The Dream Thieves by Maggie StiefvaterMy rating: 5 of 5 stars
The Dream Thieves might have to be my favorite one in this series. This book focuses on Ronan and how he is known as the greywaren, someone that can take from dreams and make them real. Everyone was in the book as well, but some new characters surprised me. The one that surprised me most in this book was The Gray Man, who was looking for Ronan, but instead met Blue’s mother, Maura, and fell in love with her, even to the point that he survived his brother.
Reading about Ronan and his family’s past made me want to both hug him and to also shake Declan at the same time. I liked how Ronan was trying to find ways to control his power, even though he hung out with Kravinsky, who was stealing every single chance he could in the dream world. The fight between them was quite explosive, and Ronan summoning that big old monster from the dream was pretty scary, but it was also fun because he stopped Kravinsky and also saved his brother Matthew from the car he was in as well.
Adam did have a little part in the story, when he and Gansey went to a party held for his mother, and he experienced something that left him wandering around, not remembering anything of how it happened or when it happened. Gansey was worried and was chasing after him, only for someone to find him on the side of the road, confused and having no idea how he got there.
Noah blinked in and out of the story because Cabeswater and the ley line were gone, and it felt like half the characters weren’t even there, but I really liked it because of Ronan and how he learned his powers, and also stopped Kravinsky.
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