The priory of the orange tree. Is it worth the hype? #bookstagram #books #theprioryofanorangetree

[DEEKSHA-rizr]

I completed it like a 6 months ago and its one of the best cosy read i had, it might be boring for the 1st 200 pages but then it got soo good, u will like this if u enjoy mythology vibes!

[BennyBoiBooIsAbee]

I promise it is the only thing that made this a hard read for me was the size but once I got through a few chapters I thoroughly enjoyed it, although some ppl Saud it took the a while to piece things together it still is Avery cool book especially if you like mystery and fantasy. Also the Sapphic slow burm is so good in my opinion

[SissouLoveVideo]

I just DNFed it at 19% so I relate ahah !!

[anabsolutetrashfire]

So glad it isn't just me...

My summary thus far:
1) too many descriptions of lamps. In one bit there were like 5 descriptions over 2 pages. That's too many.

2) I saw a review saying feminist Lord of the Rings. No. It's too much court intrigue. If you're not a court intrigue person, it just isn't fun. One more description of dresses, bedlinens and court and I might lose my mind.

3) The only storyline I'm really engaged in is Loth's. That's sad and annoying in a book that features more women POV characters. But: Loth's story is very interesting as a fantasy reader, gives me Elden Ring vibes.