This week on Bookmark, we’re diving into chapters 11-21 of A Court of Thorns and Roses, where the Spring Court gets a little more dangerous, Feyre’s survival instincts kick into overdrive, and—oh yeah—Rhysand makes his jaw-dropping debut. We’re breaking down Calanmai (because wow), Tamlin’s questionable decision-making, and that iconic moment when Feyre meets the High Lord of the Night Court (and forgets how to breathe—same, girl). Expect unfiltered reactions, chaotic theories, and an excessive amount of time dedicated to Rhysand’s dramatic entrance.

Spoiler Alert: We can’t promise we didn’t spiral into a Rhysand appreciation rant.

Grab your drink of choice, pull out your paintbrushes (or just vibe with us), and let’s talk ACOTAR!

Awkward flirting, magical masks, and a whole lot of sass—chapters 6-10 ofACOTAR have it all. Join me onBookmark as I react to Feyre’s adjustment to life in the Spring Court, Lucien’s biting humor (and hidden pain), and Tamlin’s ongoing struggle to hold a normal conversation. Let’s unravel the mysteries of the blight, laugh at the absurdity, and revel in the magic!

In this episode ofBookmark, we're diving into the first five chapters ofA Court of Thorns and Roses, and wow—what a start. From Feyre’s not-so-great hunting decisions (seriously, girl, red flags everywhere) to thevery unexpected relocation to Prythian, we’re breaking down all the drama, danger, and fae-filled awkwardness.

Is Tamlin broody or just bad at conversation? Is Lucien my new snarky best friend? And why does Feyre act like she’s in an episode ofSurvivor when she’s literally being handed a magical fairy feast?

Grab your tea (or wine, we don’t judge), because we’ve got thoughts, reactions, and a lot of questions about Feyre’s survival instincts. Spoilers ahead for chapters 1-5—consider yourself warned!

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