Review: Fourth Wing, Rebecca Yarros (ENG & ESP)
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Fourth Wing / Alas de sangre, Rebecca Yarros (ENG FIRST/ESP ABAJO) 🐉 5 bolting stars: it promises and it delivers, this story absolutely lives up to its hype! As the phrase on the cover says, I hadn’t read such a good fantasy story in over a decade. This book has awoken my fangirl side all over again and it’s been such a joyful ride, wink wink. The Huger Games meet Harry Potter and add some great romance in the middle, plus its obvious own sparks: this is the story of a kingdom where young people are raised either to be a scribe or a rider. Violet Sorrengail, daughter of a famous commander, was supposed to be a scribe; she imagined her life between books and history. But her mother’s desires/orders change everything and in spite of her sister’s and her own wishes she ends up on Conscription Day presenting herself to compete to be worthy of being a dragon rider, with no physical training to be so. But with her sister’s help and her own witty and resolve there she goes with one
