Practice English Speaking&Listening with: Throne of Glass #1 to #3 - The Assassin's Blade to Heir of Fire (Eng Sub)

let's talk about this book. this is a novella., the assassin's blade. it's a combination

of the assassin and the pirate lord, assassin and the healer, the assassin and the desert,

the assassin and the underworld, the assassin and the empire.

this book is autographed

naked spine is very plain

so, there's a lot of those who started the series who keeps on asking,

are we supposed to read the assassin's blade first or should we start with book one? so for me,

for you to be able to appreciate book one, you need to start with this one, the assassin's blade.

so, for the hardback format of the assassin's blade, aside from the english edition, only

the russian edition has a hardback format. for the paperback format of the assassin's blade,

chinese and dutch have their own cover design while portuguese edition has two cover designs

bulgarian, polish, estonian, czech, italian, and german, they all have the same cover design.

for this one, throne of glass, this is book one. the naked spine is the same as well, it's just black

there's no something special, even the dust jacket

the reason why i got this cover, i'm so glad i had this cover because the first one that i got was like

a face of the girl, of caelena, supposedly caelena sardothien, but um, i kind of like this

one because it's much nicer. so, good thing i got this one, although this one is not signed.

so throne of glass was released in different languages. for the hardback format, spanish

czech, and turkish have the same cover design. the russian edition, they used the original design

initially and then they changed it to the new cover design as you can see here.

as for the romanian, german, and italian edition, they have their own cover design.

for swedish, danish, and finnish, they have the same cover design.

for the paperback format of throne of glass, hebrew, chinese, spanish, serbian, turkish, and french

have their own cover design while persian and portuguese have to cover design

so for this book, this book two, crown of midnight, this is one of my favorites.

after book 1, i thought it was the best,

i couldn't believe it could be better

literally, i was in a hurry reading (the book)

i really want to know what's going to happen next

i really can't stop reading this

i need to finish it regardless

of what time i will finish it

for the hardback format of crown of midnight, german, italian, and russian have their own

cover design while hungarian, croatian, norwegian have the same cover design. the turkish edition

has two cover design while finnish, danish, swedish, and romanian have the same cover design.

for the paperback format of the crown of midnight, thai, slovenian, norwegian, croatian, hungarian, and

italian have the same cover design while the french and dutch editions have two cover design.

as for bulgarian, czech, slovak, german, polish, estonian, and bosnian, they have the same cover

design. and lastly, georgian, turkish, chinese, hebrew, persian, and serbian have their own cover design.

for this one

it's thick, right?

book 3 is thicker

but, i was too bored

i was like dragging myself just to finish this one. i even stopped, i think, at some point

because i thought i won't be able to finish this book. good thing that i finished it. so

here's the synopsis of this book, and here are the characters that you need to watch out for.

so let's talk about the different editions that came out for this book

for the hardback format of the heir of fire, only the russian edition has a different cover

design while finnish, danish, swedish, and romanian have the same cover design.

the norwegian edition has the same cover as the english edition.

as for the italian edition i think they really want to stick to the fire theme.

for the paperback format of the heir of fire, as you can see here, the italian

edition was consistent with their hardcover and paperback so it has the same cover design

while thai, croatian, spanish, hungarian, and slovenian have the same cover design.

bulgarian, slovak, german, polish, czech have the same cover design.

while the farsi, hebrew, serbian, turkish, and chinese edition have their own cover design.

these three editions, the french, the portuguese, and the dutch they have two cover

designs.