Welcome to Litsy!

I loved the setting and how vivid & magical everything felt. I still missed the heist because this was more like a treasure hunt. I like them too so I was okay with it but I still loved the first installment most.

This gave a pefect conclusion and the whole trilogy has been a fantastic experience.

#JumpStart2023 #SeriesLove2023 #ISpyBingo (sunrise/sunset) #Pantone2023 #sharreadathon

What a cool series. This was the first one id read on paper rather than listened to, purely because it‘s what I could get my hands on. I missed the narration. But still a really satisfying read and end to the series. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

I find myself disgruntled that this trilogy has ended. How dare someone write something this good. I am properly offended.

Wow! My mind has been blown! I just finished the last book of the Gilded Wolves trilogy in the bus, and found it quite upsetting that I couldn‘t display many emotions, as people would think I‘ve fallen on my head and gone completely bonkers!

Back to the point, this book was truly well written and is worth so much love! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

“Do you know what makes a star appear so bright?”
“That sounds more like a question for Zofia.”
“The darkness around them.”

“How will you find us?”
A sad smile touched his lips. “I would find you anywhere.”

I will never leave you in the dark again. I want us to go into the light together.

I absolutely love this book and it was a great ending to the series. It has definitely become one of my favorite book series and I honestly believe that it should have more hype and a bigger fanbase. I love the characters, the world, the writing, EVERYTHING and I highly recommend these books to anyone who likes: found family, historical fiction, magic, heists and books with LGBTQ+ representation.
(Be warned: I cried...and so will you) ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Amidst all the uncertainty, there was one thing Zofia knew without a doubt: She did not know what would happen next.

As a historian, he regarded the world in hindsight, but history was never dead.

“Do you know what makes a star appear so bright?”
“That sounds more like a question for Zofia.”
“The darkness around them.”

“If you think what we‘re doing is impossible, then let us rewrite what possibility means…together.”

“We‘ve got hope, a flimsy plan, and a great deal of explosives. We‘ve gotten by on less. Let‘s go.”

“Zofia,” said Enrique. “I‘m beginning to think you really are a genius.”
“You sound surprised,” said Zofia. “Why?”

“In your hands lie the gates of godhood. Let none pass.”

There was power in knowing not just how to move through the world, but how to make it move around you.

What a great dedication! :)

5⭐️ A high rating because I love Chokshi‘s writing.

Reading this novel felt like Roshani Chokshi was letting us briefly glimpse a bit of her heart and soul. It was so raw and beautiful. Her gorgeous descriptive language immersed the reader fully into the world she built. Chokshi has a way of incorporating all the five senses into her writing, which is completely transportive.

#jessreads2022 #recommend #bookreview

“Do you know how the world ends?” She asked softly.
“Fire and brimstone, I imagine?”
“No,” she said smiling. “It ends in terrible beauty”

Nice cheery breakfast reading to start off 2022…and don‘t judge my generous serving of butter. 🥞

#jessreads2022 #happynewyear #2022

Officially finishing 2021 with magic and quite a bit of sodium. Happy New Year! 🎉🥂

#hny #happynewyear #2021 #magicreads

It‘s been sooo long since I‘ve been on here!! It‘s also been insanely long since I went to B&N but couldn‘t pass up the 50% off hardbacks!

#bookpile #bookstack #tbr #bookhaul #bookblogger

With this book, the trilogy comes to an end... And even though I'm not quite satisfied with how it ends, it was still a great book to read, and I loved diving into this magical, bewitched world. I fell even more for Zofia, she grew so much! Chokshi does have a great talent for drawing characters, but Zofia is exeptional. Her character development is astonishing. Guess I need to read more by Roshani Chokshi, right?

Thank you so much for tagging me, @Crazeedi ❤
1. Tagged. Loving it ❤
2. Everything pumpkin and chestnuts 😋
3. Small Spaces by Katherine Arden

I tag whoever comes along and feels like playing - go for it! 😄

#weekendreads @rachelsbrittain

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️It‘s hard to talk about this book as the story, characters, & setting felt so unique. The story itself never caught me as strongly as I thought it would, but I found myself thinking about the characters often when I wasn‘t reading, & I think their construction is where Chokshi shines. The ending had so much hope & heart - I think this will be one that the feeling stays with me even if the details fade. Beautifully written.

“Kahina sang to the boy as he slept.”
(Not a very exciting one, but really liking the book so far)

#FirstLineFridays
@ShyBookOwl

If you believe it or not, I'm already done writing my #BookSpinBingo list for November. The December one is already half done 😂
My ordered copy of The Bronzed Beasts has arrived, so I'm finally able to finish it.

#BookSpin #DoubleSpin @TheAromaOfBooks

@TheAromaOfBooks - It turns out my ebook of The Bronzed Beasts is broken and I can't read it anymore. I've ordered the physical copy now, but it won't arrive until the end of the month. So I'll read it in November instead.

But it is also my #BookSpin for October. Shall I replace it, or call it a DNF, even though it's not really a DNF? 😌

#BookSpinBingo

The tagged book arrived yesterday, and it's the very last one in the trilogy! 💕📚💕 I am OBSESSED with these covers! 😍