The Song of Achilles — Madeline Miller

[Emily-lhk]

“This, This and This!" it's use interchangeably throughout the book one smut scene, one memories, one fun, etc. 😊

[AnahiAislinn]

I finished this last night…I ugly sobbed for an hour while I listened to the last 3 chapters 😭

[ImliterallyL]

Dude the song of achilles is so good, it doesn't even feel like your reading it is so cinematic and well written and I can easily say it is one of the best books i've ever read

[TSPRKLS]

I WAS SOBBING SO HARD FOR TYE LAST COUPLE OF CHAPTERS TO THE POINT I COULDN'T SEE THE PAGES.

[Kevin]

I added this book to my TBR on behalf of another recommendation. I've always been fascinated by Greek mythology but I had no idea what I was getting into when I started this book. I read a lot of books each year but it has been YEARS since I have come upon a page turner like this. Not only can I not stop reading this book but I cannot stop thinking about it. I NEED Miller to write this book again from Achilles' point of view because I really want to know what's going on inside his head. What is he thinking the whole time. I'm only 30% in and this book is doing things to me no book has ever done. Words cannot describe.

[Thatkidoftheriordanverse]

“I am going to be the first swear it.
Why me?
Because you’re the reason.”

😭😭😭😭

[karina_kh]

Spoiler! (Might be)

The quote that killed me was a couple dialogue lines at the end of the book

“I hope that Hector kills you”
“Do you think I do not hope the same?”

It’s so simply worded, but from that point on I wept like a baby for the rest of the pages

[buggo_bug]

the spicy scenes scared the crap out of me (not the patrochilles one 😍) but this book is so fricking good

[blackfootelite]

Wow. This book was incredible, I too lost the love of my life.

[bladd]

finished the book a few days ago and ugly cried so much 😭

[ohmystarzz]

“I would know him blind, I would know him by the way his feet hit the ground and the sound of his breath. I would know him in death.” Or whatever it was I didn’t memorize it but still one of my favorites. also this was literally her first novel and she made Shakespeare look amateur

[sophrealllll]

I have this on my TBR, and I finally got it. I’m gonna start reading it soon!!!! 🤭😍

[CHILD_F_DIONYSUS]

Do NOT break my heart rn I just got it today and I’m still on the first chapter💔

[oliviarzucidlo]

I have a love-hate relationship with this book. On one hand, it's a sweet romance with plenty of great moments, but on the other hand, why must I feel such heartache? I gotta find the Achilles to my Patroclus.

[alexanderkennedy]

"I'm going to be the first. Swear it"
"Why me?"
"Because you're the reason. Swear it"
"I swear"
If only it were true

[Swiftie-rat-]

I ordered it a couple hours ago its coming on Thursday

[vlhallaৎ]

“but do you want-“
“i am sick of talking about her.”

[Aria-Aurora-nq]

Finished it last year. too scared to read again

[sunnytabby]

'This this and this'

Ifinished this book a day after it arrived, been waiting to read it for month, it was my inly motivation to geth through the iliad and it was amazing, less emotional and sad than i hoped and was promised, though i think that was because i knew what to expect and am also more used to scenes that drag on, every detail of hand placement being mentioned and every though written down, so their deaths were a bit bland for me, but my god was this a good book

[idontknow-ph]

Dude i stayed up to 3AM to finish it but then i started sobbing and then it was a glimmer of breif happiness then it got sadder but then the ending was happy and stuff