For those who have read CoFA. Any maoni on the book? Anything wewe want to discuss? au if wewe want to write down your inayopendelewa nukuu feel free to write them down here!!

THE ENDING.
I was like, huh? This is the end? wewe CAN'T FUCKING DO THIS TO ME TT_TT

The ending was super sucky. I had to read 2 times so I understood what was happening. I was super pissed at Jace even tho I know he was under sum sort of spell. My bff got mad at me cuz I was screaming at her how pissed i was. I have to wait a whole mwaka till i get 2 read the inayofuata one. Oh well. It's worth the wait :)

I liked CoFA. I knew the ending was going to have to be an emotional cliff-hanger: like Clary said, the mashabiki wanted the series to continue and good vitabu don't run on hugs and rainbows. And I think Clary did an awesome job of keeping the series going without making it seemed forced.

The only real problem I had was that Alec seemed OoC to me. He was just too... pouty. And Magnus calling Alec 'Alexander' the whole time. It seemed way to patronizing and formal -- especially since he called him 'Alec' in the other books.

Jace: is that a coatrack?
Kyle: if wewe were a vampire this would've been zaidi useful.
Jace: yes wewe know au just someone with a lot of coats.

Lol jace.

To be honest, I felt like this book was it's own. zaidi of a spin-off to the original trilogy. I was zaidi than satisfied with City of Glass being the final book and was happy with how everything ended. This just felt like someone's fanfic; someone's wishful thinking of what could possibly happen inayofuata in this fantastic series. And it was rather disappointing. I usually upendo Jace, like most fans, but he annoyed the shit out of me in this book--so full of self-hatred. Not to mention there wasn't nearly enough of Alec and/or Magnus. And then there was the fact that this was mainly from Simon's POV. It's not that I hate Simon...he's just a very dull character who complains about his life the entire time.

why the end. and my inayopendelewa quote is "One for sorrow, two for mirth, three for a wedding, four for a birth; five for silver, six far gold, seven for a secret that's never been told.