I also enjoyed learning about the different types of Grisha and their powers, the system was unique and compelling. It was interesting to explore Ravka and the Fold, and the hints and information we got on other parts of this extensive world was cleverly done and let’s you imagination build a vivid image. It is well built and imaginative and the small science, or magic, was captivating and interesting. I loved the creative world we were pulled into. The trilogy is an easy to read fantasy set in a brilliantly imagined world with unique ‘magic’ and interesting characters.
My review will be a bit different today but let’s dive into it! While I prefer the SoC/CK duology, The Grisha trilogy, despite having some very common/standard fantasy elements/tropes, has a charm to it that made me enjoy it. Heyhey, BookNerds! Another series review from me today and this time I’m reviewing a very popular series that has come to Netflix (I’m very late I know, aha)! The Grisha Trilogy has been on my tbr for a while and I FINALLY got around to reading it – and I can understand the hype. “Fine… Make me your villain.” The Grisha Trilogy, by Leigh Bardugo
SPOILER WARNING: THIS REVIEW WILL CONTAIN SPOILERS FOR ALL THREE BOOKS IN THE GRISHA TRILOGY. As Alina navigates this new world of information, she and the Darkling enter into a deadly dance of power, small science, and ambition.ĬW/TW: Abuse/Murder/Neglect/Emotional Manipulation/Mentions of rape and sexual assault/Imprisonment/Fanatic beliefs and behaviours. The Darkling wants to destroy the fold and build a better Ravka, Alina is a sickly soldier and the person the Darkling may need. Ravka is plagued by divisions between the Grisha and the mundane, between the Fisrt and the Second Army. Synopsis: Ravka is plagued by the Fold, a dark crossing full of monsters. “You and I are going to change the world” The Grisha Trilogy, by Leigh Bardugo
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