Surrounded by enemies, the once-great nation of Ravka has been torn in two by the Shadow Fold, a swath of near impenetrable darkness crawling with monsters who feast on human flesh. Now its fate may rest on the shoulders of one lonely refugee.

Alina Starkov has never been good at anything. But when her regiment is attacked on the Fold and her best friend is brutally injured, Alina reveals a dormant power that saves her life—a power that could be the key to setting her war-ravaged country free. Wrenched from everything she knows, Alina is whisked away to the royal court to be trained as a member of the Grisha, the magical elite led by the mysterious Darkling.

Yet nothing in this lavish world is what it seems. With darkness looming and an entire kingdom depending on her untamed power, Alina will have to confront the secrets of the Grisha… and the secrets of her heart.

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Leigh Bardugo
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Margaux

YOU HAVE TO BUY IT !

Commenté en France le 10 mars 2021

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I totally recommend this book !! I haven’t finished it yet BUT IT IS AMAZING ! I bought it because one of my friend recommend it to me and told me that it was gonna be adapted on netflix so I had to read it before, so I only bought the first one for now in case I wouldn’t like the book but I am totally going to buy the two others !
The cover is insane like you can see, the only thing is that the « netflix circle » is printed on the cover but I already knew that when I bought it so no surprise here.
The book arrived in perfect shape and in time, perfect delivery

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Léa

nice book, but overhyped

Commenté en France le 25 janvier 2021

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a bit uneven — sometimes the story had me really invested and pages flew by, and some other times I was just reading without any real enthusiasm. I still really love this world, but I definitely see why it would be a miss for a lot of people.

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Impressive!

Commenté en France le 27 avril 2021

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I didn't believe that i would love that book that much but it was the case! I literally fell in love with it.
It had been recommended to me by a friend, plus the fact that it got adapted on Netflix made me want to read it, and i truly not regret it.
The aesthetic is just incredible, even if there's that "sticker" on it about the netflix adaption that we cannot take away.
I already bought the collector edition and the other books to complete my collection (where we can actually take off the sticker).
I usually read in french (my native language) so i was scared to not understand everything in english but i didn't have any issue with it!

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Ninet

PARFAIT

Commenté en France le 27 janvier 2021

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C'est arriver très vite (avec prime), malgré la pandémie,
Il n'y a pas une égratignure,
J'avais beaucoup aimer le livre en français, hâte de le découvrir en anglais surtout avec cette magnifique édition!!!!

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Kayn

Beautiful edition

Commenté en France le 20 janvier 2021

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I first read the book translated in French and it was a real pleasure to rediscover the story threw the original text. This edition really captured the spirit of the book, so thank you Orion for this amazing job. As for the story, it wasn't a perfect experience, for reasons that are mainly about taste, so I would still recommend it to new readers.

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charlotte

Good fantasy book

Commenté en France le 14 mai 2021

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I was pleasantly surprised, I read Six of crows and loved it
so i was scared that this wasn’t going to be as good or too young for me.
Six of Crows is still better but this is a great book regardless

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Fabien G.

Mauvaise publicité

Commenté en France le 4 juillet 2020

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J'ai acheté les 3 et je suis tres déçu que celui-ci est une publicité Netflix imprimé directement sur la jacket.. les ayant offert à une collectionneuse

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Célia D.

Such a good discovery

Commenté en France le 17 mai 2021

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1st rating : 5 ⭐.
2nd rating : 4 ⭐, being at 80% of the 2nd book made me realise that Siege and Storm is even better, so i decided to put 4 ⭐ (cause at first i didn't even know how to rate it)!!

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Jess Gofton

Cut-out characters fail this fantasy world

Commenté au Royaume-Uni le 16 mai 2019

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Hoo boy. I don’t believe in not saying you didn’t like a book if you didn’t like it, but even I sometimes get nervous about criticising a beloved book on the internet – especially when everyone’s talking about said book because it’s being adapted for Netflix.

But here we are.

Now I’ve already told a bit of a fib there because I didn’t exactly dislike Shadow and Bone – I have read far worse books – but even going into it with lowered expectations, this is not the book I thought it would be.

I fell head over heels in love with Six of Crows last year and it’s now one of my favourite books of all time. Knowing that one of the characters from that book would be making an appearance in King of Scars, I knew I’d have to read her original Grisha trilogy even though it was never a series I was particularly interested in – and at least now I know my gut instincts about this book were right.

I’m not going to sit here and compare Shadow and Bone with Six of Crows because that’s not fair on so many levels. Six of Crows is a heist story while Shadow and Bone is very much a traditional ‘chosen one’ fantasy story, they just so happen to be set in the same world, and if nothing else this book reminded me just how much I love Six of Crows. I love that we can clearly see how much Bardugo is improving with each book because Six of Crows is a masterpiece, so I’m not going to hold it against her that her earlier novel isn’t as accomplished because that’s how being an author works. Usually, authors get better at their craft with each story.

Shadow and Bone has a lot in it to be admired. It’s easy to see how this trilogy took inspiration from and went on to inspire other Russian-inspired fantasy novels, and I did like the setting and the concept of the Shadow Fold.

My main problem with this novel was the characters. I’ve seen Alina Starkov on so many ‘Favourite Heroine’ lists (and that’s nothing against the people who love her at all!) but I found her so… frustrating, and kind of boring. I wanted her to make more decisions for herself earlier in the novel, not only when her childhood friend Mal was in mortal danger. I felt like she spent the entire novel letting herself be pushed around by everyone, and while it could be argued that this was to show her develop when she finally stood up for herself I felt like I never actually knew her well enough to care when she did.

Considering the country of Ravka has been at war for years and has a big shadowy mess of literal monsters in the middle of it, I felt like I spent far too much time with Alina’s boy problems. The Darkling and Mal, and I’m sorry to say this because I know the Darkling is beloved, were kind of boring. In fact especially the Darkling, for me. I don’t think I saw enough of Mal to really have an opinion of him, but I saw plenty of the Darkling and considering he’s literally described as ‘ancient’ in this book I didn’t expect him to act like an angsty teenager.

I’m sure he has some kind of tragic past, and knowing the kind of stories I know Bardugo can write I’m sure I’ll learn more about him and start to like him more as a character (not as a person) as the series continues, but in this book he was just a bully, and I have no interest in romanticising bullies. In fact he was the worst kind of bully by lying and making himself appear to be a friend first; even all the Grisha he was nice to he was essentially using for his own gain, which I would be fine with if he was doing it honestly, but trying to seduce Alina while she thought he was someone he wasn’t? Again I know he’s beloved, but I just thought he was a bit of a creep.

And I suppose that’s the point. At least I hope so. I can’t really be annoyed with the villain for being the villain, but he’s been so romanticised by fans that I was expecting him to be more sympathetic than he is.

As for Mal, I am so bored of the childhood friend who only wants the girl when he sees her with someone else. When he and Alina had scenes together I thought they were pretty sweet – I know, Grisha fans everywhere are aghast – but, like Alina, I didn’t know enough about him or the Darkling or anyone to actually care. Alina and Mal at least had a history between them, but the ‘romance’ between Alina and the Darkling came completely out of the blue for me – or at least it started a lot faster than I was expecting.

This book was published in 2012 and, reading it now, I could really tell. This is very post-Twilight YA with the love triangle featuring a girl with no gumption, a broody bellend and a childhood friend bellend. This is a better book than Twilight and, even though it might not seem it, there was stuff in this book that I did like a lot. My problem was I wanted to know more about the politics and the war and less about how Alina was wearing her hair.

The majority of Shadow and Bone was essentially a set-up for a wider story, but I can’t help feeling it could have been a few chapters at the beginning of another book rather than a whole book by itself.

I do understand why this book is so well-loved and this is very much just my opinion! I think I was ruined for this trilogy reading Six of Crows first, but I’m glad I read the books this way around because I might not have enjoyed this trilogy enough to be inclined to pick Six of Crows up if I’d read Shadow and Bone first.

If nothing else, Shadow and Bone was fun and fast-paced and, even though I didn’t love it, I’m hoping I’ll enjoy the rest of the trilogy and I think a Netflix adaptation will be really fun to watch!

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Grayemily

Abusive male love interests

Commenté au Royaume-Uni le 22 juin 2020

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I was disappointed in this book (and later this trilogy) mostly because both the male love interest seemed abusive. They're both their own version of male misogyny, one being possesive, jealous and controlling, the other being murderous, power hungry and manipulative. Every scene with them makes me uneasy and sad for the main characters inability to escape them and this doesn't seem to be the intention. From what I've read about the other books this gets significantly worse, leading to a miserable ending.

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She was one of the most powerful beings in this universe and the author throws all that away so she can be with some guy. This is a YA novel and we shouldn't be telling young adults and teens that this is what love looks like, being stripped of all that makes you special so a man doesn't feel inferior. I know that author was probably going for a "he loves me just way I am" situation but a relationship where you're not able to grow as a person is not a relationship worth fighting for (certainly not one worth losing all your superpowers for). I know the main character didn't intentionally loose her powers for a guy but the author made it so when she put the protagonist in the exact position the male love interest wanted her in.

It's a shame because the world is fascinating and the plot and premise is page-turning, it was ripe with opportunities of female empowerment but the author decides to keep her main charcter in a bubble and doesn't let her act like what she is, a being with God-like powers who should eventually (after some personally growth) act like that and not bow to insecure and violent men. Go read Six Of Crows (maybe my all time favourite book) it's in the same universe but the characters are incredible and compelling especially the women. Six Of Crows is the author's later work and clearly shows a significant characterization improvement and how the authors evolved as a person and a writer.

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Marianne

Why the Netflix UNREMOVABLE sticker ???

Commenté au Canada le 3 mai 2021

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I love it but whoever decided to put the Netflix unremovable sticker should be fired 🤷‍♀️

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Readinginpyjamas

Fantastic first book in the series!

Commenté au Royaume-Uni le 29 juin 2020

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I was really excited finally dive into the Grisa Universe and I wasn't disappointed. Leigh Bardugo has captivated me with this intriguing tale were magic offers supreme power to those who know how to wield it.

The world-building is complex and with well-defined characters. The storyline has a perfect amount of action, peppered with relaxed moments so that the reader can breathe and contemplate everything that is happening in this book.

Based on Russian culture, Ravka is a land divided by war and split in two by a barrier of darkness called the Unsea in which terrifying creatures lurk, making it hard for anyone to cross it without being torn apart. Until Alina Starkov makes her way into the Fold. She's an apprentice mapmaker in the army who somehow saves her fellow soldiers when they enter the expanse of land where there is no light. She then discovers she's a Grisha, a person who has a magical ability. Alina has a rare power, one that can be matched only by the Darkling, the leader of the Grisha. The only problem is that she doesn't know how to wield it so she's sent to the royal palace to learn how to control her magic.

I like how Bardugo uses the contrast between light and darkness to convey the fact that sometimes things and events around us are as seen in just in black and white. The veil of naivety is torn from Alina's eyes when she discovers that everyone in the kingdom depends on her and sees her as their saviour. She is a strong heroine, full of wit and wisdom and has a kind heart. Her relationship with Mal, the boy who's always been by her side since they were orphaned as children, was heartwarming. They care deeply for one another but they just don't know how to express their feelings and that just confuses them and makes up for a lot of angsty moments. But as always my favourite character is the villain. The Darkling got my attention from the first moment and what a remarkable villain he is. He's a seductive and mysterious character, but at the same time frightening and very dangerous. His ability to control darkness turns him into the strongest and most feared Grisha of all time, making him an insightful strategist and an influential and charismatic leader.

Shadow and Bone is the kind of book that simply makes you visualize the scenes, like watching a movie. The characters gradually evolve throughout the book, but they do not forget where they started. Leigh Bardugo has created a unique and fantastic world, full of magic, adventure, power and suspense that will capture your hearts. I can't wait to read more!

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Miner

Came with an advertisement permanently attached to the cover

Commenté aux États-Unis le 6 août 2020

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I ordered the hardcover copy of this book and I was really excited to see the beautiful cover art just to find a Netflix advertisement permanently attached to the cover. At first I thought it was a sticker but no. They printed a netflix advertisement for the adaptation of the book on the cover. I really care about keeping my books nice, especially when I like the cover art. No where in the product description does it warn that the cover art is marred like this.

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