Finally found it at a comic book store in my hometown!!!

Not my favorite of the series. Going through was snore snore snore until the last 100 pages and then it was INSANE. Want to start book 8 but don't want to be caught up...

Heads up I apologize for misspelling any character names because I listened to this one. Probably my favorite of the series so far. GREAT balance of the POV's, although probably Caol was my least favorite, and I know the newest novel is only him...boo. I looooved getting to see Aelin truly step into her role as Queen, but I wish she had literally aged more. Can we make her at least 20 at this point? And Rowan still being in his hundreds?...just a little weirded out I guess but I love them.

Wow. Best book I've read this year. Best book I've read...maybe ever. Ranks up there with Reality Boy for most important books that I wish everyone would read. Everyone.

Starr is such a rich character - at many times her interactions with her family and friends seemed so mature for high schoolers, but that's the point. She had to analyze the world in a way far past what most consider teens to be capable of.

I wish I could force this book into the hands of every person I meet. Absolutely deserves every award coming its way.

My first graphic novel! These are definitely going to be my new fast read books. This was so cute and fun. Loved the illustrations and the quick and fun story! Will definitely be immediately ordering book 2.

Not immediately hooked, but I'm excited for more! I've heard amazing things about this series.

Not my favorite Lumberjanes art or story, but it's still Lumberjanes, and I still loved it.

I have a lot of feelings about this book, but I can't really identify them. It's hard, because this book was so much and also so little. It was huge and it was small. It had everything and really, not much at all. Aza is so much inside her head, just like I am a lot of the time, but you don't see much of her world. Which makes sense, because she doesn't really see much of her world either. There's not much of a plot, because when you have anxiety, sometimes it does feel as if you're stuck without a plot.

It is the best book I have ever read that describes what mental illness is really like. It's also not my favorite John Green book. It's amazing, but I also didn't 'love' it in the way I have always loved his books. But it was important, and I will read it again.