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 So I have 16 books in my TBR but guess what! I haven't started reading any of them because I felt the need to reread A Court of Thorns and Roses series by Sarah J. Maas. It's been a couple of years and I didn't realize how much I had forgotten 😅Love me some Inner Circle drama!

 

  https://www.instagram.com/reel/Cg1xCOJg8uW/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link Copied Text from @therealsjmaas therealsjmaas Verified I am so excited to be returning (virtually) to  @symphonyspace  next month to celebrate the US paperback release of A Court of Silver Flames!!!! 🔥💖 And best of all, the amazing  @sarahmaclean  will be joining me in conversation. 🥰 It’s going to be so much fun! The virtual event will be Thursday, September 8th at 7 PM Eastern. Tickets are open internationally and do not include a book with purchase (though follow the link on the ticket page to get one of the gorgeous Barnes & Noble special editions!). I’ll also be answering a few pre-recorded video questions, so be sure to get your tickets and submit a question! 💖 💖 💖 Link to get tickets:  Virtual Event: Sarah J. Maas, A Court of Silver Flames | Symphony Space These statements were written by @therealsjmaas on Instagram and shared here to highlight information for the public. I am not affiliated with

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 So I heard an interesting tidbit today about Crescent City. Has anyone heard that the first book has a parallel or is based upon Disney's Zootopia? If so how? Plus if you could point to any articles or conversations with SJM on the subject please Share ❣️

  In this sixth installment of The Throne of Glass series, we get to follow along with Chaol and Nesryn as they head south to Antica in hopes to beseech the healers of the Torre to help Chaol heal from his injuries. Along with the healing they also have a mission to try and convince the rulers of Antica to send their armies North and to ally with Aelin's armies. Along with the painful healing of his, spine Chaol has to endure, he must also confront and come to terms with what had happened in his past. Only when he starts to forgive himself for the errors of that past does the healing actually begin to make a dent in the long process of repairing his spine so he can walk again. A new character we meet in Tower of Dawn is Yrene Towers, she is the healer given the responsibility of healing Chaol. A task that she does not want to take on, but urged to by her Healer on High. Before even meeting Chaol she has a bad attitude about him just because of where he is from and who he served. If

  So Celaena did it, she won the king's contest and so became the king's champion, or royal assassin. The King of Adarlan is an evil man and wields his power to intimidate. Scaring his court and his people into compliance. Those who supposedly rebel against him will find Celaena's dagger to their throats. Well, that's what the king believes anyway. Celaena is not as loyal to the crown as she pretends to be. A secret she hides from her closest allies. Trying to keep her secret becomes more deadly however when she comes across a true rebellion against the crown. Will she stomp it out before it becomes a threat? Or join with them to help destroy the dark king of Adarlan and the tyranny he beholds. Are her relationships strong enough to handle the secrets she must keep, or will they crumble apart at her fingertips? She is not the only one keeping secrets it seems, and to keep the secrets of others safe she has to face threat after threat. Will magic keep her and her friends

  “To the people who look at the stars and wish, Rhys." Rhys clinked his glass against mine. “To the stars who listen— and the dreams that are answered.” ―  Sarah J. Maas,  A Court of Mist and Fury