01/22/2021
Soraya had an agreement with the div where it asked for a Simorgh's feather and was hesitant to follow, but she was too late to go back. She finds herself in a temple that reminded her about a priest who knew about her curse and told her horrible things, like her belonging in a place with monsters, although he's one of the two people that knows where the feather is. She wonders where he is, and if he can help her to find the feather.
11/19-11/20
The author uses terms that are descriptive, but detailed, although when the author describes a certain scenario. It's like you can feel and see through the words, like this part“the scalloped waves along her chin and jaw, whorls on her cheeks, stripes along her forehead, like a moth‘s wings were laid out over her skin.“and “the div‘s eyes were too bright, too piercing.“ You can portray the character's facial features and their actions.
10/15/2020
Fiction:
If she didn't live in a palace and was just a normal girl. She could've been freer to roam around their city and discover new things. But it would also be dangerous for her because as if someone found out and report about her curse, being able to kill people from the slightest contact. Everyone would see her as a threat and what if someone orders to kill her for the sake of the people.
09/20-09/20
Fiction
After finishing the first chapter, I found out that Soraya was a very lonely princess who was cursed by a demon that her mother caused and that anyone who dares to touch her gets poisoned and die. Her life in the palace remained hidden from everyone except her mother, Sorush (twin), her childhood friends Laleh, and Ramin. After finding out that her brother is getting married she doesn't know whether to go or not.
Fantasy
The cover of the book really attracted my eyes as it included a snake and a rose that were combined together that got me interested in how it related to the book. The summary of the book included a lot of twists that I didn't expect and I wonder where the book will take me.
