Dwór cierni i róż

Tapa blanda, 524 páginas

Idioma Polish

Publicado el 27 de diciembre de 2017 por Uroboros.

ISBN:
978-83-280-2141-9
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Número OCLC:
990060234

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Autorka bestsellerowej serii Szklany Tron powraca z porywającą opowieścią o miłości, która jest w stanie pokonać nienawiść i uprzedzenia! Idealna lektura dla fanów George. R.R. Martina! Co może powstać z połączenia baśni o Pięknej i Bestii oraz legend o czarodziejskich istotach? Dziewiętnastoletnia Feyre jest łowczynią – musi polować, by wykarmić i utrzymać rodzinę. Podczas srogiej zimy zapuszcza się w poszukiwaniu zwierzyny coraz dalej, w pobliże muru, który oddziela ludzkie ziemie od Prythian – krainy zamieszkanej przez czarodziejskie istoty. To rasa obdarzonych magią i śmiertelnie niebezpiecznych stworzeń, która przed wiekami panowała nad światem. Kiedy podczas polowania Feyre zabija ogromnego wilka, nie wie, że tak naprawdę strzela do faerie. Wkrótce w drzwiach jej chaty staje pochodzący z Wysokiego Rodu Tamlin, w postaci złowrogiej bestii, żądając zadośćuczynienia za ten czyn. Feyre musi wybrać – albo zginie w nierównej walce, albo uda się razem z Tamlinem do Prythian i spędzi tam resztę swoich dni. …

25 ediciones

I didn't get far enough to see why it got banned

Sin valoración

I felt obligated to give this a read since it's on the Utah banned book list, and I wanted to reward the airport shop for having banned books, but the writing doesn't grab me. YA first-person narration can be quite good (Hunger Games, Poppy Wars?) but sometimes it just sounds like a teenager complaining about her day. The world-building is intriguing, as is often the case I perked up when the non-humans showed up, after a few chapters dropped it off at the neighborhood Little Free Library where it might find a more appreciative reader.

Somewhat Standard Romantacy Fare

This wasn't anything to write home about. I get why it might have broad appeal but I've definitely read better romantacy books--and worse. I have some general criticisms on why I didn't enjoy this more. First, the protagonist started off very interesting and then got very un-interesting. I liked learning about her and her world and how she saw things, but as the story wore on, she became flatter and more of a trope than a unique person.

Secondly, the writing is just overly dramatic at several points. To the point where it grated (though sometimes it looped back around and just flat out became funny.) Some of the things Feyre says are so overwrought, which only further contributes to my previous point.

She also seems to suffer from holding the Idiot Ball several times. I couldn't tell if we were supposed to think she was clever or not. Sometimes …

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It's like 3 books in one, somewhat uneven.

This book was long! It felt like the author painted themselves in a corner and then decided to take the circuitous route out. It's a unique world, kinda standard fantasy/magic story, lots of unexpected complications. Good book, but it's a lot. Planning on reading the next one in a year or so.