Books by Leigh Bardugo
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review 1: I'm writing this review after finishing the third installment. After this book I was so angry. It hurt me to know how much Mal loved Alina, and she loved him to, but it just couldn't be. MAKE IT WORK! I'm too much of a hopeless romantic to root for the Darklinh, although the myst...
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review 1: I was desperately hoping that this book would be another good book I could become lost in and fall in love with. My hopes were high when I first started reading the book because I was very much wrapped up in Alina's story. I like how she isn't perfect but it became a little annoy...
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review 1: A great conclusion to a wonderful trilogy. In this last part of the series, Alina must face the Darkling to save Ravka. She and Mal, along with the remaining few loyal Grisha, search for the third amplifier that will make Alina's power strong enough to defeat the Darkling. What t...
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review 1: Dang...really thought Genya was a true friend to Alina...the twists just keep on coming...this short story (meant to be read after Shadow and Bone) else you're in for some major spoilers really shows just how manipulative yet charming the Darkling could be to get his ways...hope ...
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review 1: "There was a time when the woods near Duva ate girls."This little novella is a wonderfully crafted folk story that takes place in Ravka. It's slightly Hansel and Gretal-ish but also uniquely its own. We have a young girl, Nadya, who has lost many of the most important people in...
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review 1: Leigh Bardugo has a way with words. Especially her short stories. She has clearly mastered the art and flaunts it so boldly. I loved The Too Clever Fox and I have really enjoyed myself reading The Witch of Duva. Leigh is king at plotting in tangents. The ending is never real...
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review 1: Kinda retells the story of Hansel and Gretel, without Hansel. Actually , she has a brother but he got lost in the plot.Great world-building. Great characters. I fell in love with the writing.But, this novella has nothing to do with the series. It was only mentioned by Alina Stark...
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review 1: Finally. Enjoyed the second book in a series.
review 2: somewhere in the book it was too much of a dragging on but the ending was worth it!
review 2: somewhere in the book it was too much of a dragging on but the ending was worth it!
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review 1: This book is AWESOME!!!! I have almost no complaints. First of all the story and writing in this book were GREAT! the story is very unique and the world is built perfectly and most of the characters are good and non-2 dimensional.I liked all of the characters except 1. Alina was ...
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review 1: I feel like The Too-Clever Fox is really somewhat of a fable more than just a tale because there’s a nice little “moral of the story” at the end and we learn something from the fox’s encounters in this tale.I loved how clever the fox was and there were even some tiny twists, maki...
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review 1: The Too-Clever Fox is a brilliant fairy tale with dark twists and turns. Gosh, I didn't even see that last twist coming. I'm talking about the girl and her sled twist. The Too-Clever Fox may be a good short story, but it has nothing to do with Grisha. Or at least not yet. Does an...