Apurva Khadye·Sep 15A Court of Thorns and RoseMy Honest Thoughts After Reading ItA response icon2A response icon2
Sonia Rompoti·Sep 7No Time to Reread ACOTAR? Here’s What You Actually Need to RememberBecause five books, several courts and approximately nine thousand years of fae emotional baggage are a lot to keep in one human brain.
logue·Aug 21sarah j maas universe reading orderWith the upcoming ACOTAR books, there has been growing interest in the Sarah J. Maas universe. While I was a late inductee, I have become a…
Bookhoarder14·Aug 20Should You Tandem Read Empire of Storms and Tower of Dawn? My Honest TakeJust when you think you’ve figured out the Throne of Glass reading order, there’s another major debate: Should you tandem read Empire of…
Bookhoarder14·Aug 19The Throne of Glass Reading Order Debate: When Should You Read The Assassin’s Blade?If you thought deciding whether to read ACOTAR, Throne of Glass (TOG), or Crescent City (CC) first was complicated, Throne of Glass has its…
E.L. Durantine·Jul 8Sarah J. Mass and the Joy of Rediscovering ReadingA little on the comfort, joy, and strength found in good stories
Eldric Thotwright·Apr 21Throne of Glass by Sarah J. Maas; A Fantasy Opener Powered by a Main Character Who Owns Every PageWelcome back, fantasy addicts and fierce-heroine enthusiasts.A response icon1A response icon1
Alyson Serena Stone·Feb 20Exploring Friendship, Loyalty, and Transformation: Dynamics in the Throne of Glass SeriesWhat role does friendship play in Sarah J Maas’s Throne of Glass series? What about loyalty? Are these the moments that have made this…
MisfitBloom·Nov 27, 2025Review-ish: House of Flame and Shadow (Sarah J. Maas)The star must be for chaos because nothing in this book made sense.
Ainhoa Rendón.·Nov 27, 2025What “A Court of Thorns and Roses” taught me about love that transforms and destroys.A Court of Thorns and Roses taught me that, even in the most magical worlds, the most amazing thing is still the human act of choosing…
