A Court of Thorns and Roses: Review Blog

A Court of Thorns and Roses by Sarah J. Maas
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Hey guys!

This is my review on the book A Court of Thorns and Roses!
Over all book: 4.5/5

How I feel when I finished the book




















The main character in this book is a girl that goes by the name of Feyre




And the leading male character is Tamlin





























In the beginning of the book I was loving both of them being together. The way the book was written, I felt like it was very clear and didn't keep me confused or felt like there was some places where the book was rushed. What I did feel was missing was there wasn't enough of build up in the book and it right away went into the conclusion of problems. I guess the other books that I have read have always taken time solving the little tasks on hand as well as the bigger image, but I have felt like this book right away went to the solution probably faster and didn't keep me on my toes as much (probably the only time I felt like that was when rhysand said Feyre's private feelings of where she wanted Tamlin to touch her,bite her, ect>:( more like I felt second hand embarrassment to the extreme). Other then that I found this book satisfying and loved the characters, as well as the plot, and the action!

And now lets go to the part of who I ship the most in the book

I'm sorry but in the beginning of the book I was shipping Tamlin and Feyre, but he was just so not interesting for me (except the parts where he makes love with Feyre). Other then that Tamlin half way through the book was just not for me, but that didn't stop me from reading on since I was interested in what Feyre would do to save him, and the country. The man that caught my eye in the book and stole my attention was.... Rhysand! ;)

























































I absolutely have a love and hate relationship with him. I love that
 he's so godly good looking, with his black hair and blue eyes. 
He met with Feyre on the night of the Spring Celebration, and protected her from those freaks who wanted to take advantage of her. She realized he's more dangerous then them itself, but I fell in love with him that instant. There's little information about him, mostly his actions speak throughout in the book, and he finally saves 


Feyre's life and helps Feyre wanting to be remembered as doing something good in history and not being useless or being Amarantha's whore. His past is mysterious and isn't revealed as of yet, but you can see that he lived more longer than Tamlin and has more experience in games of the court.

I shipped Rhysand and Feyre ever since I started to see him doing the good for her, even though his ways may be a little weird, but his bad boy persona was something I fell hard for through out the book! I hope in the next book there is more of Rhysand and Feyre and I am so excited since she has bargained with him that a week per month she will have to stay at his court and we can see more of him!












Can't wait for the next book!!


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