Grishaverse by Leigh Bardugo 4 Books Collection Set - Young Adult - Paperback

Titles in This Set
Six of Crows
Crooked Kingdom
King of Scars
Rule of Wolves

Details
Condition: Brand New
Format: Paperback
Publisher: Orion Children's Books
Age Range: Young Adult

Overview
Leigh Bardugo's Grishaverse comes together in this four-book paperback collection, bringing readers the Six of Crows duology and the King of Scars duology in one convenient set. Follow Kaz Brekker's crew of outcasts as they pull off an impossible heist in Six of Crows and Crooked Kingdom, then step into the political intrigue of Ravka with Nikolai Lantsov in King of Scars and Rule of Wolves. Packed with sharp banter, high-stakes magic, and morally complex characters, this collection is ideal for teens and adults who love immersive fantasy worlds with heart, humor, and danger in equal measure.

About the Books
This four-book set gathers two closely linked Grishaverse stories into a single paperback collection. Six of Crows introduces Kaz Brekker, a canny criminal leader in the port city of Ketterdam, who assembles a crew of five outcasts for a seemingly impossible heist. Crooked Kingdom picks up immediately after, as the crew scrambles to survive betrayals, dwindling resources, and a citywide hunt for the drug jurda parem. In King of Scars, the story shifts to Ravka's young king, Nikolai Lantsov, who must rebuild his war-torn nation while hiding a dangerous secret from his past. Rule of Wolves closes the duology as Nikolai faces a full-scale invasion from Fjerda while old and new allies, including familiar faces from the Crows' world, are drawn into the fight. Together, the four novels showcase Bardugo's talent for building richly detailed settings, propulsive plotting, and characters whose loyalties are constantly tested. Themes of found family, sacrifice, and the price of power run throughout, giving readers both standalone thrills within each book and a satisfying sense of a larger, interconnected universe. Whether a reader starts with the Crows' heist-driven chaos or Nikolai's court intrigue, this collection offers a rewarding entry point into one of modern YA fantasy's most celebrated series.

Key Benefits

• Includes four full-length Grishaverse paperbacks in one convenient collection
• Features both the Six of Crows duology and the King of Scars duology
• Brand new paperback editions, perfect for shelf display or gifting
• Ideal for fans of morally gray characters, heists, and political intrigue
• Great gift for birthdays, holidays, or back-to-school reading lists
• A strong addition to any teen or YA classroom library

Book-by-Book Guide
Six of Crows — Kaz Brekker assembles a crew of five dangerous outcasts to pull off a heist that could make them rich or get them all killed.
Crooked Kingdom — The Crows face betrayal, dwindling resources, and a citywide hunt as enemies close in from every side.
King of Scars — Young king Nikolai Lantsov works to rebuild a war-torn Ravka while concealing a dangerous secret from his past.
Rule of Wolves — As Fjerda's army threatens invasion, Nikolai must rally allies old and new to defend his kingdom.

About the Author
Leigh Bardugo is the creator of the Grishaverse, a bestselling fantasy universe that spans the Shadow and Bone trilogy, the Six of Crows duology, and the King of Scars duology, and which has been adapted into a Netflix original series. She is also the author of the adult fantasy novel Ninth House. Bardugo's writing is known for its richly imagined settings, morally complex characters, and blend of dark intrigue with wit and heart. She lives in Los Angeles, where she continues to expand the Grishaverse and explore new fantasy worlds for readers of all ages.

Why You'll Love This Collection
This set delivers two beloved Grishaverse duologies in one paperback collection, perfect for binge-reading a complete arc of heists, magic, and political drama. It makes a thoughtful birthday or holiday gift for YA fantasy fans, a great addition to a summer reading list, or a welcome pick for a teen's classroom library shelf.

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