A Court of Thorns and Roses—Review/Book Club Meeting Notes
Hello Everyone! My friend, Mairyn, and I now host a virtual book club once a month where we read a book and have a relaxed and casual conversation about said book via FaceTime/Zoom. Our first month’s read was A Court of Thorns and Roses (ACOTAR) by Sarah J. Maas. To begin with, this review and my notes are only on the first book, not the series. I will delve deeper into the series as a whole once I get further into it! Now, I want to start off by saying that the book was pretty well written. I enjoyed the writing style and how descriptive it was. Maas gives a very clear and detailed image of what the characters and setting look like, and I appreciate that about the novel. As well, I listened to the book as an audiobook, and having it read to me made the descriptions that much more impressive. I found this first book to be a bit cheesy, giving a Beauty and the Beast vibe, especially at the beginning when Tamlin comes to bring Feyre to the fae realm as a way of paying f...