A #fantasy where mental health takes centre stage! Shallan's dissociative disorder is particularly well done. Solid fare as usual, with some interesting sciencing, though the cosmic machinations are overly obscure. Very inefficient at 1200 pages.
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I don't think the book is bad, i'm just not into it...
Sanderson is the goat, this book like all his others is fantastic.
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A slog of a read, it was just so big. But a great addition to the series.
Really enjoyed all the character arcs, especially Navani and Taravangian. Was wondering at the beginning of the book how there could be 10 books total for Stormlight, and the ending was a fun surprise. The series seems to be pulling a bit from Mistborn in terms of inspiration, which being another favorite doesn't seem like a bad thing.
This was a great addition to The Stormlight Archive! I enjoyed the scientific discoveries Navani and other made in that they slowly peeled back some of the mystery of the world, but did so while retaining the framework of a story rather than as an info-dump or similar. As usual, we have some strong characters and an explosive plot so this was fun to read. I took it slow and steady, but could easily have devoted large chunks of time to blaze through this. I can't wait to see how the next book resolves some of the interesting issues raised in this one!
Check out a more in-depth review at my blog: strakul.blogspot.com/2020/12/book-review-rhythm-of-war-by-brandon.html
I really liked it. I don't want to spoil anything and am hesitant to write much in a review. Was this perfection in a book? No. Was this a dumpster fire of a book? Again, no. This is very much a Brandon Sanderson Stormlight book that continues and expands the story of his characters.
Me da la sensación de que a Sanderson se le da mucho mejor hacer cosas más condensadas, pero sigue haciéndolo muy bien aquí.
This series has legitimately blown me away. I can’t even really put it into words…
