Paperback, 527 pages

Spanish language

Published Nov. 7, 2012 by Ediciones Santillana S.A..

ISBN:
978-84-204-0367-0
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OCLC Number:
828335106

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Un corazón de hielo. Una voluntad de hierro. Bella. Letal. Destinada a la grandeza. Conoce a la asesina

Celaena Sardothien, la única capaz de salvar al reino de Endovier.

Dos hombres la aman. El mundo entero le teme. Y sólo ella puede salvarse a sí misma.

Descubre la primera parte de la trilogía Trono de Cristal, serie bestseller de The New York Times. Seleccionada como Mejor libro para jóvenes de Kirkus Review.

En un mundo sin magia, y tras un año de trabajos forzados en las minas de sal, una joven asesina es convocada a palacio. Ella no acude para acabar con el sanguinario rey que gobierna desde su trono de cristal, sino para conquistar su propia libertad. Si vence a veintitrés asesinos, ladrones y guerreros en una competencia a vida o muerte, será absuelta de prisión para ejercer como campeona real. Su nombre es Celaena Sardothien.

El príncipe la …

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A poor mystery, but still a fun experience

There are a lot of problems with the books. The characters are paper thin, the "mystery" is as easy to solve as a mystery in a child's book. Celaena frankly, isn't that good of an assassin if people can keep sneaking into her room at night, etc. Those are just the more egregious problems that kept nagging at me. But, despite the problems, I enjoyed this book. It's nothing great, in fact, I would say at best, it's mediocre. It's enjoyable, though. I had fun reading it, and at the end of the day, that's good enough.

3/5 = Mediocre

Review of 'Throne of glass' on 'Goodreads'

Throne of Glass was a fun read. It was not particularly thought provoking, the characters were not particularly compelling, and the plot was not particularly inventive. It was still fun though. I enjoyed every page. There was not a point where it bogged down in nonsense as there so often is in a book that is trying to set up a large series. It kept up its pace, and kept my attention and for that I have to commend it. I liked the characters by the end of it. The two primary male characters were sort of two dimensional until about 3/4 of the way through the book, but they came into their own by the end. I would recommend it as what my wife calls "popcorn reading." Fun, but not nourishing.