
Six of Crows
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Leigh Bardugo
(Author),
Jay Snyder
(Narrator),
Brandon Rubin
(Narrator),
Fred Berman
(Narrator),
Lauren Fortgang
(Narrator),
Roger Clark
(Narrator),
Elizabeth Evans
(Narrator),
Tristan Morris
(Narrator),
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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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- Listening Length15 hours and 4 minutes
- Audible release dateSept. 29 2015
- LanguageEnglish
- ASINB0716VKMH4
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Listening Length | 15 hours and 4 minutes |
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Author | Leigh Bardugo |
Narrator | Jay Snyder, Brandon Rubin, Fred Berman, Lauren Fortgang, Roger Clark, Elizabeth Evans, Tristan Morris |
Audible.ca Release Date | September 29 2015 |
Publisher | Audible Studios |
Program Type | Audiobook |
Version | Unabridged |
Language | English |
ASIN | B0716VKMH4 |
Best Sellers Rank | #461 in Audible Books & Originals (See Top 100 in Audible Books & Originals) #2 in Thrillers & Suspense for Teens #11 in Action & Adventure Fiction for Teens #13 in Science Fiction & Fantasy for Teens |
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Reviewed in Canada 🇨🇦 on May 31, 2023
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Really great story. Sucks you in after the second or third chapter!
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Reviewed in Canada 🇨🇦 on September 20, 2018
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Once in a while a book will come in your life and turn your world upside down. Long after it's done, you will think about it while trying to do go on with your life. For me, this book did that. It took me a long time to read it, the fault was mine.
I love reading books where author manages to make me forget that I'm reading a book and Leigh Bardugo did that with her awesome writing. It felt so smooth like I was not reading a book but watching a movie. All six characters were unique and had something to add to the story in their own way.
They're misfits which fit perfectly with each other.
The best thing about this book
1. Character: Each one has something to bring to the story. Each one has a talent that takes the story forward. Even the side characters come with their own flavour. Its written from five points of views. The only book with so many characters pov is game of thrones. And just like GOT, Six of Crows pov are different, each one has their own voice and own way of looking at the same situation. Their emotions are raw and I believe their past experience helps them to bond with each other. They know how it feels to be so alone, so hopeless.
2. Story and the twist: Six of crows will go down as a book that had something new happening in each page. You will always be on alert. Every word will demand your attention, every twist will make your heart race, your jaw to drop. Many times, I stopped reading just to let it sink, all the while wondering how will the author pull her characters out of this situation. And each time she did it so smoothly that it made me realise how well she knows this character especially with the background story. We get to know what each of the characters has been through and why they believe or do certain things in such a way.
3. Place: Ketterdam, oh!!! how I loved and hated the city. It was a perfect place for the city. I could smell the salt in the air and humidity just like the characters.
4. Writing: Just brilliant. The dialogue is the best part of the book. The command on the language is strong. Not every author can pull off great writing but Leigh Bardugo is the queen.
Lastly, if like me you've not read any previous work of Leigh Bardugo than give yourself some time. It will be confusing in the beginning but have patience.
I love reading books where author manages to make me forget that I'm reading a book and Leigh Bardugo did that with her awesome writing. It felt so smooth like I was not reading a book but watching a movie. All six characters were unique and had something to add to the story in their own way.
They're misfits which fit perfectly with each other.
The best thing about this book
1. Character: Each one has something to bring to the story. Each one has a talent that takes the story forward. Even the side characters come with their own flavour. Its written from five points of views. The only book with so many characters pov is game of thrones. And just like GOT, Six of Crows pov are different, each one has their own voice and own way of looking at the same situation. Their emotions are raw and I believe their past experience helps them to bond with each other. They know how it feels to be so alone, so hopeless.
2. Story and the twist: Six of crows will go down as a book that had something new happening in each page. You will always be on alert. Every word will demand your attention, every twist will make your heart race, your jaw to drop. Many times, I stopped reading just to let it sink, all the while wondering how will the author pull her characters out of this situation. And each time she did it so smoothly that it made me realise how well she knows this character especially with the background story. We get to know what each of the characters has been through and why they believe or do certain things in such a way.
3. Place: Ketterdam, oh!!! how I loved and hated the city. It was a perfect place for the city. I could smell the salt in the air and humidity just like the characters.
4. Writing: Just brilliant. The dialogue is the best part of the book. The command on the language is strong. Not every author can pull off great writing but Leigh Bardugo is the queen.
Lastly, if like me you've not read any previous work of Leigh Bardugo than give yourself some time. It will be confusing in the beginning but have patience.
Reviewed in Canada 🇨🇦 on December 4, 2021
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I bought the Shadow and Bone trilogy, having hugely enjoyed the Netflix series, but there are differences (no spoilers here for readers or viewers).
Read the trilogy, then dive right in to Six of Crows and see something new. Also get what they incorporated into the Netflix series and like me, wonder why Six of Crows wasn't saved for its own series, because this is EVEN BETTER than Shadow and Bone.
The characters have much more depth, and the story is delivered with different characters as the main actors in each chapter. This makes the reader really connect with each character in a new and very engaging way. Plus it delivers cliff hanger after cliff hanger! I sat there and read for literally hours at a time. I loved the echoes back to the original trilogy and when I got to the end, I immediately started on Crooked Kingdom (because I bought both at the same time, knowing I would do exactly this).
It's great to see how Leigh Bardugo is developing at such a huge pace. My one request though, would be that she not use the word 'wend' so frequently. Sorry Leigh, it gets a bit jarring.
Read the trilogy, then dive right in to Six of Crows and see something new. Also get what they incorporated into the Netflix series and like me, wonder why Six of Crows wasn't saved for its own series, because this is EVEN BETTER than Shadow and Bone.
The characters have much more depth, and the story is delivered with different characters as the main actors in each chapter. This makes the reader really connect with each character in a new and very engaging way. Plus it delivers cliff hanger after cliff hanger! I sat there and read for literally hours at a time. I loved the echoes back to the original trilogy and when I got to the end, I immediately started on Crooked Kingdom (because I bought both at the same time, knowing I would do exactly this).
It's great to see how Leigh Bardugo is developing at such a huge pace. My one request though, would be that she not use the word 'wend' so frequently. Sorry Leigh, it gets a bit jarring.
Reviewed in Canada 🇨🇦 on April 11, 2022
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This book is fantasy meets good old fashion criminal heist. I could not put it down! What I found I really enjoyed about this book is that even though its based in a world full of magic, most of the cast were just ordinary people, with the exception of a couple hilariously witty grisha, accomplishing a crazy mission using only their wits and talents and cards life has dealt them. I like how each chapter was from a different characters perspective and at the same time it would pick up where the last one left off. And to be honest it was actually quite funny in more ways than one. For me, this is a book is one of those rare reads I wish I reread for the first time all over again. (less)
Reviewed in Canada 🇨🇦 on January 29, 2023
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Another book I really enjoyed, a great rampage through interesting scenarios. Glad I got to read it in 2023 nice
Reviewed in Canada 🇨🇦 on September 6, 2022
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A great read. Had a hard time putting it down. Would recommend this book to my friends.will buy the next one for sure.
Reviewed in Canada 🇨🇦 on October 12, 2016
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Holy. Crow(s). Yep, that's all I need to say.
Okay, maybe a little more.
This WORLD. How I missed it; and I loved seeing a different angle of it as opposed to just Ravka from the Grisha Trilogy, even though now all I want to do is reread those books to dive right back in. These CHARACTERS. Misfits, criminals, convicts.. a perfectly imperfect group of deviants. I loved them all. Those SHIPS. I ship them all. Every single one. They were all so different and complex, with something for everyone, and the romance was subtle and strange and beautiful. (Kaz, oh Kaz, you're so effed up) That HEIST. I loved that it all went wrong. Even when you thought they had survived it and come out the other end, nope, it still went wrong some more. And then further wrong. The freaking ENDING. Okay, going into this I definitely thought it was a standalone; it was only halfway through I saw the title of the second book that at least gave me a little bit of a heads-up that things probably weren't going to end perfectly. Or maybe they would and we would just see more of the Crow Crew, it was hard to tell. But then..
Yeah, so, SIX OF CROWS was amazing, but like that's any surprise. If you're reading this review you already know it. I loved the Grisha Trilogy but I have to say that Bardugo has really hit her stride with this one. Her writing seems to have matured (not that it was IMmature before this), possibly even more vivid, and basically I need the next book right now. Please.
Please?
Okay, maybe a little more.
This WORLD. How I missed it; and I loved seeing a different angle of it as opposed to just Ravka from the Grisha Trilogy, even though now all I want to do is reread those books to dive right back in. These CHARACTERS. Misfits, criminals, convicts.. a perfectly imperfect group of deviants. I loved them all. Those SHIPS. I ship them all. Every single one. They were all so different and complex, with something for everyone, and the romance was subtle and strange and beautiful. (Kaz, oh Kaz, you're so effed up) That HEIST. I loved that it all went wrong. Even when you thought they had survived it and come out the other end, nope, it still went wrong some more. And then further wrong. The freaking ENDING. Okay, going into this I definitely thought it was a standalone; it was only halfway through I saw the title of the second book that at least gave me a little bit of a heads-up that things probably weren't going to end perfectly. Or maybe they would and we would just see more of the Crow Crew, it was hard to tell. But then..
Yeah, so, SIX OF CROWS was amazing, but like that's any surprise. If you're reading this review you already know it. I loved the Grisha Trilogy but I have to say that Bardugo has really hit her stride with this one. Her writing seems to have matured (not that it was IMmature before this), possibly even more vivid, and basically I need the next book right now. Please.
Please?
Reviewed in Canada 🇨🇦 on August 23, 2022
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This is one of the most beautiful stories I've ever read. Definitely my favourite book. The characters are all so different and unique and the story line is so wonderful. I could hardly put the book down♥️
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A.me
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Reviewed in Sweden 🇸🇪 on August 21, 2022Verified Purchase
The book is really good. But the cover has some cracks in the texting. The sprayed sides have a few patches that were not covered completely. This book did not receive the same damage as my Collector’s edition of Crooked Kingdom, which is good I guess.


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Reviewed in Sweden 🇸🇪 on August 21, 2022
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Lisa
4.0 out of 5 stars
A book that pulled me in and got me excited for the rest
Reviewed in the Netherlands 🇳🇱 on September 14, 2021Verified Purchase
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ / 4 stars
Six of Crows is a book in which we follow the six main characters who are working together trying to pull off a deadly heist.
I decided to read this with the Netflix show coming in April to avoid things being spoiled. This book was a bit complicated due to the many POVs. It was nonstop action and didn’t have many breathing moments. But at the same time the speed of the books kept my interest. I think it being written in third person helped. The book got better and better towards the end and I had a hard time putting the book down. I also love how it’s set in the same universe as the Grisha trilogy but is completely different. The story is very rich in details in all ways and I really like how Ketterdam is like an alternate Netherlands since I am Dutch.
I loved the characters! They are all just badass in their own way and them being anti-heroes just completes the circle. The characters felt really mature to me. I kept forgetting they’re supposed to be sixteen/seventeen years old. I keep picturing them in their early twenties. The female characters are awesome and just themselves. I just absolutely love Kaz! The intimidating criminal prodigy with a secret past. He’s just brilliant, impossibly smart and daring. I love how he plans in the book and hope to see much more of it in the next.
There isn’t really any romance in the book, but I liked how there were hints in the book. I’ve got hopes that in the second book the characters act on their feelings. I really started shipping some of the characters and want more for them! I do like how the character relationships blossom from tolerance to liking each other.
Overall, the book pulled me in and with how it ended it left me really excited to start reading Crooked Kingdom soon!
Six of Crows is a book in which we follow the six main characters who are working together trying to pull off a deadly heist.
I decided to read this with the Netflix show coming in April to avoid things being spoiled. This book was a bit complicated due to the many POVs. It was nonstop action and didn’t have many breathing moments. But at the same time the speed of the books kept my interest. I think it being written in third person helped. The book got better and better towards the end and I had a hard time putting the book down. I also love how it’s set in the same universe as the Grisha trilogy but is completely different. The story is very rich in details in all ways and I really like how Ketterdam is like an alternate Netherlands since I am Dutch.
I loved the characters! They are all just badass in their own way and them being anti-heroes just completes the circle. The characters felt really mature to me. I kept forgetting they’re supposed to be sixteen/seventeen years old. I keep picturing them in their early twenties. The female characters are awesome and just themselves. I just absolutely love Kaz! The intimidating criminal prodigy with a secret past. He’s just brilliant, impossibly smart and daring. I love how he plans in the book and hope to see much more of it in the next.
There isn’t really any romance in the book, but I liked how there were hints in the book. I’ve got hopes that in the second book the characters act on their feelings. I really started shipping some of the characters and want more for them! I do like how the character relationships blossom from tolerance to liking each other.
Overall, the book pulled me in and with how it ended it left me really excited to start reading Crooked Kingdom soon!
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Paulina
5.0 out of 5 stars
Sooo Pretty!
Reviewed in Poland 🇵🇱 on April 30, 2021Verified Purchase
This book is so pretty! I'm obsessed! <3


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Eugene
5.0 out of 5 stars
Intricate design, character art
Reviewed in Singapore 🇸🇬 on November 2, 2021Verified Purchase
Product came in extremely good condition, except for a slight dent on the edges. Contained the author's signature. Definitely a sought after valuable for prized collectors.

MartaSulima04
1.0 out of 5 stars
Tak nie powinno być
Reviewed in Poland 🇵🇱 on January 25, 2022Verified Purchase
Książka przyszła z naddartym grzbietem i rozdartymi wewnątrz kartkami. Miała być prezentem dla przyjaciółki ale przyszła zniszczona. Uważam że jak za tą cenę i w ogóle, taka sytuacja nie miała prawa się wydarzyć. Nie wiem co trzeba mieć w głowie, wysyłając komuś zniszczony produkt, jeśli on kupuje nowy i w idealnym stanie. Ogólnie piękna ale zespół nawalił. I to nie w porządku