn't remember the main events being referenced...)
I actually enjoyed this far more as a reread; I think because my expectations were very low. The first time around I was excited for it, then disappointed when it felt like just a money-grab filler. It's still that, but at least I wasn't expecting anything that furthered the plotline
Just finished it. It was good. I didn‘t expect so many POVs. Not there were a ton but a couple that weren‘t in the previous 3 books
Having read the 3 books before, which were absolutely fantastic. Action packed and page turning which meant that I couldn‘t put the book down! I am sorry to say that I‘m rather disappointed with a Court of Frost and Starlight. I found it very difficult to stay engaged and found that nothing really happened. I would say this book is a filler and don‘t have to read it.
4.5⭐️ after surviving the battle, Feyre, Rhys and the rest of the crew and get together to celebrate the holidays. Still having to deal with day-to-day struggles, the story actually get to see how the crew working towards healing from all they have lost. I enjoyed it. It was a light hearted and sweet. However, I don‘t think I would‘ve liked it so much if I didn‘t know the backstory. As a standalone, this would‘ve been a far lower rating for me.
A lighter read from the previous books in the series. Not a fan of the sexual scenes, but overall pretty good.
Time for an audio cycling session with the family to hopefully finish this book off today. 😍💛
A little audio off-roading today. Gotta love my desert home. 🌵🌵🦂🏜
At this point Sarah J. Maas owns my soul 🤷🏼♀️
Didn‘t have a very productive #24in4
Ended up being a much busier weekend and a sick dog to worry about, managed to finish The Ladies of The Secret Circus and read A Court of Frost and Starlight which was a short book with not a lot of the excitement like the others had,but fun nonetheless!
So my grand total was 51/2 hours but that‘s ok better then nothing!
It was a good addition as it explores the characters further and highlights the effects the war had on them without brushing it away like it was a mild inconvenience. I also liked the way Feyre finally got to use her painting skills and embrace that more peaceful part of herself.
However, it can easily be skipped. It's nothing particularly special and there are no grand revelations, just a nice story.
Lovely short coda to the trilogy!
Now I can start Silver Flame!
Pretty good short interlude to A Court of Silver Flames 🔥👌🏽
This book made me smile :) It was a nice little book to continue their lives until the next ones come out. I love all of the acotar characters so much! I‘m going to read every thing I can about them!