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 Review: I don't know where to begin with Six of Crows, to be honest. Second time reading it made my love for this book grow bigger. I adore this book so so so so so so much. 
 This book was a very hyped one when it first came out and it still is to this very day. Why, you ask? Because it is THATTTTT GOOD. I die. I did read the Grisha trilogy before going into this because of the fear of being spoiled, but NONE. THERE WAS NOTHING TO WORRY ABOUT!! I did not like the Grisha trilogy as much as I loved Six of Crow, but I think Grisha trilogy is worth a shot if you want to explore more about this world. I won't guarantee you'll like it, though. It was a decent read. 
 I can't remember if I'd read any heist novel before now, but criminals and villains have always impressed and looked interesting to me. As for this book, it's a MAJOR because there were six of them, hence Six of Crows. And guess what? I LOVED ALL OF THEM. 
 Let's leave it there and discuss it later. I first want to talk about the writing. 
 It was incredible. From the first page to the last. It was exquisitely well done and perfect. I knew this book was difficult to get into, but once you are familiar, you can't stop. I couldn't. I was addicted and very much hypnotized by how Leigh Bardugo managed to do what she did. The crew spent 2-3 weeks on a ship to the Ice Court and you must be expecting this period of time to be boring. WRONG. Leigh Bardugo did an amazing job of keeping her readers entertained. I loved that. 
 I don't want to say that the plot was perfect, but it really was. The book was described from a character perspective of the effect of jurda parem and then slowly getting the others. I loved the bluffing, these characters' backstory. The plan to get in the Ice Court was so well-planned and tricky. The heist was done fiercely and incredibly exciting. The ending was also very overwhelming because it was something I did not see coming when I first read it. Extraordinary. 
 No matter what people say, I will protect these children with my life. They're so cunning and flexible. Kaz's mercilessness, Inej's goddess heart, Nina's righteousness, Wylan's mumbling, 
 Jasper's sense of humor, Matthias's revenge. It's not supposed to work when you put six diverse characters in and make the readers love all of them, but it did work and I did love them all so dearly. Goddammit. These characters had their own uniqueness and that's what made them so lovable. Their characters development were flawless, where they first had hard time trusting each other to working together and achieving something impossible. 
 Overall: Heist novel. Right. 10/10 would recommend. Love unconditionally and eternally.