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A Court of Frost and Starlight

Sarah J. Maas

After the war with Hybern, the Night Court tries to learn how to live again. Feyre navigates her first Winter Solstice as High Lady while Rhysand wrestles with Illyrian unrest, an undefended human border, and the wreckage Tamlin left behind. Nesta drinks to forget, Elain gardens around a mating bond she won’t touch, and the Inner Circle carries scars the victory parades never mentioned. A shorter, quieter bridge between battles — about rebuilding, found family, and the wounds peace can’t automatically heal.

“To the stars who listen — and the dreams that are answered.”

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A Court of Frost and Starlight Hosting Guide

A free, printable-minded plan for hosting A Court of Frost and Starlight.

Invite hook

“The war is over. Why does peace still feel like a battlefield?”

The question you’re arguing about: When the fighting stops, who gets to heal first — and who gets left behind in the quiet?

Shopping list

  • □Sparkling grape juice or elderflower spritz (starlight in a glass)
  • □Dark chocolate + sugared cranberries (frost-and-night snacks)
  • □Warm spiced nuts or rosemary focaccia for a Solstice board
  • □Battery candles / fairy lights for a low starlight glow
  • □Navy or silver napkins / a simple “Night Court” table runner
  • □Watercolor postcards or cheap paint sets if you want a 10-minute art warm-up
  • □Printed bingo cards and pens

Day-of timeline

  1. 0–10 minWelcome & icebreakers (optional: paint a 2-minute “mood card”)
  2. 10–20 minTrivia warm-up
  3. 20–40 minMain discussion — focus on Nesta, Solstice, and “did anything happen?”
  4. 40–55 minWould You Rather or Speed Debate
  5. 55–65 minBingo + rate the novella & decide if ACOSF is next

Surprise touch

Give everyone a blank postcard and two minutes to sketch or doodle one feeling from the book — war memory, Solstice light, or “I’m fine.” Tape them on a wall like Feyre’s studio. Instant conversation starter, zero artistic skill required.

Wrap-up

  • □Group photo under fairy lights (bonus: star makeup or navy outfits)
  • □Quick rating round: 1–5 stars and one word each
  • □Vote: next month ACOSF, a palette-cleanser, or a different series?