Summary A Court of Thorns & Roses paints a compelling romance narrative, especially in its early installments, but I wish it would follow one trend from the Throne of Glass books. Sarah J. Maas' fantasy series excel when it comes to relationships, but ACOTAR focuses more heavily on romantic bonds than her young adult novels. Throne of Glass has heavy romance subplots as well, but its story feels more balanced.
I Wish Feyre Had Stronger Relationships With The Other Women In ACOTAR Feyre's Only Friendships Are Formed Through Rhysand Although Feyre is a compelling heroine in her own right, I can't help but feel that her story throughout A Court of Thorns & Roses is missing something. And it's something Throne of Glass does very well. While Feyre's relationship with Rhysand is well-developed, most of her other bonds in ACOTAR are formed through him.
A Court Of Thorns & Roses Would Have Benefited From This Throne Of Glass Trend Throne Of Glass Excels At Portraying Female Friendships Close I'm surprised A Court of Thorns & Roses doesn't feature more well-written female friendships, as Maas excels at portraying these types of bonds in Throne of Glass. Although most of Celaena's relationships start off a bit rocky, she ends the series with numerous connections with other women, all of which are compelling and fully her own.
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