book had an incredibly vivid setting however I'm definitely biased because I read the book when I went to Iceland
FINALLY FALL BOOK TAG
I also think that six of crows and cricket Kingdom I think Leigh bardugo did a really good job describing a cat or damn it just the way that she describes it to me it feels more tangible than a lot of other stories
crown of feathers by Nikki palp red Oh which is kind of like a it's got the Milan trope but then with Phoenix is a really fun story
I really enjoyed that story and it definitely it gave me the heebie-jeebies
miss borne just feels so real to me the way that Luth adele is described the ash the red tint of the sunlight the fact that everything is brown and dead looking and dirty all that with the spires of critic Shaw and the ballrooms the stained glass windows I mean I it's just so well described
and the sequel of course they're both music nightmares it's also beautifully written
I also think that six of crows and cricket Kingdom I think Leigh bardugo did a really good job describing a cat or damn it just the way that she describes it to me it feels more tangible than a lot of other stories
it's always pretty though that's not normally my thing but it's it is very pretty and this story definitely tackles some really heavy things it gets very dark and quite morbid but it's but I love it
the book thief is a story by Markus Zusak in which death is telling the story I think that's extremely unique and I definitely need to reread that book because it was very good







