Rezension zu Tower of Dawn von Sarah J. Maas
[Ravenclaw.Threadsister] Tower of Dawn - Sarah J Maas
von KimSlr
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KimSlrvor 6 Jahren
This review and many others, both german and english, can also be found on my blog.
Diese und viele weitere Rezensionen, auf deutsch und englisch, findet ihr auch auf meinem Blog.
Ravenclaw Threadsister
(Warning: I listened to the audiobook and I’m not sure about all the spellings)
This book killed me. I don’t know who I’m supposed to wait until the next ‘ToG’ book, this was literally too much.
To be honest I didn’t think I would enjoy this one as much as I did. I liked both Chaol and Nesrin, but without Aelin and the rest of the gang I thought we’d miss out. Suffice it to say, I loved the book, I loved Chaol, Nesrin, Yrene and Zartak and I didn’t feel like we missed out at all.
In truth there was so much revealed I couldn’t even believe it. It’s been a while since I finished ‘Empire of Storms’ so I wasn’t always completely aware of what would be happening with the rest of the group at any given time, but that made it even better as I only got the information at the same time as Chaol did.
The plot and world-building were amazing as usual and I love Antica even more than the rest of the world. The eastern-influences and getting to know the Kogans court were great.
As for the characters, I was a little sad that Nesrin wasn’t as important as I’d hoped she’s be. I wanted to get to know her better, but the focus was more on Chaol and Yrene.
Which was fine as well, as Chaols development was really interesting to see. When I started the book I felt like I knew him, but there is so much more to him than we’ve seen so far. Watching him heal and grow and get to know Yrene was simply awesome.
I also enjoyed getting to know Yrene, she is a fine addition to our little band of misfits ;)
And while Nesrin didn’t get the amount of attention I wished for I loved the time we got to spent with her, especially while she was riding a Rook.
The plot was exciting and I loved finding out new information and making all the connections.
While I feel this review should be a lot longer, I was so immersed in the book that I took hardly any notes and all I wanna do now is gush, so I’ll leave it here.
Diese und viele weitere Rezensionen, auf deutsch und englisch, findet ihr auch auf meinem Blog.
Ravenclaw Threadsister
(Warning: I listened to the audiobook and I’m not sure about all the spellings)
This book killed me. I don’t know who I’m supposed to wait until the next ‘ToG’ book, this was literally too much.
To be honest I didn’t think I would enjoy this one as much as I did. I liked both Chaol and Nesrin, but without Aelin and the rest of the gang I thought we’d miss out. Suffice it to say, I loved the book, I loved Chaol, Nesrin, Yrene and Zartak and I didn’t feel like we missed out at all.
In truth there was so much revealed I couldn’t even believe it. It’s been a while since I finished ‘Empire of Storms’ so I wasn’t always completely aware of what would be happening with the rest of the group at any given time, but that made it even better as I only got the information at the same time as Chaol did.
The plot and world-building were amazing as usual and I love Antica even more than the rest of the world. The eastern-influences and getting to know the Kogans court were great.
As for the characters, I was a little sad that Nesrin wasn’t as important as I’d hoped she’s be. I wanted to get to know her better, but the focus was more on Chaol and Yrene.
Which was fine as well, as Chaols development was really interesting to see. When I started the book I felt like I knew him, but there is so much more to him than we’ve seen so far. Watching him heal and grow and get to know Yrene was simply awesome.
I also enjoyed getting to know Yrene, she is a fine addition to our little band of misfits ;)
And while Nesrin didn’t get the amount of attention I wished for I loved the time we got to spent with her, especially while she was riding a Rook.
The plot was exciting and I loved finding out new information and making all the connections.
While I feel this review should be a lot longer, I was so immersed in the book that I took hardly any notes and all I wanna do now is gush, so I’ll leave it here.