Goodreads blurb<\/a><\/span>)<\/p>\nThe Good<\/h3>\n -Sarah J Maas pays a lot of attention to the world building in the sequel. I was really glad to read about the courts and hierarchy<\/p>\n
-The pacing is fast and ACOMAF is an easy, breezy read too.<\/p>\n
-Rhysand is sculpted to an amazing character whom the reader will fall in love with ( He has no similarity whatsoever with the old Rhysand).<\/p>\n
The Bad<\/h3>\n -Feyre is horny all the time.<\/p>\n
-Also, there is a lot of growling and purring. Yes, perhaps this is because there are so many sex scenes and the writer runs out of words. But frankly, everyone is growling. I got tired and lost count of how many times the word is used.<\/p>\n
-Rhysand and Tamlin are given makeovers in terms of their characters. Tamlin is suddenly portrayed as the bad guy and manipulative Rhysand as the good guy which does not fit their character descriptions in the first book<\/p>\n
-Feyre : Oh yes! I hated Feyre in this one too. She says she is in love with Tamlin, but she wants to run away because she doesn\u2019t like that he checks on her and makes sure she is safe. If he did not do that she would have said he ignores her and run away, I suppose.<\/p>\n
-Let\u2019s say you do not love your boyfriend anymore. Would you run off and seek shelter with the guy who drugged you, and then gave a lousy apology?<\/p>\n
<\/p>\nA Court of Thorns and Roses by Sarah J Maas<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n <\/p>\n
Pick up ACOMAF if<\/h3>\n You are willing to read it like a stand alone. The pacing is good and it is an entertainer. The characters (except Feyre) do not have any similarity to their former selves in the first book, ACOTAR. So read them as if they are new characters with the same names given in the first book.<\/p>\n
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Would I Recommend?<\/h3>\n I enjoyed them both \u2013 ACOTAR for the pacing and ACOMAF for the world building. However, I have my eyebrows raised for several points mentioned above.<\/p>\nA Court of Thorns and Roses by Sarah J Maas<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n <\/p>\n
Title : A Court of Thorns and Roses \nAuthor : Sarah J. Maas \nPublisher : Bloomsbury \nPublished : 2015 \nLanguage : English \nPages : 421 \nRating : 3.5\/5<\/p>\n
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