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Violence
Very heavy
Climactic apocalyptic violence; significant character deaths; the backstory reveals genocide
Language
Some
Contemporary language
Sexual Content
Some
Mild sexual content
Substance Use
Barely any
Social drinking
Emotional Intensity
Very heavy
A mother and daughter on a collision course; the cost of choosing the world over a person; genocide as the world's buried history
What this book is about
Essun and Nassun are each seeking the Obelisk Gate for opposite reasons—one to save the world, one to end it. The past of the world is finally revealed: the Moon, the Guardians, the origin of the Stillness's endless catastrophe. The Stone Sky concludes one of the most acclaimed fantasy trilogies ever written. Won the Hugo for third consecutive year.
Notes for sensitive readers
Reader-flagged moments and themes that may affect your experience.
Significant character deaths
Apocalyptic violence
Historical genocide revealed
Devastating emotional ending
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