I don't know what to write about this book. I want to read the next one now. I want to read this one again. I want to read Raven Boys for a third and fourth and fifth time. 
 This novel is beautifully written...I felt drunk on words every time I finished a sentence. 
 The characters are so fractured and intricate that they make me feel like the people I know in real life will never be enough again. 
 The plot is brilliant and complicated and fantastical. But the relationships, every single one of them, are so realistic they made me cry. 
 I kept checking my progress as I read it--it's one of those books where you're dying to know what happens next but mourning the loss of never being able to read it for the first time again AS you're reading it for the first time. I was completely conflicted as I turned every page wanting to save it, wanting to savor it, wanting to finish it. 
 Oh, and I ship the hell out of (view spoiler)[Adam and Ronan. I'm more invested in their nonrelationship than I am in Gansey and Blue's (though THAT INEVITABILITY IS KILLING ME TOO.) (hide spoiler)]