Jeni Enjaian's Reviews > We Free the Stars

I really wish that 카지노싸이트 allowed for half stars. Oh well.
I continued to absolutely love this book. One of the biggest draws for me comes from the narrators, especially the male narrator of this book. I could listen to him for hours.
The other big draw comes from Faizal's lush, lyrical narrative and world building. I could clearly picture Arawiya, its five caliphates and the people that make up those caliphates. She creates such a beautiful world that I want to go there and never leave. I realized that Faizal employs the sort of lyrical narrative that Laini Taylor does in the Strange the Dreamer duology, one of my favorite fantasy series/worlds ever so obviously, I loved the world of Arawiya that Faizal created.
I could nitpick a few things from the books, such as the underutilization of Yasmine (and her lack of development as a character) but that would not reflect my experience of reading this book. I felt immersed in the story, in its twists and turns, in the ever evolving magic system, in the changing and deepening relationships between all of the characters. I will definitely add these books to my shelves soon.