I just have to take a second here...let myself breathe. No, I just really need to yell out my current thoughts: THIS BOOK IS ABSOLUTELY AMAZING AND I AM COMPLETELY OBSESSED WITH IT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! There, I feel slightly better, but I really can't get over what I just read. Literally, I am blown away by Six of Crows. 
 The Good Stuff 
 Who am I kidding? The entire book is the good stuff! I am seriously not exaggerating my love for this book. I originally wanted to read this quickly, just so I could get it off of my TBR pile, but I quickly realized that I wanted to take my time with it. I wanted to savor every single word Bardugo had written. 
 The writing is incredible. Half of the reason it took me so long to read this book is because I would just stare at a sentence for a good twenty minutes. Not because it is difficult to read, but because I was entranced by Bardugo's writing. I would find myself reading a sentence over and over again in my head because I couldn't get over how perfect it was. The world she built is both insanely frightening and enchantingly wonderful. I'm just amazed at Bardugo's creations. 
 The characters: fan-freaking-tastic. Kaz is everything. He's mysterious, crooked, lost...I just want to be around him forever and ever. He's so ridiculously interesting! He has my heart, to say the least. Inej is impressive and inspiring. Nina is one of my favorites: funny and beautiful and clever. Matthias is a gorgeous Thor-like figure who makes me shiver with excitement. Jesper is funny and surprising. And Wylan is cute and adorably naive, but quickly learning the ways of the Barrel. I was surprised to find that I cared so much for this band of misfit thieves. I honestly love every single member! 
 And the way she ended it? Speechless. 
 The Not-So-Good Stuff 
 I'm not even kidding when I say I couldn't find anything wrong with this book. I hate to hype something up, but I can't help the fact that I loved this book as much as I did! It's sheer perfection in my opinion! 
 The only thing I have to complain about is that Wylan was never a narrator. I completely understand why, but I was sad not to be able to get to know him quite as much as the others. I would love to be able to know what that adorable, curly-headed kid is thinking and so I desperately hope he will be a narrator in the next book. Which is another not-so-good thing actually: I'm having to wait until September to get my next dose of the Dregs. 
 My Overall Thoughts About Six of Crows 
 My Overall Thoughts About Six of Crows 
 Oh my gosh! This book is perfection and I am obsessed with it! Six of Crows is as addictive as the drug in the story: jurda parem. I might actually have to read it again, just to ease my craving for more stories about these Dregs. Gawwwwwd. I loved it...this may be the best book I've read in a really, really long time.