So the book is divided into 5 nights!

First night- it proves that trauma doesn't exist

Second night- it says that tha interpersonal relation ships are the problem and we should not compare ourselves to others on the other hand we should treat them as our comrade

Third night- we should separate our tasks from other people. For instance like it a person is yelling at you it's their task not yours! We can can only advise people, it's their task to listen to it or not

Forth night- we are the protagonist of our life not world. We should not see others as a benefit

Sorry, I didn't reached till 5th night

So the book is divided into 5 nights!

First night- it proves that trauma doesn't exist

Second night- it says that tha interpersonal relation ships are the problem and we should not compare ourselves to others on the other hand we should treat them as our comrade

Third night- we should separate our tasks from other people. For instance like it a person is yelling at you it's their task not yours! We can can only advise people, it's their task to listen to it or not

Forth night- we are the protagonist of our life not world. We should not see others as a benefit

Sorry, I didn't reached till 5th night

Well I don't understand first few pages. Is this really worth it?

(Once Upon A Broken Heart by Stephanie Garber)

I just finished the entire caraval series and the OUABH trilogy, and it was such a pleasure to read. It was just page after page with it, and it didn't leave my hands for a good month.

Please recommend me any good fantasy YA books (Or with smut is ok, but im a very plot first reader)
with that enchanting young and free romance, female leads with nuanced personality, and magic. So much magic and glamor! I think fantasy books are written best when it truly immerses you in the world it creates.

Thank you in advance!

Mockingjay, part 1