"You could rattle the stars" 
 Let's talk about Throne of Glass. 
 If the blur didn't make you pick up the book or you are unsure just bear with me and get your own opinion. This is low spoiler review so you can read freely. 
 Celaena Sardothien is an assassin, and her name is pronounced as Selena. Celaena is the most powerful assassin in Adarlan. She is only an eighteen year old girl and she is captive in the mines of Endovier. She's there for her multiple crimes, for the hundreds of lives she took. But the prince of Adarlan needs a Champion to participate in his father's little game and he picks the person that he knows would make furious, Celaena. 
 Well Celaena has to compete in order to earn her freedom. But is not that simple she will have to serve the king for four years. She would have to kill for him. 
 Just to let yall know, the king is the worst. You know Joffrey from Game of Thrones? Well imagine if he had gotten to adulthood... Basically. In a nutshell. 
 Now let's talk about Caelena. A lot of people say Caelena is an annoying character. She is sassy. I liked her. She is arrogant, she knows she is pretty and she is proud of it. She is a professional at killing other but she likes sparkling dresses and playing the pianoforte. Also she likes to read. DO YOU KNOW HOW RELATABLE THAT IS. Honestly I loved that part, is a beautiful way of breaking stereotypes. Also the puppy. Yes there is a puppy *cries*. Caelena feels and her character has so much moral complexity that is incredible. She is an assassin and even though she is proud of being the best, she feels remorse and she mourns the loss of her innocence at such a young age. (SPOILER?:I loved the part when she said that the faeries didn't brought her gifts since she the first time she killed it felt sad.) Also a part that I absolutely adored was when she was with her period. Yes she is the baddest assassin out there but she also has period cramps. Why did I love this part? Well first of all it shows, that she is human. Also in every YA book I read with a heroine I always wonder: what about her period tho? 
 But things are not that bad. We have two handsome guys that at first are annoying but they grown on you. *DISCLAIMER: I'm gonna do a few references but I don't mean to say the characters are exactly like the others that I will mention, I don't pretend to state a comparison either, just a reference so you can imagine if you haven't read the book. If you have maybe you disagree.* First of all we have the Prince of The Crown: Dorian. Dorian is Will Herondale in a fantasy land. Yes you heard me, he has blue eyes and black hair, and he likes to read. There take it. Love it. Also he is a womanizer. Or was. Hehe. 
 Then we have the Captain of the royal Guard: Chaol. Pronounced as chaos but with an l at the end. Chaol has brown eyes and hair and I like to imagine him as POC because the color of his skin is not mentioned in the book but that's just my headcanon. Well Chaol is very Four-ish in my opinion, at first he is rude and then we see his other side. Lovely, truly lovely. 
 I ship everything. I am not sorry. 
 Also I have to mention Nehemia. Nehemia is a baddass warrior princess from a land conquered by the king. And she becomes Celaena homie. Also she is black so hurray for representation. I won't say more. 
 I loved the world building. I want to know more about the religion and the magic and the fae. If you are not ready to read Game of Thrones this could be good start, this comes from a person that absolutely adores Game of Thrones and has read A Song of Ice and Fire twice ( yay me). Also I feel is that kind of book that the first one was like 'mmh idk' but that it will get so much better, I felt that while reading City of Bones and then I absolutely adored The Mortal Instruments. 
 SO yes go and read it. Get to page 100, the first pages were hard for me, too many exclamations points but I swear it gets better.