I completely fell in love with this series. A part of me wants it to end here, because it was a perfect ending for the story and I feel more books will only ruin what's already great. But then again, I also want to keep reading, to know more about Clary and Jace and them having a bit of normalcy for a change. City of Glass was probably my favorite in the series. I loved every second of it and got myself a headache because I read nonstop. I'd really love to see Idris and this entire story in a movie. It took magic, love, friendship and all the elements to a whole new level. It was somehow deeper than the other ones, though again, the biggest flaw of this series is how predictable it is. And while I'm at it, I have to say, Sebastian ruled, he was way creepier than Valentine who, let's face it, was an excuse for a villain. I bet we'll see more of him. And I'm planning to, when the next one comes out :) 
 That being said, now that I've finally finished this series I have to admit, there are MANY Harry Potter stuff going on. The main character has never known his parents, but at the end he is informed that he looks just like his father but for his eyes.. he has -say it with me! all together!- his mother's eyes. Shocking. He also has a special scar. Then there's this war with big baddass world enemy whose name starts with a "V" (What's with all the bad guys having a "V" in their names? We ain't that bad) and who claims that he doesn't really want to kill everybody and spoil pure magical shadowhunter blood cause they are so few, etc. Then, there's this ultimatum to avoid the war. Then there's a chance of winning if they give up the single life of a dark haired boy -one life to spare all. They refuse, but this boy ends up giving in in a way to save them all. Oh, and did I say there's a boggart? Yup, but here its called the "fear Demon" or Agramon. Oh, and there is a werewolf called Fenrir Greyback I mean, Lucian Graymark. 
 However, and contrary to what many people say, it was not like I was constantly reminded of Harry Potter, it's just that I read it with that in mind and after some time I really had to accept that there are many coincidences. But its still a great story and I recommend it to all those who like the YA genre, and a good romance with lots of paranormal elements and worlds.