#grishaworld

[walthina]

Leigh Bardugo said six of crows was supposed to be a fun story in the grishaverse...

what happened??????

[fahey]

“I do wonder what a boy of your intelligence might have amounted to under different circumstances.”

Ask Jordie, Kaz thought with a bitter pang.

[missedthememo]

Alina Starkov, the Sun Summoner

“Cardinal North is a direction on a map. True North is home... You have always been my True North, Mal.”

“I’ll meet you at The Meadow.”

[jianzhu-archive]

the grishaverse | corporalki

“the word corporalki comes from the latin word corpus, which means body.”

[sad-endings-suck]

Kaz, is... is that you?

[warriorofmint]

I'm like five years late to the party but I finally got around to reading the Six of Crows duology (in my defence, I read the first Grisha book before the second one came out and so forgot about the series until recently), so here's a quick portrait sketch of my fave heartrending waffle queen (talk about goals), Nina Zenik!

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[essieyana98]

Books

Something I am super excited about and never experienced before is a truly strong female protagonist- strong mentally, physically, and spiritually. In recent literature, there is a surge of this female main character that I am proud of, that I aspire to be, that I feel people should take inspiration from. This is extremely important and should not be overlooked. Stories with truly strong female leads (read: ones not at the mercy of a new boyfriend every few seconds, ones that can barely fight on their own and have maybe a maximum of one “iconic” scene where they coweringly try to tell someone off) should be fostered, encouraged, and lauded, as books are what educate and raise a nation. And a nation with brave, loving, true, and STRONG females is one that I would love to live in.

Some of the books that I have read (so far) that I think exhibit the best kind of woman (in order of chronology by when I read them):

- Hunger Games series

- Red Queen series

- The Unbecoming of Mara Dyer series

- Six of Crows duology

- Grishaworld series (meh..........Alina makes out with literally everyone, but she is still a Saint I would convert for)

- Darker Shade of Magic series

To be updated...

[fahey]

Pekka Rollins couldn't count the threats he'd heard, the men he'd killed, or the men he'd seen die, but the look in Brekker's eye still sent a chill slithering up his spine. Some wrathful thing in this boy was beginning to get loose, and Rollins didn't want to be around when it slipped it’s leash.