#baz krekker

[life-o-n-m4rs]

kaz!!!

[thejudeduarte]

For some reason my brain can't imagine kaz brekker in pajamas. Like, I just can't 😭 he would look so goofy

[gothdamask]

Six Of Crows Kaz Brekker Fanart Digital Artwork

Art Print ↓

[kazscrows]

I just discovered Kaz Brekker’s favorite number:

Thirty kazillion kruge please ✨

[moonyintherain]

today i was reminded of baz krekker again

[italicisedoh]

that one geoguesser freak lowk has kaz energy but with wylan’s autism

[alchemie0]

He’s learning from the best

[cupids-fiction]

inej: *going to town on a piece of bread with a knife*

kaz: wtf r u doing

inej: i’m making pb&j dumbass what does it look like i’m doing

[savethegrishaverse]

For our next Twitter party, its meme time with our boy #BazKrekker. We want all your memes, all your jokes, and all your favorite fan content! Come prepared with your best tweets, questions, comments, gifs, memes, and more. Let's make some noise! 🗣️

#SaveShadowAndBone and #SixOfCrowsSpinoff TWEETING PARTY 2/7 at 12PM! Come check it out here!

Remember to:

Only use three hashtags.

Enjoy and be engaging with your tweets! Keep sharing! Timezones under read more.

If you cannot attend, you can always schedule tweets ahead of time on desktop in order to help out still!

ALL TIMEZONES: Wednesday, Feb 7: 9am PST 10am MST 11am CST 12pm EST 2pm -03 5pm GMT 6pm CET 8pm MSK 9pm +04 10:30pm IST

Thursday, Feb 8: 1am CST 2am JST 4am AEST 6am NZST

[cristalbeesnow]

for today's theme I chose to focus more on Kaz's magic tricks than on any indirectly funny moments from the TV series... I honestly didn't know how to make the background otherwise

[thejudeduarte]

Imagine Kaz feeding the crows by his windowsill because Inej is no longer there to feed them instead 😭😭

[acesbobafactory]

i laugh histerically every time i imagine the shadow and bone cast calling freddie 'baz krekker' on set when he's done something he wasn't supposed to

the thought just never gets old

[saltybutreal]

Oppenheimer. Barbie.

[poppletonink]

BOOK REVIEW: Six Of Crows - Leigh Bardugo

★★★★★ - 5 stars

"No Mourners, No Funerals"

Ketterdam is a bustling city: a city of crime, of gangsters, of gamblers. It's the city that birthed Kaz Brekker - a master of greed, a renowned criminal masterland, a seventeen year old boy. When Kaz is offered a job that could make him rich beyond his wildest dreams he knows he can't pull it off alone, so he finds five people each with their own reasons for joining him to help him with the greatest heist ever known. Yet, with the fate of the world in the hand's of the six of them, can they pull it off? Or will they kill each other first?

This book was so amazing, that I don't even know where to start. First, it needs to be said that I am obsessed with Leigh Bardugo's writing style, especially her descriptions of places. The similes were beautiful throughout the entire novel (it's safe to say that any English teacher would be in love with this book for that very reason). Alongside that it's a really quotable book - so many lines were perfectly tailored to their speaker, representing their personality or characterisation flawlessly.

Not only is the writing of Six Of Crows astoundingly gorgeous, but it is also an amazingly diverse novel, especially for the fantasy genre. I love how characters are part of the LGBTQ community, yet the book doesn't make a big deal out of it because it's just a part of the character, not a major plot point. Not only does it have LGBT representation, but the book as a whole is an interesting discussion of ableism. For example, it's rare to see a disabled character be a morally ambiguous character at the same time, yet in Six Of Crows Kaz Brekker is the king of being morally grey, and yet he is a cane-user.

Something I really loved about Six Of Crows was how Bardugo manages to create an emotional attachment to the characters, whilst also retaining a good flow of the plot. On that note, the plot was great, it really keeps you on edge with twists and turns constantly (especially in the Ice Court Heist segment). Generally speaking, people say that The Ice Court Plot is difficult to understand, but I think you need to go into it with an open mind and make sure that you are prepared for tracking plot twists (and as long as you've managed to keep up with the plot twists throughout the rest of the book, you should be fine).

In summary Six Of Crows is a great book, full of funny lines, intricate characters that undergo carefully woven journeys of development and great representation. In my personal opinion, Six Of Crows is the best fantasy book I've read since Veronica Roth's Divergent (which I read in 2018). It's definitely one that I'd recommend to anyone who loves or wants to get into the fantasy genre, so if that describes you, run to your nearest bookshop or library and grab a copy.

[derangedanddownbad]

To know that my standards for men have grown so high up that the ONLY PERSON to exceed my expectations is the one and only Baz Krekker and he has the absolute AUDACITY to not be real. And knowing that the only man that can POSSIBLY reach my expectations still is Freddy Carter and he's happily married to his wife. I'm going to kill myself.

[usmsgutterson]

sorry I haven't been very active here, I started relating a little too much to olivia rodrigos sadder songs and stepped away for a while