Omg I just finished the night circus and that’s exactly what I did !!! For 4 days I read it before bed because it was just the perfect setting for a dream 😂
I looooove the night circus and I would highly recommend her other novel, the starless sea. But I would say that it also has a very light magic system and a lot of unanswered questions - it's more about the feel and wonderfully magical and bookish vibe. A lot of people have complained it has no plot and honestly that's fair. But I would still highly recommend it.
The night circus was magical (even with limitations eg little character development), and I hope she develops as a writer. I read enough to suspect what you said about the second one and haven’t read it.
Eren's books are really not for everyone! I read the night circus and despite the slow development of both the characters and the plots, I still adored the novel and it's really one of a kind! I suppose we are fellow rêveurs😂❤
Honestly, I read Shadow and Bone for the first time last week, and even having read lots of YA before, I absolutely loved it! Can't wait for the series
The Night Circus sounds more like magical realism than fantasy! Maybe a lot of the problem people have with it is they think it will be a fantasy with rules and a conclusion but the purpose of magical realism is that it is mysterious (like real magic).
i was so torn when i read the night circus. i absolutely loved the writing and the concept. everything was so whimsical and intricate, but i think my main issue is how underdeveloped marco and celia’s relationship was. it was all so sudden and i honestly don’t know why they even like each other. there was not any real build up and i wanted to see their relationship develop instead of it just appearing. [spoiler: like they haven’t seen each other in years and rarely talked to each other and then he just suddenly says he is in love with her??? i laughed out loud when i read that because it seemed so ridiculous to me] still, there are so many beautiful scenes between them and i did find myself rooting for them in the end. it felt pretty much like a fever dream and i’m still not sure what i think about it (and i’ve read it in september so it’s been a while indeed), i definitely have to reread it to make up my mind!
yeah i was torn as well. I read it while still figuring out my change of taste in books and I couldn't understand why i didn't like it at first. Now I know that the slow pacing was a huge negative point for me. I felt bored. And I knew this book wasn't supposed to be realistic in any way but the plot resolves around those two characters and it was indeed underdeveloped.
Agreed! I also felt like they were both pretty bland. I couldn't tell you a single personality trait that they have. I did like Marco's exgirlfriend though. She deserved better.
I absolutely agree! From what I read in the synopsis I expected them to be opponents in the contest but I also expected a slowburning romance of the enemies to lovers kind. I wanted to read scenes with them in the same room, the air between them charged with magic and emotions and I was pretty disappointed when all I got was them not meeting each other for 90% of the book and then some unmotivated instalove in a ball scene. I did like the circus and the atmosphere though.
I read The Night Circus 3 times by now, and I can tell you that I love it more each time. I think the first time I was just captivated by the circus itself, as if it was the main character in the story (which it kinda is), pretty much like you. With my rereads I think I understand certain plot points a bit more, some complexities of the characters that I hadn’t noticed before, some metaphors for different education systems for example, and also a very fairytale-esque aspect of it, of a contest that is somehow a curse and star crossed lovers and sacrifices for a bigger cause. All of those details made me appreciate the story more, and then it didn’t matter that some things don’t make a lot of sense, because they don’t always have to. But I can see that it isn’t for everyone and it’s completely valid. Great video as always and love the makeup!
Lee Jane Eyre, the pages fly by, it is such a beautiful story about self-worth and the importance of not allowing anyone to underestimate you, it really is a wonderful story.
Honestly, Shadow and Bone really is the definition of YA fantasy, it feels like it followed a certain blueprint 😂 And yesss all the love for The Night Circus! It deserves and award for most atmospheric book ever 🙌
I plan to re-read the night circus soon, I read it many years ago and can't really remember 😅 But I would highly recommend the starless sea, absolutely loved it! I am currently reading ready player one which is fun and on my TBR for march are Piranesi, Aurora rising and strange the dreamer :) I love your videos, they make me feel comfortable, so thank you. Stay safe! Hugs from Germany 😊
If you like middle grade fantasy with magical academies and an intrinsically linked protagonist and villain, would highly recommend the school for good and evil!! It’s a series, I’ve only read the first three but I think that it wraps up really nicely in the third one - it’s about two best friends, one who is a stereotypical ‘princess type’ and one who is a stereotypical ‘hag’ type and they go to a magical academy, with one school for ‘good’ and one school for ‘evil’ and they seem to get put in the wrong schools (no spoiler this is in the synopsis), and you spend the whole of the three books trying to work out who is the villain and who is the protagonist!! It has rly good friendship development - would highly recommend ☺️
if i need a book at some point before the show comes out, i'm for sure gonna pick up shadow and bone for a reread! it's been a few years since i've read it and to be honest i remember nothing from it, and i can't decide whether that's making me more or less eager to reread it haha. i do still love soc, though, and would love to reread that soon as well. i haven't really read ya or fantasy in a while but i think my excitement for the show will motivate me!
I am obsessed with the aesthetic of this video, the lighting, the background, your eyeliner...it's absolutely perfect and made me feel very relaxed after a long day at work so thank you ✨
You convinced me to buy night circus ! Thank you Leonnie 😊 I swear the lecture is not so hard for me (try to read more and more in english to perform this language)
I just read Shadow and Bone for the first time and I really agree with your thoughts. I'm not really into any of the characters but I can appreciate the story. I'm reading Siege and Storm now and I keep rolling my eyes et Alina and Mal... I hope they have better chemistry in the show. 😅
New follower here! :) First... YOU'RE MAKE UP IS SO ON POINT! 💖 Second, I am getting more and more curious about shadow and bone. Also need to re-read the night circus. Third, we have rhe same plant in our bedroom. 🥰
Wundersmith is soo wonderful! I definitely agree with your thoughts on The Night Circus ✨ I highly recommend both Jane Eyre and Neverwhere, especially the latter as Neil Gaiman is one of my fave authors hahah.
I’m going to start(buy) six of crows and shadow and bones ! Actually, I planned to read both of them on mid-year or may be almost winter, but they gonna have TV show, so...I change the plan and excited to read it!!
I liked the first 50% of Shadow and Bone-I was already in love with the world and the atmosphere Leigh creates in her books, and I liked learning more about the Grisha. The last half of the book dragged, I wasn’t really interested in the romance, the journey got a bit tedious at times, and the ending felt very underwhelming to me, I thought that Alina won too easily. Her character wasn’t as compelling but it didn’t bother me too much. I think a lot of hype for the show and other people’s edits and fanart buoyed my enjoyment for the book and I think if I hadn’t read Six of Crows I wouldn’t have wanted to buy to continue this series. My favorite part of the book was easily Alina and Genya’s friendship and Genya as a whole
I got the night circus in a blind date with a book when I was 11 and I really want to reread it because everything I remember is an absolute fever dream
i also just reread shadow and bone! i finished it in two days, obviously i really enjoyed it again. debating if i should start the second book before the show or not.
You should. The second book has one of my favorite characters and since they said that it’s a mix of SoC and S&B, there might be spoilers for it. It’s your choice, though.
Rebecca Solnit has a wonderful personal essay type book called "The Faraway Nearby" which I thought was excellent! It's a little newer than Hope in the Dark too, I never felt that outdated sense with it. I think her writing, especially in this more memoir-ish style, is really stunning and full of depth and vulnerability. In it she makes a lot of really cool connections between life, literature, art, and science. If you're ever interested in giving her another chance :)
Night circus was just meh for me bcs I think the only thing author developed perfectly was circus and i felt the relationship of characters with each other was so underdeveloped 🤧
I just finished shadow and bone as well and even though I’m also in my early 20s, I finished it in a weekend, quite enjoyable. TBD my thoughts on the series as a whole though
9:50 sooooo, Alina and the darkling 😂 If you do read Jane eyre, I HIGHLY Recommend you read it with the audio book. Even as a native English speaker, I trudged through a few of its chapters, but that could’ve just been an older edition with all the old English spellings. If/ when I reread the novel, I will definitely listen to the audiobook on TH-cam as I read
Can I just say congrats and well done 👍 to you on your reading for February tbr please stay safe and strong love from your number one Australia fan John and can I please say that your eyes are really amazing 😉
I've decided I'm not going to read Shadow & Bone and just enjoy the show when it comes out. I am going to read Six of Crows, because it seems like I want to take that in before the scrambled up version appears...
The audiobook from Neverwehere that I listened to was narrated by N. Gaiman himself and even though Neverwhere wasn't my favorite read I would still highly recommend the audiobook!
Love your channel. I went over board buying books this month. I bought a total of 17 books. So, I have plenty to choose from. They shall be read and added to my book blog.
so I borrowed Shadow & Bone from my friend in 2020, and I was SO put off by all the, "how could he ever find me attractive when he's surrounded by GORGEOUS GRISHAS ALL THE TIME?!". I know I was that kind of teenager, but it doesn't appeal to me now. While I do still deal with self esteem issues, this kind of stuff just doesn't appeal. I have bought Six of Crows though (even though I am on a book buying ban...!), hopefully I don't have to read all S&B books to appreciate it...?
For anyone who values a good story, don’t read The Night Circus. Before this I don’t know there is something called “atmospheric book”. If a book has nothing but atmosphere, I don’t know why would you read it. Visual arts and music works a lot better than plain description.
I also read shadow and bone for the first time last month, it's good but yeah the main character a little bit annoying for me😆 and i don't really like a book with first person pov :((
Now that I am retired I am trying to get away from computer text including (Kindle). Many years ago before computers, I had tons of paperback books you could purchase at the grocery store for peanuts. The first book I remember reading was "Davy Jones Locker". That book marked me with non-fiction reading. I will admit I read 1/2 of "Little Big Man" before I saw it was (FICTION). Anyway, I always do long-winded comments and I never comment on a video unless I watch 100%. Have a good day :)
Just a suggestion - please try SIx of Crows instead.. I think Leigh Bardugo really levelled up with that one. Plus if you have the basics of the Grishaverse down, you might really enjoy it?
The way I'd describe the romance/love sory difference, at least in this book, is that the love story is important but not the actual story. The relationship is central and affects and moves forward the plot , but the actual romance content (like romantic scenes) isn't that much. In romances, romance fantasies etc there's a lot of pagetime with characters falling in love, thinking about each other and stuff like that (idk I'm not an expert on romance). There are scenes like this in The Night Circus, but they're just a part of the puzzle, the story is about the Circus, and follows many characters. The love story is similar in Erin Morgenstern's other book, The Starless Sea. It's important but it's not the point of the book. Tbh I liked that one even more than The Night Circus.
I adored The Night Circus!! It was one of those book I purposely read before bed so it would influence my dreams lol.
Omg I just finished the night circus and that’s exactly what I did !!! For 4 days I read it before bed because it was just the perfect setting for a dream 😂
Can we talk about her outfit for a moment because it’s AMAZING
Yeah... It's amazing outfit.👍 I love it❤️😊
And even her makeup, its amazing
Yeees!! ❤️ I love it
i guess it's kinda randomly asking but do anyone know a good website to stream new tv shows online ?
I looooove the night circus and I would highly recommend her other novel, the starless sea. But I would say that it also has a very light magic system and a lot of unanswered questions - it's more about the feel and wonderfully magical and bookish vibe. A lot of people have complained it has no plot and honestly that's fair. But I would still highly recommend it.
The night circus was magical (even with limitations eg little character development), and I hope she develops as a writer. I read enough to suspect what you said about the second one and haven’t read it.
@@Scottlp2 the starless sea definitely isnt for everyone! Most of what I'm seeing is you either like it or hate it lol
Eren's books are really not for everyone! I read the night circus and despite the slow development of both the characters and the plots, I still adored the novel and it's really one of a kind! I suppose we are fellow rêveurs😂❤
her books are meant to be dreams. not linear and plot-less❤
Honestly, I read Shadow and Bone for the first time last week, and even having read lots of YA before, I absolutely loved it! Can't wait for the series
I read it last week too lol. I just completed the last book yesterday and I actually really liked it.
Same, I also read it last week (for the first time) and loved it!
The Night Circus sounds more like magical realism than fantasy! Maybe a lot of the problem people have with it is they think it will be a fantasy with rules and a conclusion but the purpose of magical realism is that it is mysterious (like real magic).
i was so torn when i read the night circus.
i absolutely loved the writing and the concept. everything was so whimsical and intricate, but i think my main issue is how underdeveloped marco and celia’s relationship was. it was all so sudden and i honestly don’t know why they even like each other. there was not any real build up and i wanted to see their relationship develop instead of it just appearing.
[spoiler:
like they haven’t seen each other in years and rarely talked to each other and then he just suddenly says he is in love with her??? i laughed out loud when i read that because it seemed so ridiculous to me]
still, there are so many beautiful scenes between them and i did find myself rooting for them in the end. it felt pretty much like a fever dream and i’m still not sure what i think about it (and i’ve read it in september so it’s been a while indeed), i definitely have to reread it to make up my mind!
yeah i was torn as well. I read it while still figuring out my change of taste in books and I couldn't understand why i didn't like it at first. Now I know that the slow pacing was a huge negative point for me. I felt bored. And I knew this book wasn't supposed to be realistic in any way but the plot resolves around those two characters and it was indeed underdeveloped.
Agreed! I also felt like they were both pretty bland. I couldn't tell you a single personality trait that they have. I did like Marco's exgirlfriend though. She deserved better.
It was a great book, but the main character was the circus itself. Not much character development at all.
I absolutely agree! From what I read in the synopsis I expected them to be opponents in the contest but I also expected a slowburning romance of the enemies to lovers kind. I wanted to read scenes with them in the same room, the air between them charged with magic and emotions and I was pretty disappointed when all I got was them not meeting each other for 90% of the book and then some unmotivated instalove in a ball scene. I did like the circus and the atmosphere though.
@@Janine.G. Yes, the like 1.5 chapters they spend together that are charged with magic and emotions are my fav of the whole book
I read The Night Circus 3 times by now, and I can tell you that I love it more each time. I think the first time I was just captivated by the circus itself, as if it was the main character in the story (which it kinda is), pretty much like you. With my rereads I think I understand certain plot points a bit more, some complexities of the characters that I hadn’t noticed before, some metaphors for different education systems for example, and also a very fairytale-esque aspect of it, of a contest that is somehow a curse and star crossed lovers and sacrifices for a bigger cause. All of those details made me appreciate the story more, and then it didn’t matter that some things don’t make a lot of sense, because they don’t always have to. But I can see that it isn’t for everyone and it’s completely valid. Great video as always and love the makeup!
I love how your outfit and reading journal match, it's like a full LOOK.
SERVING with the eyeshadow
LETS TALK ABOUT THAT EYELINER !!!!!!!! u look stunning
Lol, my first reaction was: wow this overuse of makeup :-)
the quality of my day when leonie uploads📈
The Night Circus has been collecting dust on my shelf for about 5 years now - you are the first booktuber who REALLY makes me wanna pick it up soon!
Lee Jane Eyre, the pages fly by, it is such a beautiful story about self-worth and the importance of not allowing anyone to underestimate you, it really is a wonderful story.
You did a really good job explaining Night Circus! I read it last year and loved it, but couldn't explain it for the life of me 😂
*sirens going off* „Or is that the police?“
Leonie‘s expression be like: shit they finally caught up to me
😂😂
Honestly, Shadow and Bone really is the definition of YA fantasy, it feels like it followed a certain blueprint 😂
And yesss all the love for The Night Circus! It deserves and award for most atmospheric book ever 🙌
yeah finally someone actually telling me what the night circus is about!! thanks :D
I plan to re-read the night circus soon, I read it many years ago and can't really remember 😅 But I would highly recommend the starless sea, absolutely loved it!
I am currently reading ready player one which is fun and on my TBR for march are Piranesi, Aurora rising and strange the dreamer :) I love your videos, they make me feel comfortable, so thank you. Stay safe! Hugs from Germany 😊
If you like middle grade fantasy with magical academies and an intrinsically linked protagonist and villain, would highly recommend the school for good and evil!! It’s a series, I’ve only read the first three but I think that it wraps up really nicely in the third one - it’s about two best friends, one who is a stereotypical ‘princess type’ and one who is a stereotypical ‘hag’ type and they go to a magical academy, with one school for ‘good’ and one school for ‘evil’ and they seem to get put in the wrong schools (no spoiler this is in the synopsis), and you spend the whole of the three books trying to work out who is the villain and who is the protagonist!! It has rly good friendship development - would highly recommend ☺️
if i need a book at some point before the show comes out, i'm for sure gonna pick up shadow and bone for a reread! it's been a few years since i've read it and to be honest i remember nothing from it, and i can't decide whether that's making me more or less eager to reread it haha. i do still love soc, though, and would love to reread that soon as well. i haven't really read ya or fantasy in a while but i think my excitement for the show will motivate me!
I am obsessed with the aesthetic of this video, the lighting, the background, your eyeliner...it's absolutely perfect and made me feel very relaxed after a long day at work so thank you ✨
Listening to people rave about the Night Circus after reading it for the first time always warms my heart ❤
You convinced me to buy night circus ! Thank you Leonnie 😊 I swear the lecture is not so hard for me (try to read more and more in english to perform this language)
I'm buying the night circus cuz the was you explain its just chefs kiss it's the perfect book for me
Can we talk about how stunning Leonie is?? She always is ofc but the eyeliner really caught my eye today! 🤩
I loved The Night Circus.
I just read Shadow and Bone for the first time and I really agree with your thoughts. I'm not really into any of the characters but I can appreciate the story. I'm reading Siege and Storm now and I keep rolling my eyes et Alina and Mal... I hope they have better chemistry in the show. 😅
your make up is always so nice !
I loved The Night Circus so much! The love story was my FABULOUS.
Love your makeup here, I’m definitely going to try that eye look!
Completely agree with your thoughts on the night circus! ☺️
New follower here! :)
First... YOU'RE MAKE UP IS SO ON POINT! 💖
Second, I am getting more and more curious about shadow and bone. Also need to re-read the night circus.
Third, we have rhe same plant in our bedroom. 🥰
Wundersmith is soo wonderful! I definitely agree with your thoughts on The Night Circus ✨ I highly recommend both Jane Eyre and Neverwhere, especially the latter as Neil Gaiman is one of my fave authors hahah.
I'm starting shadow and bone soon!!
The Night Circus sounds like exactly what I need in my life rn
That shadow and bone edition looks really cool!
I can’t wait to read Shadow and Bone! Awesome video!
Gosh i LOVE it the outfitt + the make up
I just finished the Newerwhere last month, and am super happy i did it on Storytel - Gaiman's voice is perfect
Shadow and Bone was not for me 😭 Six of Crows however, I gobbled that one up! Wundersmith was AMAZING ❤️
I love the fact that we have the same IKEA floor lamps! 😻😻😻😻
it’s my birthday today and a video from leo is the best gift ever!!
happy birthday!
@@TheBookLeo thank you so much i love your videos!!
Happy birthday 🥳
Happy birthday!
I’m going to start(buy) six of crows and shadow and bones ! Actually, I planned to read both of them on mid-year or may be almost winter, but they gonna have TV show, so...I change the plan and excited to read it!!
Thanks for these book reviews! 📚☺️.
Omg your makeup!!!!! you look stunning!
I liked the first 50% of Shadow and Bone-I was already in love with the world and the atmosphere Leigh creates in her books, and I liked learning more about the Grisha. The last half of the book dragged, I wasn’t really interested in the romance, the journey got a bit tedious at times, and the ending felt very underwhelming to me, I thought that Alina won too easily. Her character wasn’t as compelling but it didn’t bother me too much. I think a lot of hype for the show and other people’s edits and fanart buoyed my enjoyment for the book and I think if I hadn’t read Six of Crows I wouldn’t have wanted to buy to continue this series. My favorite part of the book was easily Alina and Genya’s friendship and Genya as a whole
I got the night circus in a blind date with a book when I was 11 and I really want to reread it because everything I remember is an absolute fever dream
She is looking sooo STUNNING!!!
Your videos are always amazing Leonie! Can u do a video on how you take and edit your videos?
you finished hope in the dark!! yay!
i also just reread shadow and bone! i finished it in two days, obviously i really enjoyed it again. debating if i should start the second book before the show or not.
You should. The second book has one of my favorite characters and since they said that it’s a mix of SoC and S&B, there might be spoilers for it. It’s your choice, though.
The Night Circus seems pretty similar to Water For Elephants. At least in terms of feeling. I might read that one soon.
Rebecca Solnit has a wonderful personal essay type book called "The Faraway Nearby" which I thought was excellent! It's a little newer than Hope in the Dark too, I never felt that outdated sense with it. I think her writing, especially in this more memoir-ish style, is really stunning and full of depth and vulnerability. In it she makes a lot of really cool connections between life, literature, art, and science. If you're ever interested in giving her another chance :)
oh thank you for letting me know! I'll remember it!
I am almost 400 pages into the night circus and I do NOT want it to end
Night circus was just meh for me bcs I think the only thing author developed perfectly was circus and i felt the relationship of characters with each other was so underdeveloped 🤧
Love your eye make up in this! :)
I'm going to read the Dutch version of the night circus.
Love the outfit and make-up so much!
YEP about Hope in the Dark BUT ALSO she has so many good books and essays, many that are not so sad-making...unintentionally... 😝
Leonie back at it again with holding books upside down
I just finished shadow and bone as well and even though I’m also in my early 20s, I finished it in a weekend, quite enjoyable. TBD my thoughts on the series as a whole though
9:50 sooooo, Alina and the darkling 😂
If you do read Jane eyre, I HIGHLY Recommend you read it with the audio book. Even as a native English speaker, I trudged through a few of its chapters, but that could’ve just been an older edition with all the old English spellings. If/ when I reread the novel, I will definitely listen to the audiobook on TH-cam as I read
I love your channel and we have similar tastes. Currently reading Jane Eyre and I highly recommend! :)
Love your videos!
Yessss I love night circus!!
Can I just say congrats and well done 👍 to you on your reading for February tbr please stay safe and strong love from your number one Australia fan John and can I please say that your eyes are really amazing 😉
I've decided I'm not going to read Shadow & Bone and just enjoy the show when it comes out. I am going to read Six of Crows, because it seems like I want to take that in before the scrambled up version appears...
The audiobook from Neverwehere that I listened to was narrated by N. Gaiman himself and even though Neverwhere wasn't my favorite read I would still highly recommend the audiobook!
ohhhh that's makes it even more appealing!
Hi Leo, have you read Cassandra Clare's books?
Love your channel. I went over board buying books this month. I bought a total of 17 books. So, I have plenty to choose from. They shall be read and added to my book blog.
Loved This Video Sis ❤❤❤
does anyone know if the shadow and bone show is just based off of the first book for now or if it includes the whole trilogy?
so I borrowed Shadow & Bone from my friend in 2020, and I was SO put off by all the, "how could he ever find me attractive when he's surrounded by GORGEOUS GRISHAS ALL THE TIME?!". I know I was that kind of teenager, but it doesn't appeal to me now. While I do still deal with self esteem issues, this kind of stuff just doesn't appeal. I have bought Six of Crows though (even though I am on a book buying ban...!), hopefully I don't have to read all S&B books to appreciate it...?
Nope you definitely don’t have too. I read SoC first and enjoyed it immensely
the dynamic you just described is shadow & bone
i feel like you would LOVE percy jackson and the olympians
Not every book needs to break new ground. I have a lot of comfort reads like that.
So hope in the dark is kinda like enlightenment now?
I like friendship video about angst novel.
The Night Circus is my fav book of all time! I adore it!
For anyone who values a good story, don’t read The Night Circus.
Before this I don’t know there is something called “atmospheric book”. If a book has nothing but atmosphere, I don’t know why would you read it. Visual arts and music works a lot better than plain description.
You gave 5 stars for night circus wow i should read it.... And i think iam the first one again. 😂
I also read shadow and bone for the first time last month, it's good but yeah the main character a little bit annoying for me😆 and i don't really like a book with first person pov :((
i haaated the night circus
Read SCARLETT LOST IN THE FIVE LANDS y Rajendra Sarilla..You sound like serena wanderwoodson of Gossip Girl TV 2007.
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am i losing my mind or is that avian jogja in the intro
Now that I am retired I am trying to get away from computer text including (Kindle). Many years ago before computers, I had tons of paperback books you could purchase at the grocery store for peanuts. The first book I remember reading was "Davy Jones Locker". That book marked me with non-fiction reading. I will admit I read 1/2 of "Little Big Man" before I saw it was (FICTION). Anyway, I always do long-winded comments and I never comment on a video unless I watch 100%. Have a good day :)
Leonie je ziet er zo mooi uit omgg😻
i wanna read the night circus so bad now but i’m already in the middle of another series askjdskjfdj
I like leonie comedy video about mother hate military fantasy novel.
Fracture grant’s leg.
I wanted to read shadow and bone...until someone on twitter went all o this character d word.... so now I won't read the series :')
Just a suggestion - please try SIx of Crows instead.. I think Leigh Bardugo really levelled up with that one. Plus if you have the basics of the Grishaverse down, you might really enjoy it?
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Good morning from Kuala Lumpur
The way I'd describe the romance/love sory difference, at least in this book, is that the love story is important but not the actual story. The relationship is central and affects and moves forward the plot , but the actual romance content (like romantic scenes) isn't that much. In romances, romance fantasies etc there's a lot of pagetime with characters falling in love, thinking about each other and stuff like that (idk I'm not an expert on romance). There are scenes like this in The Night Circus, but they're just a part of the puzzle, the story is about the Circus, and follows many characters. The love story is similar in Erin Morgenstern's other book, The Starless Sea. It's important but it's not the point of the book. Tbh I liked that one even more than The Night Circus.
Hey hi can anyone plz recommend me ya books that are set in the future
Hey, when is the shadow and bone reading vlog coming up? 🤍
Maybe, if you're a horse and Utopia is a carrot on a string.
What are you studying at university? I am also starting university soon and I am going to study mathematical finance or financial engineering. 🙂😊
Keep fracturing different parts of garnt, until this stops.
Kill Abbie’s favourite animal, if my voice doesn’t return to normal, now.