RANKING EVERY SHADOWHUNTER BOOK

I loved it so much. I love all the characters, all the friendships. This is another first book that's amazing.

The book where I really, really became invested in Clace. Clace was my ultimate ship at this point.

City of Bones is a classic. Wouldn't be here without it. It laid the groundwork for this world that we would absolutely fall in love with.

I love City of Fallen Angels. What an amazing day it was when the announcement dropped that Cassandra Clare was writing three more Mortal Instruments books.

City of Glass is by far, even if you didn't like the first two, it's like it's worth it to read those for City of Glass cuz this is a masterpiece. It's so funny and so well plotted.

This was a great finale, but there was a really strong line of setup for TDA. And those lines of setup make me feel like it's not a finale.

Jace and Sebastian and Clary, that trio climatic scene at the end was so good. And Clary and those rings with Simon, I mean, it was so funny and so creepy.

Clockwork Angel started it all for my fave trio, the best love triangle of all time, Will, Tessa, and Jem. The first book in Cassie's trilogies tends to be my least favorite of those trilogies and that holds true for TID. This is excellent though.

It's the most satisfying, gut-wrenching in the most amazing way. We got everything we ever wanted and more.

This is a perfect book. I tend to be a second book lover. Like I am the most passionate about the second book in most series.

This is another novella collection. It is excellent. It starts off with maybe I quote the weakest story, but it's a story of Jace coming to live with Maryse and Robert Lightwood, which is grand and is something we always wanted to see.

This was such an amazing kickoff book to a series.

This book is huge and it had everything. It had those moments where it hit you so hard. It had that gut-wrenching end that you get at Clockwork Prince.

Because it's my least favorite of the Cassie finales because it didn't feel like a finale. Like I was expecting finale, but really it was like intermission.

It's so important, and it's so heartwarming.

The reason The Bane Chronicles is at the bottom of my list is one, I didn't get to the end. And two, I only enjoyed like one of the stories I read.

I enjoyed the hell out of it. This takes place after City of Heavenly Fire and before Lady Midnight.

But, you know, their relationship has developed and grown so much and I love where they're at currently. And to go back to like the end of the beginning, it just wasn't as exciting.