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Leigh Bardugo (Autore), Jay Snyder (Narratore), Brandon Rubin (Narratore),

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Ketterdam: a bustling hub of international trade where anything can be had for the right price - and no one knows that better than criminal prodigy Kaz Brekker. Kaz is offered a chance at a deadly heist that could make him rich beyond his wildest dreams. But he can't pull it off alone.

A convict with a thirst for revenge. A sharpshooter who can't walk away from a wager. A runaway with a privileged past. A spy known as the Wraith. A Heartrender using her magic to survive the slums. A thief with a gift for unlikely escapes. Six dangerous outcasts. One impossible heist. Kaz's crew is the only thing that might stand between the world and destruction - if they don't kill each other first.

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15 ore e 4 minuti
Autore

Leigh Bardugo
Narratore

Jay Snyder, visualizza tutto
Data di uscita su Audible

29 settembre 2015
Lingua

Inglese
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Audible Studios
ASIN

B07CRH321V
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Edizione integrale
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Durata	15 ore e 4 minuti
Autore	Leigh Bardugo
Narratore	Jay Snyder, Brandon Rubin, Fred Berman, Lauren Fortgang, Roger Clark, Elizabeth Evans, Tristan Morris
Data di pubblicazione su Audible.it	29 settembre 2015
Editore	Audible Studios
Tipo di programma	Audiobook Audible
Versione	Edizione integrale
Lingua	Inglese
ASIN	B07CRH321V

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Roxana

Bello, bello, bello!

Recensito in Italia 🇮🇹 il 9 novembre 2022

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Il libro arrivare dall' estero, perciò sappiate che i tempi di spedizione sono un po' più lunghi, ma sappiate che ne vale assolutamente la pena, il libro è avvincente e ti fa amare tutti i personaggi, la copertina è da collezione ed è già esposta nella mia vetrina, la lettere iniziale, i capitoli con tutti i pov, le immagini di fine libro, se potessi dare più stelle di 5 lo farei assolutamente!

Recensito in Italia 🇮🇹 il 3 ottobre 2022

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Stupendo, arrivato intatto.

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Meraviglioso!

Recensito in Italia 🇮🇹 il 2 maggio 2022

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ME-RA-VI-GLIO-SO!
Non saprei esprimere meglio di così la gioia di quando è arrivato a casa. Lo volevo da così tanto tempo, ma ero sempre indecisa, ma poi sono rimasta con la bocca aperta.

Dopo aver letto il libro in eBook ho deciso di acquistare la copia cartacea in inglese e nella Collector Edition e non potrei essere più entusiasta. Arrivato in ottime condizioni, e poi le Fan Art! Veramente non ho parole!
Sicuramente acquisterò anche il secondo è forse anche Shadow and Bone!

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Alessia Zamagni

Edizione meravigliosa di un libro da leggere

Recensito in Italia 🇮🇹 il 23 aprile 2021

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Penso che sul libro in sè (in italiano "Sei di Corvi), ci sia poco da dire, ti tiene incollat* dalla prima pagina fino all'ultima. Questa edizione da collezione è a dir poco meraviglisa.
Una cosa che ci tengo a precisare è di NON GUARDARE LE ILLUSTRAZIONI A FINE LIBRO FINCHÈ NON TERMINATE LA LETTURA, IN QUANTO C'È UNO SPOILER.

Ovviamente questa edizione è in lingua originale, inglese. Lo stile di scrittura della Bardugo è veramente facile da seguire. Se avete un buon livello di comprensione della lingua, non fatevi spaventare, sicuramente riuscirete a leggerlo senza grossi problemi.

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Luisa Mosca

Pacco arrivato puntuale. Contenuto in perfette condizioni

Recensito in Italia 🇮🇹 il 19 marzo 2022

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Ho preso il libro per mia nipote ventenne che me ne aveva parlato. Il pacco è arrivato in tempo ed in ottime condizioni così come il contenuto. Libro ben rilegato e senza pecche

Recensito in Italia 🇮🇹 il 13 agosto 2021

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In assoluto uno dei migliori YA mai letti. La Bardugo fa un salto di qualità dopo la trilogia di Shadow And Bone. Si vede che è maturata nella scrittura e nella caratterizzazione dei vari personaggi. Ho apprezzato il fatto che quasi tutti i protagonisti hanno avuto il loro POV. La trama già dopo le prime 100 pagine diventa avvincente ed allora è impossibile staccarsi dalle pagine. Ho apprezzato tutto del libro. Inoltre è arrivato puntuale e senza ammaccature.

Recensito in Italia 🇮🇹 il 12 dicembre 2021

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Beatrice Donda

Amazing

Recensito in Italia 🇮🇹 il 3 giugno 2021

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This book is simply wonderful. The plot is interesting and well developed, with sudden and well-planned twists. The characters are more interesting than the other and intertwine well with each other and with the plot itself. The setting is interesting and well developed and described, making it easy for you to imagine being in the book itself with the characters

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Jess Gofton

An instant favourite

Recensito nel Regno Unito 🇬🇧 il 19 luglio 2018

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I can't remember the last time I read a book and fell so head-over-heels in love with an entire group of characters.

People have been recommending Six of Crows to me for a long time now. It's a book I've always meant to get to - who doesn't love a heist story? - but this year I finally sat back, opened it up and was sucked into the seedy underbelly of Leigh Bardugo's fantasy world.

As someone who hasn't read Bardugo's Grisha Trilogy this world was entirely new to me, and I loved it. 2018 feels like the year in which I'm rediscovering my first love, fantasy, after several years of being intimidated by it for a reason I still can't quite put my finger on, and Ketterdam has to be one of my favourite fantastical places now purely because Bardugo brings it to life so vividly.

While Ravka, which we hear of but don't go to in this book, seems to be a Russian-inspired country, there's no doubt in my mind that Ketterdam is a fantastical version of Amsterdam, with its waterways, merchant-run economy, and the entire districts whose cogs are kept whirring by a constant stream of gambling and prostitution. The Barrel, not at all dissimilar from Amsterdam's Red Light District, is ruled by gangs, and one gangster in particular has Ketterdam in his pocket.

Kaz Brekker is one of the most compelling protagonists I have come across in a fantasy novel in a long time. From the blurb I thought he would be very different to the kind of boy he is, but I love how Bardugo has imagined him; she straddles the line between 'criminal prodigy' and 'only a 17 year old' beautifully, creating a character who's had to grow up far too fast and has the dirt of the worst and best of humanity wedged under his fingernails. He's like that first sip of a bitter coffee in human form. It was also so refreshing to read about a protagonist who needs the assistance of a cane to walk and I'd like more protagonists like this please!

What makes Six of Crows really sing is its characters. The setting is brilliant and the plot is wonderful, but the characters are what make this book - dare I say it - perfect. Alongside Kaz we have his right-hand woman Inej Ghafa, who was stolen from her home and her family as a child and sold into human trafficking before she began working for the Dregs. Known as the Wraith, she's an expert at going undetected and is yet another example of Bardugo's wonderfully complex characters. Inej's faith is important to her and her morality is something she struggles with when she has essentially become Kaz's personal assassin, but how else is she supposed to survive in a land that sees her as a commodity that can be sold for profit?

I loved Bardugo's exploration of religion through Inej and through Matthias, another protagonist from Fjerda, the country next to Ravka, who has essentially been raised in a cult of witch hunters whose own religion teaches that Grisha aren't human. Like all six of the protagonists in Six of Crows, Matthias has found himself washed up in Ketterdam by accident, beginning the novel in prison thanks to a Grisha, Nina, who serves as another protagonist. I'll be saying this for all of them, but I loved Nina, too. A child soldier from Ravka, she was forced to work with Matthias, a boy trained to kill her, after the ship they were on sank and they found their way to Ketterdam. Nina is bubbly and vivacious and loves food - who doesn't? - and I particularly loved her friendship with Inej. There's no competition between them, just the utmost affection and respect and when I say I want more female friendships this is what I mean.

Then we have Jesper Fahey, another member of the Dregs who loves gambling and guns a little too much, but another character who is complex and, though flawed, incredibly loyal to Kaz. I adored his sense of humour and his shameless bisexuality. Finally there's Wylan, a boy with a knack for explosives and keeping secrets. He's the kind of character that grows on you as the story progresses, and once you get to know him you can't help but love him.

Six of Crows works because each of its protagonists are fleshed out and such fun to follow separately, but they also have brilliant chemistry as a group, too, which is for the best considering they have to rely on each other to pull off a heist that's believed to be impossible. Kaz makes a deal with one of Ketterdam's merchants to break into the Fjerdan Ice Court - a place that has never been breached - and smuggle out a prisoner associated with a drug that, when used on Grisha, turns them into unstoppable weapons who crave the drug more and more and eventually die as nothing more than husks of their previous selves.

Kaz doesn't take on this mission out of the goodness of his heart to liberate the Grisha who are being mistreated or to bring order back to the world of the merchants, he takes on the mission because each of them will be rewarded with an inordinate amount of money that will pay off their individual debts and set them up comfortably for life. What ensues is a twisty, turny heist story that keeps you guessing at every turn and makes you genuinely worry for the characters' safety. I love that Bardugo doesn't make this story safe. Kaz has a plan and his plan has a plan, but when things go wrong - and they really do - these kids are forced to improvise if they're going to live to claim their reward.

It's been a few months now since I finished this book and I'm still thinking about it. The plotting and character development is exquisite. I fell for this book and these characters and this world so hard, and it's safe to say that this duology is now one of my all-time favourite series and this book has definitely earned a spot on my favourite books of all-time list. It was such fun to read, and it reignited not only my love for fantasy but also my love for YA done well. I escaped into a different world where all the threats and the tears and the love and the smiles felt real, and I will be gushing about it for a long time. And I'm not sorry.

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Oddsocks

Buy a different book

Recensito nel Regno Unito 🇬🇧 il 24 aprile 2019

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Would you go to the cinema and leave 30minutes before the end of the film? Are you the type of person who watches a TV series and stops before the last episode? You would? Then this is the book for you.

What happened to the rest of the book? Really disappointed that this finished with such a cliff hanger.

I hate it when books are released and the story finishes half way through. There is no real end to speak of it just stops abruptly.

So many questions are left unanswered - I shall not be buying the next book. Disgusted that I paid over £10 for this book - its going straight in the bin.

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Rose Quartz Reads

One Heck of a Fun Book

Recensito nel Regno Unito 🇬🇧 il 20 aprile 2017

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Okay, okay, I admit it. I was wrong. This is one heck of a fun book.

I was so unengaged when I first tried to read Six of Crows back in March. I couldn't put my finger on it - it just wasn't clicking for me, and I stopped at around 25%. But four months down the line and it was like I was reading it with completely new story.

There's something about the concept that makes this book so consuming. A world of magic and underlying disorder, six criminals and a hiest. It's hard not to get sucked in.

I adore stories with an ensamble of characters and the fact that they are a band of misfits makes it all the better. We've got:
- Kaz, a young criminal mastermind who runs the streets
- Inej, a brilliant spy who can vanish in the blink of an eye
- Nina, a confident Grisha with the power to kill with a look
- Matthias, a witch hunter who is presumed dead
- Jesper, a gambling gunslinger who loves the rush of a fight
- and Wylan, a runaway rich kid with a gift for mechanics

Together they are the Crow Club, and they take on an suicide mission for wealth beyond their wildest dreams. How awesome is that?!

The characters are awesome, but there are a lot of them. Each of them have their own backstory which I think took a lot of time out of the book from the present day plot, and away from there being any solid protagonist. I would have preferred a fully omniscient 3rd person narrator rather than abrupt changes in 3rd person perspectives, which would've made reading more like shifting from one character's mind to another, which would've made connecting the puzzle pieces of the characters and their motives a lot more fun than simply being told.

Despite Six of Crows being a spin off of The Grisha series, reading them isn't necessary to fully enjoy this book. The worldbuilding and development had all the flare of a standalone story, and it was so good to see it from the eyes of such a diverse range of characters. It really enabled the world to expand to beyond a couple of locations, which makes it unique to other fantasy novels which tend to focus only on one.

Six of Crows is a YA story that is fresh and new from anything I've read before - it's no wonder it's taken the blogosphere by storm. Take note, other writers - this is how you grab your readers.

Diversity Note: POC and queer protagonists

Warnings: blood, torture, violence

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Hayley

Came for the Kaz Brekker hype & here to stay for The Wraith

Recensito nel Regno Unito 🇬🇧 il 7 aprile 2020

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Six of Crows by Leigh Bardugo
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Criminal prodigy Kaz Brekker is offered a chance at a deadly heist that could make him rich beyond his wildest dreams - but he can't pull it off alone.

Oh, how I've missed my angsty YA stories.

I'm a sucker for a book filled with twists and heartache. Six of Crows has certainly help fill the Cassandra Clare void I've been in since Clockwork Princess!

I've had this book a while and finally caved to the Kaz Brekker hype...

And I'm here to stay for it!

This book was full of twists and turns (predictable in that I never doubted Kaz always had something up his sleeve).

The writing style was addictive enough that it pulled me through the multiple character POVs. I tend to have a habit of skimming through 'lesser characters' POVs in most stories - but I found that I enjoyed reading through all five of them in Six of Crows.

I'm emotionally invested in each of the main characters and that's rare for me. They all have their own horrific backgrounds and I can't wait to read through their development in the next book!

I'm diving straight into Crooked Kingdom because if my heart is going to be broken - I just want to get it over with!

Favourite quotes

“When everyone knows you’re a monster, you needn’t waste time doing every monstrous thing.”

Kaz knew death. He could feel its presence on the ship now, looming over them, ready to take his Wraith. He was covered in her blood.

The autumn leaf might cling to its branch, but it was already dead. The only question was when it would fall.

A gambler, a convict, a wayward son, a lost Grisha, a Suli girl who had become a killer, a boy from the Barrel who had become something worse.

She’d laughed, and if he could have bottled the sound and got drunk on it every night, he would have. It terrified him.

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Muse

I literally had everything I wanted in this book!

Recensito nel Regno Unito 🇬🇧 il 18 ottobre 2018

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Firstly I want to state that I've never read anything like Six of Crows! It is definitely the YA book that I didn't know I needed and now desperately want more of. I honestly felt like I was watching a DC film, because of the gritty characters and cinematic aspects! I'm a sucker for great villains/criminals in a book, and Leigh Bardugo gave me six of them, who I now love fiercely!

What I find so incredible about this book, is that I genuinely care for and love all of the main characters, which is very rare for me. Each character is just so brilliant in their own right, but together they make for a truly unforgettable cast. Although I cherish them all dearly, I do have to put it out there that Kaz and Inej are my faves and that I may be slightly obsessed with Kaz!

The switch in point of views for each chapter was genius, as it definitely allowed me to get to know each of the characters better. It's truly a great skill to be able to write from so many different point of views, whilst staying true to each character and without causing the flow of the book to suffer. The whole organisation of the book was just immaculate, It was utterly thrilling to be slowly fed bits of information, at a time, about the characters' past. I much preferred playing that little waiting game than seeing all of the characters cards at once.

I really liked the way the world was crafted, with the magic of the Grisha and the skill of ordinary individuals intermingling so well. It was refreshing to see how people without powers of their own, still managed to makes themselves deadly, through honing their skills. This balance between being skilled and possessing powers isn't really done in fantasy, and it really should be done more often.

All of the romances in Six of Crows have my full blessing and support! I seriously adore all of the relationships in this book, but there's one in particular that I completely live for! I literally had everything I wanted in this book; morally grey characters, diversity (in many ways), romances in every variation, great writing, a freaking heist, YA characters that were mature and KAZ BREKKER!

Even if you weren't that impressed with the Grisha trilogy (like myself), please pick this up, you won't regret it!

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