If you like reading, you should read Six of Crows. Throughout the whole book I was on the edge of my er...bed. 
 Leigh Bardugo created a literary masterpiece with this book. From the very beginning I felt immersed in the world Bardugo created. The way she described Ketterdam with such detail made it so easy to visualize. Especially at night, I can imagine the dark streets, sparsely lighted. The dirtiness of the port city filled by people of all backgrounds, the shifty danger filly the air in each gangs territory. 
 Then of course, there are the characters themselves. While I don't love them all equally, I do love them all. When I read each chapter from a different character's POV, I really got to know them. I understood their past and present, their motivation, their emotions and feelings. They are so realistically made and all too human. There were some, like Kaz, who I wanted to like but was a little put off by their actions and personality. He is so egocentric, and unfeeling towards others, even his own gang who practically worship the ground he walks on. Even so, there is the other side of the coin where we get glimpses of how much he cares for Inej even though he fights it. Despite all Inej has gone through and done, she has an innocent kind of purity. They all have such depth that they're flaws and virtures are so clear to see. 
 There are also all the plot twist, plans gone awry, betrayals and many other things that keep the book from being to bland and predicatable. I am dying for the next book in the series. I need it now!