It's all about their dark as well as unfortunate past that shape their distinct yet compelling personalities. Today, a lot of people say that fantasy worlds don't even need to be diverse since fantasy worlds are different than our worlds. I think that's a ridiculous argument, but the author Leibardugo proves them wrong in such a classy way with this book. Tas Bricker, who is morally Gray, is a criminal prodigy, yet he's disabled inejgafa and Jasper Fahee are people of color too willing
Hey, I know it. I hate it's my alltime favorite fantasy book. For a reason. This book is a true masterpiece. Even this book has set a record in my head. And now when I read a book, it's just impossible for a book to reach that level. That's why I'm not even liking other books these days because I've read Six of Crows. And thanks for the shout out
Okay. But after I admit this Diya at first, when I got recommendations of this book, wherever I went, I saw this book here. So at first I was like, you really think I'm going to read a book about Crows? I have other things, too. I said that was my reaction at first, but okay. I'm so glad it's not about action. Yeah. I just wanted to share this thing. That's it. I really thought