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Me encantó, la trama está muy interesante y los personajes son lo mejor, me encanta el found family que tiene y las parejas, 100% recomendado si quieren leer algo de acción y fantasía

Libro molto bello.
Scritto anche in modo chiaro e scorrevole, da anche una idea all'inizio di quel mondo che poi è presente negli altri libri della stessa autrice.
Molto consigliato

Reseña Seis de Cuervos: Mi puntuación personal: 10/10Para comenzar tengo que explicar que me costó leer este libro en un comienzo porque me pilló en medio de exámenes y un parón lector, pero cuando me recupere de el GUUUURRRLL, no os imagináis lo rápido que lo eli y lo mucho que lo disfrute.Tengo que decir que me lei la trilogia de sombra y hueso antes que este y que ha mejorado mucho la escritura de la autora respecto a sus primera obras, y que los personajes y sus dinámicas me parecen hermosas, es que no hay otra palabra para describirlo.La historia nos cuenta como dentro del mundo del Grishaverse, un grupo de inadaptados conformado por personas de toda clase, de todo tipo de etnias y de todas las formas posibles, se adentran en la corte del hielo de ese mundo para secuestrar a un científico capaz de crear una droga para aumentar los poderes de los Grishha, de esta manera para recibir una recompensa bastante cuantiosa. Es entonces a lo largo de todo esta travesía, de como recaban a todos los integrantes de la banda y de los acontecimientos, que se nos descubren muchas más cosas de las que esperamos.En esta historia los personajes principales son sobre todo Jesper, Kaz (lo amaréis lo aseguro), Inej, Nina, Mathias….Si que tengo que decir una cosa, y es que la representación de Kaz en la serie de Sombra y Hueso es muy diferente a la que se nos muestra en el libro, y sinceramente, le quita algo de chispa a lo que se nos muestra del personaje.En conclusion, una novela que recomendaría mil veces leer, que disfrutareis muchísimo y amaréis los personajes y la historia. A pesar de que es una bilogía aparte de Sombra y Hueso, recomiendo leer la trilogía principal antes para comprender lo ocurrido anteriormente y por otro lado para meterte más en la historia.

My mind is too cloudy and unfocused to understand some of the things happening but yet i love this so much. Kaz u little dirtyhands, always scheming, always plotting. I'll see u guys again.🐦‍⬛

EDIT: After 2 years and some thoughts, I was wrong. This is a 5*June 8th 2021:I really liked this. Never read a heist book. I loved the characters, the back storiesI already love the grishaverse and magic system. Recommend

This book was good however I found it wasn't anything special when it comes to YA fantasy. I struggled at the beginning to connect with these characters or their goals until about 50 percent through the book which is a little long for me. There are a lot of characters in this book which would have been a good thing if we didn't have so many perspectives to switch between. It got good in the last 20 percent but the ending felt rushed. I am intrigued enough to read the second though. I assume the names of places and people are easier to remember if you read the shadow and bone trilogy first, which I did not do, but some of the names took me out of it a bit.

Leigh Bardugo took everything I love about the fantasy genre and wrote a book. That’s how I felt while reading “Six of Crows.” There was just the right amount of backstory and world building and nothing extraneous. The characters were perfectly flawed, and the misfit unit they created together made the tale even more gripping and cheer-worthy. The adventure of a heist unfurling from multiple character’s POV is entertaining at every turn. Reading this YA Fantasy gave me a strange nostalgia that I can only explain as the way I felt reading Harry Potter for the first time in middle school. I didn’t want to put it down, in fact I couldn’t. I flew through “Six of Crows” in only a few days (fantasy usually takes me much longer to read than other fiction). As a reader with ADHD I appreciated the shorter chapters. One of my favorite quotes that I annotated in my physical copy of the novel: “When everyone knows you’re a monster, you needn’t waste time doing every monstrous thing.” “Six of Crows” is the first book in a duology. I can’t wait to pick up the second, “Crooked Kingdom” soon. 

Just finished "Six of Crows" and wow, what a ride! The ending really hit the spot with a perfect cliffhanger that has me itching to grab the second book right away.The story follows six main characters, and honestly, they're what makes this book shine. While the author sometimes gets a bit heavy-handed with the details (like, okay, we get it!), the character dynamics really pull you in. Nina and Matthias's storyline? Absolutely captivating. Their relationship had me hooked from start to finish.Now, about Kaz - bit of a mixed bag there. The author built him up as this brilliant mastermind early on, and while he did pull off some clever moves, it didn't quite live up to all that initial hype. As for Kaz and Inej's relationship... it's fine, but feels like something we've seen before. Nothing groundbreaking, but still enjoyable enough to keep you reading.Jasper and Wylan were fun additions to the crew, though we didn't get as much time with them as the others. Would've loved to see more of their dynamic!People keep comparing this to Ocean's 11 (which I haven't seen), and I can see why - the heist element is super engaging and felt fresh. My one gripe? Never really felt like our crew was in real danger. There was always this sense that they'd find a way out somehow, which took away some of the tension. The plot twists were decent, though if you're paying attention, you might see them coming. They felt a bit rushed - wish the author had built up the suspense more before the big reveals.What really blew me away was the world-building. Every city, every location is described so vividly you can picture it in your mind. And this is coming from someone who usually isn't big on fantasy!**Rating: 3.5/5 stars***The Bottom Line:* Despite some nitpicks, "Six of Crows" is a solid read with great characters and immersive world-building. Already planning to dive into the sequel!

I wasn't sure about this one, it's not one of my normal genres but I heard many good things about this book. I'm so glad I chose to read it, never thought I'd be so excited to read the 2nd one, it definitely kept me on my toes and read this book till I passed out late at night. All in all great book. ♥︎♥︎♥︎

4.6 really good

Adivinen quién quiere llorar después de leer esta obra maestra, no solo por su trama sino también porque tiene que leer la segunda parte para saber que carajos va a pasar? Si, soy yo

Ein Dieb mit der Begabung, aus jeder Falle zu entkommen. Eine Spionin, die nur "das Phantom" genannt wird. Ein Verurteilter mit einem unstillbaren Verlangen nach Rache. Eine Magierin, die ihre Kräfte nutzt, um in den Slums zu überleben. Ein Scharfschütze, der keiner Wette widerstehen kann. Ein Ausreißer aus gutem Hause mit einem Händchen für Sprengstoff. Höchst unterschiedliche Motive treiben die sechs Außenseiter an, die einen gefährlichen Magier aus dem bestgesicherten Gefängnis der Welt befreien sollen. Kaz Brekker, Meisterdieb und Mastermind, ist nicht der Einzige, der Geheimnisse vor den anderen verbirgt - und natürlich steckt weitaus mehr hinter dem Auftrag, als die sechs "Krähen" ahnen können...

Wow. I'm just at a loss for words.