I remember discovering this book a year ago and felt dubious about it because I didn't really like Maggie Stiefvater's Shiver . Unexpectedly, I actually liked The Raven Boys . I was captivated by the story of each one of the boys and Blue and my vocabulary expanded as well. 
 This year, in The Dream Thieves , I learned new words as well (Thank God I read this in the kindle because I have a dictionary to define the words I didn't really understand.) just like last year. But other than that, I got to take a closer look on my most favorite Raven boy, Ronan Lynch!! 
 (Now that I think about it, Gansey is the only one who does not have the "supernatural power" as I would like to call it. Maybe something will happen in the next book?) 
 Gansey was the main lead of The Raven Boys if I'm not mistaken. In The Dream Thieves , it was Ronan and I got to learn lots about his family. Ronan is a Greywaren, just like his late father. He can procure things out from his dreams. But! - He's not the only Greywaren in town. Enter Joseph Kavinsky (Is he gay? I'm so confused) who can do the same tricks and schemes as Ronan. He "teaches" Ronan how to control his dreams, but eventually, Ronan ditches him because well we all know that Ronan and Gansey are inseparable. 
 Adam also has a little bit of tree conversing going on. In the last book, he sacrificed himself to Cabeswater so apparently he's like the "eyes" and "hands" (If I remember correctly??) of the whole place, which I think is pretty neat. In my opinion, Adam is the one who suffers deeply. He was abused by his father, lives his life working on 3 jobs, and he was rejected by Blue (ouch). I'm not going to blame Blue, though. 
 Speaking of Blue, nothing really much happened in her point of view in the story. (Maybe something will in the next book??) Looking back, I really wished something did. The only interesting parts was when she kissed Noah (Don't worry, he's dead) and was almost kissed by Gansey. Will Blue finally realize that Gansey may be the one who might die in her kiss? 
 But hey, Kavinsky is not the only new character in The Dream Thieves ! Enter The Gray Man, a hit man who is certainly gray - from his hair to his clothes. His job throughout the whole book was to find the Greywaren. Only, he didn't know the Greywaren is a who . Along the way, he falls in love with Blue's mother, Maura! 
 The only thing that is keeping me hanging is the disappearance of Maura at the end of the book. What the heck is this: Glendower is underground. So am I. 
 All in all I really enjoyed The Dream Thieves . Another success has been made :)