#odinschild

Red Queen: If you’re searching for a villain to fall in love with, here yo go. If you’re into revolutions and strong female characters it’s also something for you, there are lots of critics to these books but I loved it.

Throne of glass: YES YES YES! I personally love this series actually. It started off pretty basic and predictable but as it goes on not only the characters develop great but also the author. Suddenly you are in a world with game-changing plot twists and characters with stories and personalities even if it’s a side character. WARNING, it’s very graphic both sexually and bloody.

A court of thorns and roses: If you’ve read throne of glass I definitely think you should move to this, but I think that the world is to complex and misses some answers. I loved it anyways tho.

Delirium: It’s a simple story, very interesting anyway. It’s like a cliche but good cliche. Contains love, revolution and lots of character development and strong characters, both male and female.

Percy Jackson: It’s very easy to read and contains lots of actions, plot twists, strong relationships and a ton of jokes and sarcasm which makes the books very enjoyable.

Magnus Chase: The same author and the same concept as Percy Jackson, but I felt like putting it in here anyway to tell ya there are more LGBT characters, disabled and even Muslims in this story. If you’re searching for stories with these kinds of people this is something for you. 

The maze runner: These books are what made me into reading, there is lots of action and questions you want to be answered. There are not so many female characters and the majority of them is hated which is a bit sad but the books are still good tho.

Odinschild: By Siri Pettersen. A book I think deserves much more credit. It is very magical and you really just fall into the story, I enjoyed it a lot.

More fanart from Odin's Child by Siri Pettersen ♥

Ramoja and Vetle... and of course Jomar (the horse :D)