#the winners trilogy

lynches:

make me choose: kestrelor arinfor@ivashkov

“Kestrel felt a slow, slight throb, a shimmer in the blood. She knew it well.
Her worst trait. Her best trait.
The desire to come out on top, to set her opponent under her thumb.
A streak of pride. Her mind ringed with hungry rows of foxlike teeth.”

nestha:

It’s Christmas in Bookclub!❧ the winner’s trilogy for @bookofmirth

 “Isn’t that what stories do, make real things fake, and fake things real?”

With Netflix adapting Dumplin, To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before, and the recent Grishaverse news, we can’t help but think of all the YA books that we would love to see adaptations of.

Which YA books do you want to see Netflix adapt?

I finished the Winner’s Trilogy. It is really good. I loved all the ideas that Rutkoski explores in the story. I give the trilogy an average of 4.8 stars.

- The Winner’s Curse: I gave this one 5 stars. It was the first book in the series and it really blew me away. I loved the story and the themes it explored. I was really impressed by this one.

- The Winner’s Crime: I gave this one 4.5 stars because it was a little slow for me. There was also not enough positive Arin and Kestrel moments.

-The Winner’s Kiss: I gave this one 5 stars. It was a great wrap up to the trilogy. Everything is nicely done.

I definitely recommend this trilogy to everyone and anyone. It really is a great one.

books and cupcakes may bpc
day 16: otp

queenkestrel:

the winner’s trilogy+name meanings [part 1]

adventuresonpaper:

did i mention how beautiful this book is?