#throne of glass series
Aedion, opening the curtains: Wake up, the sun is out!
Dorian: Am I scheduled for photosynthesis???? Can the Earth not rotate unless I get out of bed??? Tell me.
Aedion: Dorian. You’re the King! Get up!
Aelin: The moon looks beautiful tonight, doesn’t it?
Rowan:Yeah…
Dorian: But do you know what’s more beautiful?
Aelin: Of course.
Aelin, Rowan and Dorian in unison: *sighs* Fenrys Moonbeam
Aedion: Wake up! The early bird gets the worm.
Dorian: The late worm doesn’t get eaten by the early bird.
Aedion:…
Aedion: Did you just admit to being a worm?
We can’t wait for you to hold the Throne of Glass Miniature Character Collection in your hands! Less than one month to go!
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The first copies of the Throne of Glass Miniature Character Collection have arrived at the Bloomsbury offices and we’re obsessed! These perfectly pocket-sized editions are available for preorder now at all retailers!
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We’re thrilled to announce the Throne of Glass Miniature Character Collection by Sarah J. Maas! On November 5, 2019, all eight books in the Throne of Glass series will publish in exciting new limited editions. Each miniature book will feature a different character’s name highlighted in a signature color every time it appears!
The Assassin’s Blade: Sam in Avery River Teal
Throne of Glass: Celaena in Rifthold Violet
Crown of Midnight: Dorian in Adarlan Crimson
Heir of Fire: Rowan in Terrasen Green
Queen of Shadows: Manon in Crochan Red
Empire of Storms: Lysandra in Caraverre Ocher
Tower of Dawn: Chaol in Antica Blue
Kingdom of Ash: Aelin in Orynth Gold
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current status: obsessed with a fictional character who i may or may not be in love with
“i’d burn you and you still couldn’t take your eyes off me cause i’d look so beautiful doing it you’d blush”
look me in the eyes and tell me this does not describe miss aelin ashryver galathynius
~ Spoilers Ahead, You Have Been Warned ~
“Unleashing a cry that set the world trembling, Prince Rowan Whitethorn Galathynius, Consort of the Queen of Terrasen, began the hunt to find his wife.”
Prince Rowan Whitethorn GALATHYNIUS. Not Prince Rowan Whitethorn. But Whitethorn Galathynius. Yes, Aelin is queen, and Rowan is only a prince, so perhaps it should be fitting that the consort takes their spouse’s last name. Yet the point remains that Rowan did indeed take Aelin’s last name.
I can’t help, but say, kudos to SJM for once more tackling an issue that’s been arising recently: the ridicule to the men who decide to take their wives’ maiden names.
my psychology lecture today:
what my useless brain thinks about instead:
queen of shadows, pg. 246
Hey lovelies!
Here is my September TBR. This month I have decided to try and get back into graphic novels, and I’m also determined to carry on with some series that I have started and never gotten around to finishing along with some others that have been on my TBR for too long.
Have you read any of these? If so let me know your thoughts and let me know which one I should start with!
