How many books can I ACTUALLY read in a week? (this was interesting..)

The way it is written is quite thought-provoking, so I think I'm definitely going to be reading it maybe a little bit slower, just like as in I'll have to take a lot of time to focus on it.

It was a cute ending. Like it was a very wholesome, fun, light-hearted, gentle kind of read. I feel like that's the best way I could describe it.

Like, I love when you like when the writing has character, and I feel like in Lightlark, it really lacked character, and that's kind of what took me out of it.

I don't think it was a five stars. Like there was definitely things that I felt quite removed from, but it was a masterfully executed plot. Like this plot was insane.

I didn't hate this book by any means. I just wasn't very invested in it and not as invested as I thought I would considering the hype surrounding it, but I have had a lot of people say that and then the rest of the series gets better.

The only parts I didn't really like was how repetitive some of the writing got in just describing action scenes or describing certain scenes in general and how our protagonist was feeling. And then I feel like the lack of consistency with the kind of magical world. Like it felt like a bit of everything, which is fun, don't get me wrong, but I do think a little bit more consistency probably could have helped that.