My goodness! That was awesome! Incredible!!
Why did I skip this duology and read King of Scars and Rule of Wolves first? Somebody slap me! ( )

4⭐️ ( )

🎧 REVIEW OF AUDIOBOOK 🎧
I want to start off with how close I was to dropping this audiobook. The voice of Nina when she first began her chapter was enough to make me want to put it down and say hell no...her voice at first was very nasaly in comparrison to the previous reader of Inej. (The audiobook is read by different people for the different character chapters) But I stuck with it, and I am so glad I did!

This is the first book by Leigh Bardugo I have read, it was a book I have been considering reading for a long time but just kept putting it off, the cover made me think it was gonna be another Young Adult romance kind of story, another fallen angel, broody male and dumbass female lead.... Yeah..... I was soooo wrong.

I wont go into details about the characters to much, but let me say they are all fantastically written with plenty of wit, love and sarcasm to keep the story rolling in a fun and interesting way.

This story isnt about romance...its about the biggest heist a crew of thieves and barrel thugs have ever done, and by the end of this book, Nina (the one whose voice I could barely stand) became a fast favorite with her witty comments to her "Enemy" and flirty teasing.

I absolutely loved the voice of Jesper, his reading really took you into the story with the pace and calmness of how he read (I am not sure who he was)

overall six of crows was a fantastic story of a group of friends/ thugs/theives/ grisha... etc...lolz! who wanted to make big cash.... at a very unlikely success rate.

Leigh Bardugo does great in adding pieces of the characters past to the story in little flash backs that make you want to know even more about their unfortunate lives, and the story of Nina and her enemy (I dunno how to spell Fjerden? lolz!! as it was audio not hardcopy) travelling through the wilderness was really touching.

I could rave about the characters all day, I'll stop here. lolz! ( )

p. 88; I wasn't well-informed on the genre of this one and it's not really my thing... style not appealing enough to overcome my general story disinterest.

Very well written but unfortunately rather predictable. The plot didn't really have anything wow about it. Totally saw the ending coming, but as far as heist books go, had some great action and character back stories.

The audio book had a bit too much going on as far as the voice actors and their many vocal impressions. Pulled me out of the story many times.

I do plan to read the next book, as the world building was great, and I loved the Grisha. ( )