Throne of Glass by Sarah J. Maas, published 2013
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5 stars. I loved, loved, loved the characters. So much. The main character especially, I loved her. Her perseverance and spitefulness was so fun and relatable. I could keep rambling about how amazing the characters were, but I think you get it.
If I’m nitpicking, I didn't like how oblivious the main character was to the affections of the two men after her though. I feel like if she had acknowledged it a bit more, then this book would've been even more of a home run. The dystopian theme wasn’t overwhelming, and I loved how the author let the fantasy aspect of the story shine.
Anyway, great book, great characters. And I mean it, this is a very good book if you want something simple that you don't have to get really into and it leaves you just satisfied enough. I won’t be reading the next one, but I would still 100% recommend this book.
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