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Crooked Kingdom (Six of Crows, #2)
Leigh Bardugo
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Kaz is becoming quite the softy 🧸 (in his own way). Can’t pretend he doesn’t care about them all anymore.
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I thought it would be kind of fun to see where in the world people are, and then folks can make friends with people from the same countries/ares (if they way, not pressure obviously).
I'll go first. I'm Canadian, and more specifically I am in British Columbia (Vancouver Island if you want to get fancy).
Try to find your country and join that thread!
Everyone else?
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”Don’t be a Matthias.” Nina covered her mouth in horror. “I’m going to eat twice as much cake to make up for it.” 😂🍰
It’s these little exchanges that get me every time. Love these characters.
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I have no negatives to say, except I'm angry at myself for not discovering this book sooner. 10 years strong and it still holds up and is so very relevant.
This book will stay with me for a long time. A masterclass in character development. Delightful dialogue. Shocking plot, that even for a heist novel, really did keep me guessing until the very end.
Literally could not be more obsessed with these beautiful characters. They are so complex, so rich, and so human. It took me a minute to understand why we needed 5 POVs and to get used to switching between them so often, but trust that you will fall in love with them all and crave more by the end.
Oh and if you're turned off because it's YA, just mentally age them up (which is what I did, thanks to the recommendation of other PB readers). Age is fairly irrelevant in this book.
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WHY do romance books keep giving us “romantic” moments that are actually just full-body ICKS 😭😭 like sorry but if he’s glaring at every guy who so much as breathes near you… that’s not hot, that’s controlling I get the jealously if she or he posted a picture with others and its like a close pic but really🤨?? Your gonna kill anyone who breathes the same air as her... 🚩
like NO, I don’t want a love interest who can’t take no for an answer and keeps “persisting” until she caves. that’s not devotion, that’s harassment with extra eyeliner.
also? when they never communicate their feelings but somehow expect the other person to read their mind??? EW. imagine falling in love with someone who acts like a puzzle box with bad Wi-Fi.
don’t even get me started on the dudes who neg the girl constantly and it’s framed as flirty banter. no bestie, that’s just rude.😒
romance authors pls understand: BASIC RESPECT IS SEXY. listening?? hot. apologizing?? hotter. actually supporting their partner instead of sulking like a man-child?? scorching.😍
I want green flags, not emotional constipation dressed up as mystery. if your love interest acts like a red flag factory🚩, I’m throwing the whole book across the room.
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Leigh Bardugo