5/5 
 That's all there is. 
 OK, no, not really, but I am too full of emotions to create a coherent review and it's 2AM and I'm wide awake and I have class at 9AM but I just feel so overwhelmed and my mind is swimming with run-on thoughts. 
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 I haven't been this affected by a book... No, a series... In the longest time. I already knew by the end of the first book that this series would stick with me, but not like this. 
 Let me just talk about the few things that I wished Maggie Stiefvater had included (let's be honest, it would have only lowered my rating to like... 4.95): 
 (view spoiler)[ - I wanted to see my 300 Fox Way ladies once more please 
 - like it totally has to be Gray Man and Maura, but like Artemus is still a tree in their backyard? LOL 
 - COULDN'T WE HAVE A GOTTEN ANOTHER KISS FROM BLUE & GANSEY WITHOUT HIM, Y'KNOW, DROPPING DEAD? 
 - and my baby Noah, can we please take a moment of silence for how sad his death life has been going in circles seeing Gansey die and die and die? SOMEONE PLEASE TELL ME HE MOVED ON SO HE DOESN'T HAVE TO SUFFER ANYMORE (hide spoiler)] 
 Okay, that was just 4 points and they're not even a big deal, but I totally wouldn't mind if I got some answers to these questions. 
 And the ending. OK, I know a lot of people found the ending sort of anti-climactic. But I honestly don't think so, it just depends on how you look at it. (view spoiler)[ Getting Cabeswater to sacrifice itself helped to renew their story, to start anew with their lives after Glendower. Yes, I understand that "well, Ronan, Adam, and Blue are supposed to be his magicians" and yes, I understand that, like Henry, we "expected more from them," other than just asking Cabeswater to be the sacrifice. But it made this even more realistic because we, humans, cannot bring people back to life, magical or not. There is no life without death. (hide spoiler)] 
 But overall, I am always completely enthralled with Stiefvater's words and writing style. The characters she created for this series felt so raw and real and just like Blue, I fell in love with all of them. The story and the setting was so unique compared to all the other YA books I have read. I definitely know that I will probably be rereading this again multiple times in the future to come ((view spoiler)[just as Cabeswater can be dreamt over and over again (hide spoiler)]).