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A Court of Frost and Starlight by Sarah J. Maas
adventurous
emotional
lighthearted
reflective
medium-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? A mix
- Loveable characters? It's complicated
- Diverse cast of characters? Yes
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
5.0
"Stars flickered around us, sweet darkness sweeping in. As if we were the only souls in a galaxy." ❄️
This book often gets a frosty reception, but I found it a delightful, sparkling interlude in the ACOTAR saga. While some criticise its lighter, less plot-driven nature, that's precisely what I liked about it. It was a breath of fresh, winter air after the intense battles and emotional turmoil of previous installments. Think of it as a cozy holiday special with your favorite characters – a chance to reconnect with Feyre, Rhysand, and the inner circle in a more relaxed, festive setting. The Winter Solstice celebrations were beautifully depicted, creating a warm and enchanting atmosphere. Yes, Nesta's prickly demeanor continues to grate, and I'm definitely hoping for some serious character development for her in the future. But honestly? I welcomed the absence of world-ending threats and high-stakes drama. Sometimes, it's nice to simply spend time with characters you love, witnessing their quieter moments of joy, healing, and connection. ACOFAS offered just that – a heartwarming glimpse into their lives after the war, a chance to rebuild and find peace. It was a quick, enjoyable read that left me feeling content and eagerly anticipating the final chapter of this captivating series.
This book often gets a frosty reception, but I found it a delightful, sparkling interlude in the ACOTAR saga. While some criticise its lighter, less plot-driven nature, that's precisely what I liked about it. It was a breath of fresh, winter air after the intense battles and emotional turmoil of previous installments. Think of it as a cozy holiday special with your favorite characters – a chance to reconnect with Feyre, Rhysand, and the inner circle in a more relaxed, festive setting. The Winter Solstice celebrations were beautifully depicted, creating a warm and enchanting atmosphere. Yes, Nesta's prickly demeanor continues to grate, and I'm definitely hoping for some serious character development for her in the future. But honestly? I welcomed the absence of world-ending threats and high-stakes drama. Sometimes, it's nice to simply spend time with characters you love, witnessing their quieter moments of joy, healing, and connection. ACOFAS offered just that – a heartwarming glimpse into their lives after the war, a chance to rebuild and find peace. It was a quick, enjoyable read that left me feeling content and eagerly anticipating the final chapter of this captivating series.