The Court of Thorns and Roses vs Throne of Glass?
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Re: The Court of Thorns and Roses vs Throne of Glass?
Enjoyed both series, but I have to say Throne of Glass is my favorite.
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On one side, ACOTAR has incredible characters that you can't help relating to and falling in love with. Every single character is flawed which is good because no one can be perfect. While this series is one of my favorites, after rereading it I noticed that while I love the whole "under the mountain" idea from the first book, the rest of the series seems as though the author changed her mind about the vibe of the book once she started the second and third books. This is definitely the number one series I wish I could reread for the first time, and fall in love with it all over again. While still enjoyable, it's difficult sometimes to reread.
In the Throne of Glass series, however, I adore the storyline a lot more. Here there are a lot more books, which gives room for more plot development that goes right along with the character development. Its themes of love, trust, redemption, and family (just to name a few) went a long way with the characters portrayed in this series, dealing with problems that allow all of us to relate and sympathize, even if we have never been in anywhere close to the same situation. This series is a lot easier for me to reread more enjoyably
The final thing I want to say is that in both series, I enjoy that the protagonists fall in love multiple times, and weren't afraid to take their own space and figure out their decisions without the help of the other influences in their lives, which really helps empower the reader, giving hope and reflection on our own lives as well.
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Throne of glass was the first book I read for s.j.m, and I absolutely LOVED it. The characters and plot where on point, and I think Sarah did an amazing job in creating twists. Especially in EOS. I’m sorry give me a minute.
Ok. I’m ok. Too soon.
Anygays, ACOTAR was also such a good read in my opinion and I finished the first 2 books with 3 days, however book number 3 was a little too slow then too fast, and on parts I wanted to read more about, it wasn’t really elaborated on, which I found slightly disappointing, but i still loved it.
I like the beauty and the beast trope, and I especially like how s.j.m could have made it a love triangle, like in TOG (which, he’s created drama, but for me it almost overtook the storyline, and I found myself rooting for Aelin and Chaol more then her getting her freadom) but she didn’t, she made Freya leave Tamlin. I did in all honesty get a little feisty when Elain and Nesta got dunked into the caldron and became powerful, because I really wanted Freya to be unique, and to step out of the shadows of her sisters. Although, at least Freya could stay with them forever, which is noice, although I personally, would have ditched my sisters as soon as a big bad wolf man bashed down my door and took me away.
But, yeah, it’s hard to choose between the two of them. They both had flaws, and both where amazing.
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But I lOVED The Court of Thrones and Roses series. My favourite characters are Freye and Rhysand.
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On the one hand, I read first ACOTAR series, the first book was not as good as the others for me, because I couldn't relate that much with Feyre. However, the other two books had more action and a better development. And I enjoyed them.
On the other hand, ToG is a longer series, think that I like. I think that being longer given more space for developt the characters, the places, etc.. At the same time, you are able to read the story from different points of view, making it more real.
Both stories show characters with different background, these backgrounds influence in how the story is flowing and their personal decisions. For that I think that both deserve to be read.
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