What I Read: March 2024
March was the month of ACOTAR ! My best friend, Danielle, convinced me to start the series and I am so glad she did. Believe the hype because this series is worth your time. I read the first two books in the series in March and I am currently halfway throughthe third book! Possible spoliers ahead... A Court of Thorns and Roses by Sarah J. Maas ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Summary : A young girl is fighting to survive and feed her family after her father and his company went bankrupt. Unknowingly, Feyre kills a magical wolf while out hunting one day. A few days later, a giant wolf comes to her home and takes Feyre to another world beyond the wall. Thinking her life will be spent in a prison cell, things are not as they seem. Feyre's life may be about to start beyond the wall rather than end. Review : Think Beauty and the Beast meets Game of Thrones. Sarah J. Maas swept me away into lush gardens with glass-like ponds reflecting the beautiful trees and flowers of Prythian. The storyline moves quickly and a