The wrath and the dawn - non spoiler and spoiler parts 
 Non spoiler 
 This book is utterly amazing. It was interesting to read a book that is set in a different place this is not often seen in YA. I really do like the refreshing culture change that we got from this book. The love story in this book was spectacular, it gave me so many feels. We didn't get to see as much of the setting, I was a bit disappointed in that but that totally went away as I became more and more invested into the love story. Although palace setting was beautiful and we did get some more description of the world though different side characters POVs but I didn't really like the other POVs because the character's storyline wasn't very engaging so I wasn't paying attention while reading their parts and I just wanted to get to the main characters POV 
 There is magic in the world and some people say that it was very inconsistent, I do believe this but the love story was so overwhelming for me that I didn't really pay much attention to the magic and the consistency. 
 I really do love how Renee Ahdieh incorporated more than one classic fairy tale and I love how the stories that are told in this book are referenced frequently though out the book. The characters are magnificent and so complex and interesting. I love the internal struggles that we see for each character individually. 
 Although I did find this book a bit hard to get into because there were a lot of POV changes during the first parts of the book, it was very confusing with the POV changes because it would take me some thinking to realise that the POV has changed. The terminology used was confusing at the start because I had never heard of them but thankfully there is a glossary at the back. But after I slowed my reading pace a bit and started to take into all the words slowly I got into the book very quickly and started to understand and love this world so much. This is because Renee Ahdieh writing is so beautiful and full of metaphors and quiet unique in a good way. 
 Overall for the non-spoiler, even though there are some flaws, the love story is just something that I have to recommend to everyone. And alone the writing style could be the one reason to read this book. 
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 Omg the romance in this book. I've always loved a romance when you first hate one of the characters but then you learn to love them. That was definitely the case with Khalid and Shazi. The Romanic internal struggles at the beginning for Shazi was just to die for. It was wonderfully written and made me invest even more into her character. I know that some people have an issue with her lack to kill Khalid, but to me I didn't have that issue and I thought the internal struggle was enough for me and she never did seem like a killer in the first place. 
 I was so scared when we met Khalid for the first time and after the first night I had no idea what was going to happen the next day. I really do love the first day at the palace because everything just seemed so light compared to what she was facing inside. The palace for me was so much fun to explore. The archery thing was amazing of course she had to have a secret talent and I loved Despina and Jalal. I loved their little romance and when Shazi told him about the kid he knew in his heart that he loved Despina and he love him. I liked that little romance and I thought it was a great asset to defy social hierarches. I am so glad that we got Despina and Jalal to ease off the tension and I loved how they were normal people and acted like normal people. 
 I really did dislike Tariq's chapter they were just so boring and all I wanted was Shazi. I really didn't like Tariq's character he was just so annoying and reminded me of Tamilin in ACOFAM. When we were reading about how much Tariq loves Shazi, I was like think pleaseeee dude u are not even a choice for Shazi. I was so happy that we got that chat between Tariq and Omar because thatis exactly what Tariq needed to hear. 
 "A shared history does not entitle you to a future" 
 -- Renee Ahdieh, The Wrath & the Dawn 
 But again I totally didn't even pay attention to Tariq's story so I wasn't very bothered by it, I just wanted more of Shazi and when we got more of Shazi bad memories of Tariq just disappear. Shazi's chapters and story definitely mad up for Tariqs 
 On the second dawn I was so afraid for Shazi I had no I idea how she was going to get out of it but thankfully Khalid had already started to fall for her. And when he called her 'my queen' ahhhhhh that was just the best. And then she almost got killed again. She almost died three dawns in a row, which really did set everything to reality. I knew that he was going to get her out but the suspense of it was overwhelming. I loved how Shazi still had the stubbornness and sass to slap Khalid across the face during that time I thought that he deserved it until we saw the recap of that moment in Khalids POV. After that their relationship did really grow. I had such high hopes for them after they finally kissed. That night was fantastic and exhilarating. But all their secrets got in the way and by then I was so emotionally invested into their ship. There was just so many good moments in their relationship. 
 The magic carpet scene felt like a waste to me but I know that it will come into play later. I did love the scene when Shazi got the carpet because we also got another insight story to Khalids past 
 I loved the scene when Jalal and Shazi where just shooting arrows like friends but then the tension just had to grow now didn't it, I was shocking honestly when Jalal just walked away. More tension that was created after Shazi asked 'why did that happen to the other girls' to Khalid was heart breaking and why did she have to ask right then. But when Khalid ignored her and walked write past but hear went out for Shazi, I legit was talking out loud saying 'its okay girl, its okay Khalid just has so major issues but it's okay' I wanted to scream at Khalid to just tell us why he killed them and I wanted to confront Shazi and tell her that everything is okay and he loved her but he just has some major issues. And ugh the ball/dinner thing that they had was just awful I really did feel for Shazi and I hated how Tariq hated Khalid for not defending Shazi. I loved it when we saw Tariq reacting to Khalid and Shazi embracing each other ahhh he never had a chance. 
 The attempted assassination (that we all saw coming) played out so well. I loved how it was Shazi who got herself out of the clutches of that man. And I love how Shazi is always just like no one owns me, she just such a sassy character who is so independent. 
 "Her conviction wavered further. "I told you; don't try to own me." 
 "I don't want to own you." 
 She swiveled her neck to meet his gaze. "Then never speak of sending me away again. I am not yours to do with as you will." 
 Khalid's features smoothed knowingly. "How right you are. You are not mine." He dropped his palm from the door. "I am yours." 
 -- Renee Ahdieh, The Wrath & the Dawn 
 His eyes turned to fire. "I've always been yours." He cupped her chin in his palm. "As you've always been mine." 
 She bristled and started to protest. 
 "Don't." He returned her biting glare. 
 "Your possessiveness..may present a problem." She knotted her brows together. 
 The corners of his lips curled upward, ever so slightly. 
 After that when she was snooping around his room and found the letters. Omg that was so sad.... Im so glad that she didn't confront them to him because that would have been so awkward. And when we found out about the story of Ava....... 
 Gahhhhh that was heart breaking. 
 Then straight after that of course Khalid just had to find out about Tariq. I was so nervous during that scene when he held the knife. But when he wanted her to go, you just know it true love. Ahhhhh after that the kiss scene was my favourite when Shazi just ran up to kiss Khalid my heart went boom. 
 Everything was going to be fine but noooooo Tariq and her father just had to come in and mess everything. Ugh I hated those scene because they started off with Tariq and her father thinking that she wants to and needs to get out of there. Ughhhhh and how everything ended with the city in ruins and Shazi and Khalid separated........ 
 Now Khalid thinks that this is all because of the curse and the last chapter in his POV was beautiful and how he finished the letter. 
 It was such a great ending and I need the next book now and I'm so glad that it stars off where the wrath and the dawn ended. I loved everything about this book even though there were some bad part but I totally dismissed them because my feels for Shazi and Khalid are just too strong