Violet is about to embark on her journey to become a dragon rider at a War School. The only catch? Most students don't survive the first year.

Fourth Wing, a book that evokes strong emotions. Either you hate it or you love it. In a short time the book has created a strong fan base with passionate opinions. The novel has received mixed reviews, but I personally enjoyed it. The dragons are majestic, fierce and dangerous, and who doesn't love dragons? While the disability representation felt a bit lackluster, it was still refreshing to see it incorporated into a fantasy novel. However, the worldbuilding and character development are not as advanced.

The plot and pacing had some minor flaws, but they can be easily ignored. It was an addictive read with a simple writing style similar to that of SJM books.

The question remains, how to rate Fourth Wing? If it's based purely on my reading experience, it would be a 4.5-star book. However, compared to other books, a more realistic rating would be 3.5 stars. Regardless of the rating, it was the most enjoyable book I've read in a while.