Reviewing (almost) EVERY Grishaverse Story! 

I am a huge fan of the grishaverse and ruin and rising is actually my fave book of all time. The story is cliche and such but to me it feels like the type "cliches are cliches for a reason". It is definitely not for people who are experienced in high fantasy but for beginners would be a great series. And also I took in the books as more explorative and symbolic in writing and story rather than game of throne-esque high fantasy adventure. Six of crows is defo objectively better and I love it as well, and it's great to see how the author got better. With KOS duology, I agree that Nikolai gets sidetracked and it made it less entertaining for me but overall I still enjoyed it. Nina's storyline is absolutely amazing and I loved everything about it (except maybe how she stayed in a different body but it does make sense narratively). Shared my thoughts for engagement not to be annoying. Liked your vid.