Kaz Brekker, Katterdam’s criminal prodigy, is used to always being on top of things. Like the tagline on the cover says – “Six dangerous outcasts. “I will,” said Kaz, “if there’s any justice in the world. “You’ll get what’s coming to you someday, Brekker.” And even if I end up not liking it, at least I’ll know where I’m at, so… It’s not a big deal.īut… you know. This weekend I’ll be reading Six of Crows, many people’s favorite, for the very first time. Been wanting to like it for so long.īut ultimately I came to the point where – I just wanna read this book! For better or worse, I want to finally hear this story, because I feel like the anticipation is only building and if I don’t read it now, I probably never will. I think the main reason I didn’t pick it up for so long is… You know when you have really high expectations of some book, and then you get scared you’d end up disappointed? I guess I’ve been anxious about picking it up, because I’ve been looking forward to it for so long. Plus all the hype, all the 5 star ratings and raving reviews – it just had to be good, right? Right. And I’ve been told the characters in this book were as mysterious, complex, cocky, skillful, genius, eccentric, manipulative and brilliant as one can only hope for.

I mean, what’s there not to like? I love fantasy. I’m talking about ‘might end up in my top 10 favorite books of all times’ kind of predictions. For me, it was one of those books you see everywhere and hear so much about, you develop a certain level of familiarity with them even though you never actually read them.Īnd ever since I first heard about it, it just felt to me like one of those feel good books that have a potential to completely match my taste. Six of Crows by Leigh Bardugo has been very close to the top of my life TBR for I don’t even know how long. Sometimes, when my mood switches, I even completely ignore that list and just go for whatever I feel like at the moment.Īnd then, I have this much larger list of about 200 books I want to read sometime, whenever a chance present itself. When deciding which books I am going to read next, I always make my monthly TBRs of 8 – 12 books. RATED ON GOODREADS – 4.42 of 5 Initial Thoughts Six of Crows by Leigh Bardugo – Book Details

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