Throne of Glass by Sarah J. Maas is one of the best books
I've ever read. It's right up there along with the Lunar Chronicles, The
Hunger Games, and Divergent.
Yes, the covers
are creepy. The book itself is good. And
anyways, there is another cover that is waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay
prettier.
See what I mean?
It's much nicer. Not as creepy looking.
Throne of Glass is about 18 year old Celaena Sardothien
who was the world's greatest assassin. She has been given the option to become
the King's Champion (do his dirty work) if she competes in a competition and
wins. If she loses, she will be sent back to Endovier (a really bad labor
camp in which people have to mine salt) to stay.
Upon her arrival,
Celaena discovers that there is something sinister going on in the castle. Oh,
and did I mention that she falls in love with the prince and the
Captain of the Guard (as if her life isn't complicated already...)?
Crown of Midnight is the continuation of Throne of
Glass. It's a little more...I don't know the word for it. A friend of mine
says that the romance is so much more passionate in Crown of Midnight.
She is right.
Okay, some friends of
mine say that Throne of Glass should be made into a movie. I
disagree. Here is a list of reasons:
1. It would be
waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay too bloody. And violent. I hate
those things.
2. Movies that are based
off of a book totally ruin the book. The movie would probably be really sucky,
unless the producers followed the book.
3. Many people who had
never read Throne of Glass (this is if the movie is sucky)
would then be unwilling to try it out because they might think that Throne
of Glass will be sucky too.
Do you think that Throne
of Glass should be made into a movie or not? Please leave a comment
below. You will be helping the debate by commenting...especially if you agree
with me and my reasons against it. But, I don't think that Throne
of Glass should be made into a movie.
Bye
Elsa
Elsa
Action filled stories are difficult to recreate on screen, because of limited production budgets. I dd not think the Harry Potter series, as a whole, was well produced. Don't you think Authors are smart to create these book series to keep people reading and buying their books?
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