@sumertti: Part 10 | #throneofglass by Sarah J. Maas. Which book do you want to see next? #BookTok #celaenasardothien #aelingalathynius #bookaesthetic

𝕯𝖆𝖗𝖐𝖘𝖎𝖘𝖙𝖊𝖗 :

Asoiaf copy 😂✌

Lou ┃ Littlebear mail club :

what I would give to get a throne of glass series

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No but most people don’t understand what this serise means fo me and how its my roman empire. Nothing compares

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guys should i read it????

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Yall want to know something funny. I was out with my mom and there was this dude that was selling books at 3€/$ . I was so excited and i bought this. I asked gemini and it says that its the seventh volume and i haven’t read the others

lil_witch_luna 🌕 :

guys I am 27 should I read it ?

🥀Мэри-Сью твоего фандома🥀 :

I tried to read the first book, but somehow it was hard to read, would it become better?

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This is the best thing I’ve seen in my entire existence. No joke. Even the song. Like goddamn

Bayley :

NEVER STOP.

𝕒𝕞𝕚 141 :

i’m reading it for the first time oh my god i’m so in love

pendragonsorcery :

when the moon hatched by Sarah A Parker please

Beth :

Not Lorcan doing his act 😂😂

MARYANA :

я увидела там кару из легенды об искателе !!!!

jess393 :

Honestly, guys, I'm going to start Maas-commenting this on TikTok because I'd genuinely love to hear other people's perspectives. This isn't meant as hate or criticism—I honestly want to understand if I'm missing something. After finishing A Court of Thorns and Roses and reading Throne of Glass, I'm actually hesitant to start Crescent City because I've noticed what feels like a recurring pattern. Sarah J. Maas creates these incredibly powerful female protagonists—Feyre, Nesta, Elain, and Aelin Ashryver Galathynius—and then it feels like their stories slowly move away from that power. Feyre becomes High Lady, but then her story seems to shift toward motherhood and painting. Nesta is built up with unimaginable Cauldron power, only to sacrifice most of it. And Aelin, after everything she survives, ends up with barely enough magic to light a fire. I guess I'm wondering... why does it feel like so many of these women end their journeys with less than they started with? Is losing their power supposed to represent a happy ending? Am I looking at it the wrong way? I'd genuinely love to hear how other readers interpret this, because I feel like I must be missing something.

M T :

exactly as I imagined

lakmali :

you did lorcan dirty 😂😂 he is more capable than doing tricks with blades

Адамантан :

я на 4 книге

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I just started I read the first one, but I don't find it all that amazing. Does it get better later on?

Abike🦋❤️ :

Best novel series ever written off all time!!!!!

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DID I JUST SEE THE BATTLE OF THE BASTARDS

Jarina | books📚 :

Friend, this is perfect, I love it!

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aelin

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Samira Albuquerque 📖 :

OMG!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!