fluff fluff fluff fluff ( )

A Court of Frost & Starlight by Sarah J. Maas (who has also authored the Throne of Glass and Crescent City series) follows Feyre and the Night Court into the fourth book (well, novella) of the series as she and her friends prepare for the Winter Solstice. This story is light and fluffy, and focuses on the characters’ relationships with each other.

The Lovely: There we’re some sweet moments between the characters that made me smile and kept me reading.

The Mundane: The pace of this novella is slower - it basically just floats along. Also, where we’ve been focused on the view of Feyre is past books, this book bounces around from character to character each chapter, making it a bit choppy.

The Dreadful: There really isn’t a plot to the novella - it’s just about the upcoming Solstice - so not much in the way of tension or thrills.

Rating: 3/5 Stars

Recommendation: This is a quick read but with no plot or tension, it moved slowly. In some ways, despite the cute moments between the characters, it felt like the characters were fracturing apart from each other. It didn’t have the ‘found family’ feel of the second book. ( )

It’s just christmas ( )

I'm finally done reading this after a bit of book slump...looking forward for A Court of Silver Flames! ( )

This was okay, it had its cute moments but it really seems more like a filler or like when Disney does a Christmas special of one of their movies. I like it enough that I am glad I read it but not something I can say I truly loved. ( )