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A Sky Beyond the Storm
by Sabaa Tahir
STUNNING FINALE.
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It’s time.
It’s time you read this series.
It is beautiful, raw, strikes so many chords and is nothing short of a magnificent story.
I love these characters and how real everything feels to me because of how the writing conveys their tale. The highs and lows and everything in between drag out all of the emotions and made me sit there and hug this book afterwards. This isn’t a happy-go-lucky story. A lot of bad things do happen, but I love the infused sense of hope that something is better out on the horizon. That we’ll get there.
You’ll never find yourself bored or dragging through any of these points-of-view. The high stakes action bouncing off of angsty moments had me gripping pages to know where things were going. I feel like even the side characters got some great spotlight and I was hooked on them by the ending too. While yes, totally hate how some things went down (without a doubt had me in tears), it all still somehow worked out in the end. That’s what I love. The loss of who/this/that didn’t overshadow where everything was leading.
This entire series took me on a such a journey and I have a hard time putting into words what the closing of this final chapter meant. An Ember in the Ashes will definitely go down as one of my favorite young adult fantasy series. The amount of dedication and work that clearly went into this jaw-dropping. I’m a fan for life and can’t wait to see what Tahir writes next.
Overall audience notes:
- Young adult fantasy
- Language: little light
- Romance: kisses/make-outs; some little detailed fade out scenes (still felt appropriate for YA genre)
- Violence: depictions of war, gory and bloody murders and battle scenes
- Trigger/Content Warnings: loss of multiple loved ones
BLOG || INSTAGRAM
It’s time.
It’s time you read this series.
It is beautiful, raw, strikes so many chords and is nothing short of a magnificent story.
I love these characters and how real everything feels to me because of how the writing conveys their tale. The highs and lows and everything in between drag out all of the emotions and made me sit there and hug this book afterwards. This isn’t a happy-go-lucky story. A lot of bad things do happen, but I love the infused sense of hope that something is better out on the horizon. That we’ll get there.
You’ll never find yourself bored or dragging through any of these points-of-view. The high stakes action bouncing off of angsty moments had me gripping pages to know where things were going. I feel like even the side characters got some great spotlight and I was hooked on them by the ending too. While yes, totally hate how some things went down (without a doubt had me in tears), it all still somehow worked out in the end. That’s what I love. The loss of who/this/that didn’t overshadow where everything was leading.
This entire series took me on a such a journey and I have a hard time putting into words what the closing of this final chapter meant. An Ember in the Ashes will definitely go down as one of my favorite young adult fantasy series. The amount of dedication and work that clearly went into this jaw-dropping. I’m a fan for life and can’t wait to see what Tahir writes next.
Overall audience notes:
- Young adult fantasy
- Language: little light
- Romance: kisses/make-outs; some little detailed fade out scenes (still felt appropriate for YA genre)
- Violence: depictions of war, gory and bloody murders and battle scenes
- Trigger/Content Warnings: loss of multiple loved ones