i'm scared to keep going with the following books after bloodsong for the same reason i have pretty much not heard anyone be like i like the next books even more
BOOKS I'M NERVOUS TO READ
both of these series are ones that i've heard go downhill as you progress in the series and i enjoyed the first books in both of these quite a bit
i have read the first book in the tamarra series which i enjoyed it is a retelling of the napoleonic era but there are dragons and the dragon temeraire is so precious and so cute
iron gold in the continuation of red rising nope hated not because it was a terrible book but i just didn't like the direction it went because it does have characters from the original series and they just turn into monsters they're just so stupid i couldn't stand it
then i read king of scars and i was like i liked the first half but then i felt like there were things that kind of sort of changed in a sense things from the original series
i think six of crows is one of the continuations i do like because it's separated enough from the grisha trilogy
i adored skyward and then starsight to me it didn't have as much of the camaraderie that skyward had and i loved that element of the first book
starsight to me it didn't have as much of the camaraderie that skyward had and i loved that element of the first book
for example strange the dreamer queens of venice lear those have very flowery writing that's not necessarily my cup of tea but i'm okay with it if i really grip by the story or the themes or the characters and i can appreciate it
both of these series are ones that i've heard go downhill as you progress in the series and i enjoyed the first books in both of these quite a bit
for example strange the dreamer queens of venice lear those have very flowery writing that's not necessarily my cup of tea but i'm okay with it if i really grip by the story or the themes or the characters and i can appreciate it
i picked up under heaven by this author and dnf'd it because well the writing style wasn't my favorite
then i read uprooted by the same author and very much didn't care for it i thought the folklore elements were really interesting creepy very atmospheric and i really appreciated those elements of the story but there were some other things about the story the pacing the main character herself her thought process behind things some things that happened in the book i just wasn't the biggest fan of it felt very meandering to me












