At this point I need a huge tome, full of fairytales/folklore by Leigh Bardugo. 
 Years after we got some taste of twisted fairytales from her, Leigh Bardugo has gifted us with a book and 6 "new" but still twisted storys. 
 * Ayama and the Thorn Wood 
 The first one of our tales, is a new take on the myth of the Minotaur with a twist, however he isn't our main character. 
 It's kind of heartbreaking but it tells you to give kindness even if it wasn't given to you. 
 * The Too Clever Fox 
 Not a new story to the Grisha fans but still worth the reread. 
 * The Witch of Duva 
 Again, not a new story but probably the most creepy one. 
 I think I finally get what the euphemism for what happened to the girls is. This doesn't make it less disturbing! 
 * Little Knife 
 The last one of the storys we already know and by far my least favorite one. 
 I found it kind of boring but you have to read it for yourself. 
 * The Soldier Prince 
 Is a retelling of the nutcracker but creepier and our villain isn't the one you think it is. 
 I loved this one but the ending left me needing more. 
 and finally... 
 * When Water Sang Fire 
 This one I was the least excited about since it has to do with mermaids and I don't like mermaid stuff but then.... then... But as the eyes of the human court were focused on each new gem and bauble, 
 Ulla saw that one young man did not gawk or marvel. He stood behind the king's 
 throne, beside a bearded man who wore the sash and smoky-blue sapphire of a 
 seer. The boy's clothes were black, his hair blacker still, and he was looking 
 directly at Ulla, the weight of his stare heavy ballast. 
 I'm hella greatfull for the Nikolai books that will come out and I'm excited like crazy but in honesty, what I really wanted is a Darkling series! 
 Still, this snippet of him is enough for me to be happy and forever reread it along with the The Grisha Trilogy.