every popular interconnected series and where to start! 📖

Personally, I love both of these series. I love Once Upon a Broken Heart more, but I love both of them. So, I'm going to always suggest to read both of them.

So, starting with Clockwork Angel, you can start there. I 100% think that you can start at Clockwork Angel.

Dance of Thieves, as I said, one of my favorite duologies of all time. So look, I would say it's worth reading them, but if you just really, really, really want to read Dance of Thieves and you read the first Remnant Chronicles and you're like, it's not for me, you probably could just go on to Dance of Thieves. Like I understood it perfectly fine.

Now, the first one is okay. They definitely get a lot better as they go on, but I would recommend starting with the Chestnut Springs.

I would always recommend, and it's my favorite series as well, to read the Chestnut Springs series first. I will say I'm not a cowgirl romance kind of gal. I never would have thought I would enjoy this, but I actually did.

Also just one of my favorite characters of all time that we're following in this. I loved this duology. I thought it was wonderful and I don't think it gets nearly enough hype to be completely honest.

Then you can also go on to Lady of Midnight, which in my opinion is severely underrated. I loved that series.

And Once Upon a Broken Heart is truly one of my favorite series I have ever read in my entire life.

This is a small-town romance. Yes, it is a bit of an age gap. Don't even talk to me about it. I still enjoyed it.

I just think the Shadow and Bone trilogy as a whole sets up the Grishaverse every book in the Grishaverse so well. We get introduced to the magic system in such a digestible way in a way that like our character is getting introduced to it, so it doesn't feel that overwhelming

I love the Six of Crows, the Grishaverse. That is like my everything series, one of the series that ignited my love for fantasy. And to this day, I just am absolutely obsessed with these characters, with everything.

I think it's a great entry point. Again, everything is explained and broken down really, really well. It is very easy to follow.

I know that there is a trope in there that we all don't like, we all avoid it, but to be honest, it's it's fine. You just go with the vibes. You don't take it too seriously.

To be honest, I haven't experienced a major overlap in a lot of them. We do have one or two key characters to be very present in these books, and so therefore I think it's very valuable to read them in order, but you know, if you're like dying to jump into Way of Kings, you probably can just jump into Way of Kings.

But yeah, I would highly recommend starting with Warbreaker. I think it's such a great entry point and it's just not too overwhelming cuz we're just dealing with one book. One book, a whole bunch of action, really engaging plot, but also very well paced.

Wild Love or the Rose Hill series as a whole, definitely wasn't my favorite. I enjoyed the Chestnut Springs series more. I enjoyed our characters more.

This is my favorite book ever by Abby Jimenez. I think this book blew it out of the park for romances for me. I never thought I would connect to a romance book so much.