There seems to be no line, not even a blurred one, between self-love talk and outright narcissism – the constant self-love talks Feyre gives herself are actually just the inner talks of an incredibly narcissistic person. Her trauma is heavily exaggerated and overexploited. I felt like watching videos of 'selfless acts of kindness' of people who shove their phones in the face of a homeless person while giving them food or money, so that everyone can see how magnanimous they are... I could rant for hours about ACOTAR, which means that there are things I liked otherwise I would not waste my breath. The characters were SO AMAZING! They all have different personalities and good and bad qualities. They did bad and good things and we got to know the main reason why they had done things in the past and their story.

Throne of Glass follows assassin Celaena Sardothien and includes the following books: The Assassin’s Blade, Throne of Glass, Crown of Midnight, Heir of Fire, Queen of Shadows, Empire of Storms, Tower of Dawn, and Kingdom of Ash. There are also box sets, a game (Embers of Memory), and a coloring book, as well as a collector’s edition of Throne of Glass. This series is now complete, but will be re-released with new covers in 2023. I loved the relationships. The romance part was very well-written! Sarah wrote it in a lovely way, the characters really matched, and the way they finally found each other was excellent. Special Editions: Kingdom of Sand & Stars Hardcover Books with Gilded Edges | Signed Book | Reader GiftI Am Beautifully Made*new edition | Disability Awareness | Inclusive Book for Kids | Self-confidence book for kids |Diverse Book | Self-love Fourth Wing Red Special Edition Iron Flame PRE ORDED Sprayed Edges, Rebecca Yoros Book Cover , Basgiath War College Merch , Dragon Rider I loved how Feyre started to “accept” (and adore) fairies and how she became one of them. She left her old thoughts and life behind. I loved her. I loved all of them. this whole series was good enough and enjoyable. the most interesting part is that was the first story which showed me anyone could fall in love more than once. this series, especially later part of story, had much feminism energy. from slow-paced to fast-paced. amazing. She left Rhys, her friend (mate or not), injured in the freezing mud and went off to HIS cabin to spend a few days painting and recovering (she was the one in need of recovery….).

i began to have less interest in fayre. i understood how bad tamlin did her, but wasn't everyone in their own trauma? wasn't everyone also struggling to escape that phase of nightmares?Keep collections to yourself or inspire other shoppers! Keep in mind that anyone can view public collections—they may also appear in recommendations and other places.