Bardugo, L. (2015). Six of crows. New York: Henry Holt and Company.
Book Trailer: https://youtu.be/bSC39371rMg
Kaz is a thief known as Dirtyhands and is offered a large
amount of money to kidnap a scientist named Bo Yul-Bayur from a highly
protected place in Fierda, the Ice Court. The scientist has developed a highly
addictive drug that enhances the Grisha peoples paranormal abilities. Kaz
is hired by Jan Van Eck to kidnap the scientist but this is an almost
impossible task in which Kaz cannot do himself. Therefore he recruits the
following team of criminals, Inei Ghafa an acrobat who has talent for sneaking around,
Wylan van Eck good with some talent for demolition and bombs, Nina Zenik, and
Jesper Fahey, a sharpshooter with a gambling proble. But his group is not yet
complete. They need one more person Matthias Helvar, a former soldier who
has knowledge of inside the Ice Court and who is in Hellgate prison. Nina had
turned him in with a lie of him being a slave trader. But she did it to save
him. They both had a trust for each other until he is jailed and while he hates
her for her betrayal he still loves her. Kaz and his group break
Mathias out of the prison. As they continue their journey to the Ice Court they
are ambushed and Inei is stabbed. Nina uses her magic to help Inea's stab
wound. They capture the stabber and discover that someone else is trying to
rescue the scientist. The group continues to the Ice Court but along the
way Nina and Matthias make a deal. Neither of them want the scientist to live.
Every person has secrets that start unfolding.
Thrilling and filled with
wild imagination this story is sure to leave an impression especially after an
unresolved ending. Recommended for young adult readers who enjoy fantasy. This
is a book for grades seven and up. Other books written by this author include,
Crooked Kingdom, Run and Rising, and Shadow and Bone. Products related to this
item include First Year (The Black Mage Book 1) by Rachel E. Carter, The Last
of the Firedrakes (The Avalonia Chronicles Book 1) by Farah Oomerbhoy, Heir of
Illaria: Book One of the Illarria Series by Dyan Chick, and A Bond of Venom and
Magic (The Goddess and Guardians Book 1) by Karen Tomlinson.

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