Please pay attention! There are some little spoilers for TDT in the review and I just forgot where I can hide my review because of spoilers, lol. 
 This is my favourite book in the world. 
 I did not know that there was a climax of perfection. But it exists. Put on a paper printed with letters. 
 How do I review something which too good to make a review showing all his awesomeness? 
 I already talked about like all perfect things in my review of "The Raven Boys". 
 So in short form: Yes, Maggie Stiefvater did it again. Her Story just touched my heart. I cried. I laughed. I flipped out. I was scared. I was happy. I was sad. I was angry. 
 This is the thing about The Raven Cycle. Her absoultely unique story is so diffrent from other things that I don't know where I can sort it in. I don't know what I am supposed to feel. If I had not read the story and heard what it is about (dead welsh kings, people who can steal things out of their own dreams, crazy fortune tellers who do aerial yoga and date hitmans and young (rich) boys who do not know what to do with their life and throw it away? Drugs? Alcohol? Street racers?Welcome to the Dream Thieves!), I would definetly not read it. It just sounds too strange. Too many interesting ideas for one story. But somehow, Maggie Stiefvater made it. She created a story where all this makes sense. A romantic, thrilling, dramatic, exiciting novel. 
 SO much feels. I don't know what I am supposed to feel. 
 And I love it. Because of all this diffrent things, I never know what happens next, what is connected. Seriously this whole stuff is so complicated and irritating, I am afraid that even Maggie is not understanding the whole thing at the end and dares to leave one open end without an explanation. I literally would cry. I just need to know what all this means. I have so many questions, because everytime when I get something answered, there are 3 new questions coming up. 
 So much to keeping it short. I jus't cant. 
 I have to talk about two scenes. First the scene with Noah and Blue when they kissed. I really had to cry. I was so attached to Blue at this moment. All the pain I ever felt because of love and her pain she felt because of love. I just really understood her at this moment. Love can hurt. Life and Love is not perfect and is not always ending in a perfect happy end. Sometimes all we have are a few moments, some memories of things that could be, but are not. 
 Which brings me to my second favourite scene. When Blue and Gansey drove away. And they just pretended for a while. I admit, I do the same sometimes. When life is not working out as I want it to, I pretend like them and dream my world like Ronan. But the sad thing is: I am not a Greywaren. My dreams will stay my dreams, locked up in my mind:((((( Wow this was not supposed to sound that dark and sad. But I could not control myself:D 
 Yep Christina, this is how I felt during Noah's and Blues Kiss. 
 So I want to close this review with some Thanks. 
 Thanks Maggie for creating a book which blew my expectations away. Thanks for the fun I had reading about Noah and Ronan. Thanks for distracting me from school. Thanks for giving me something for what I was exciting for every time I got home (I just realized the quote "Books are home and family" seems finally become true). Thanks for creating a perfect boy in chinos which I can never have and breaking my heart because of him (If you let him die, I will burn my books. And I love them, so I really mean it serious). Thanks for creating a world which hunts me even in real life, because I can't drive threw the forest on my way to school without hoping that I will see a glimpse of my personal Cabeswater. 
 I want to live adventures like them. I want to be as ambitious as Adam and live a live like Gansey with the happyness of Blue. I want to do something dangerous like Ronan, buying a really awesome car and just drive a race. I want to experience a friendship as good as theirs. But before starting with all it, I have to read the third book. 
 5/5 Stars. And still not enough.