Now, agreeing that I didn’t understand the book, but I loved it to the fullest, which is a stupid concept but you’ll pardon me for that, let’s get to the part where I explain to you what I felt about it. The book is so messy and packed with action that I just have to admit that I still didn’t understand it properly, but that didn’t stop me from actually loving it, which is such a hypocrite thing to say, but after all, we don’t understand life either, but we’re still living it to the fullest every day, even if we like it or not. Suffer the beauty of Schwab’s mind together. Now I understand why there are so many humans obsessed with Schwab’s I would’ve done a huge mistake.Ĭoncept of the book came to me like a slap on my cheek – I wasn’t expecting any Probably, I would’ve picked this book up by some point in life and read it, but if it wasn’t for the book club I am part of, probably it would’ve been much later in my life.

This Savage Song is the first book of Victoria Schwab’s duology, Monsters of Verity. How is even possible for me to finish a book with 400+ pages within three and a half days beats me, but here I am, my brain and heart still numb from everything that happened to them throughout this book. Listening to a dark classical orchestra while in dystopian times and I am not

Synopsis of the book made me feel like I am being held in a winery basement „ Plenty of humans are monstrous and plenty of monsters know how to play at being human.”

Ve schwab monsters of verity