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From #1 New York Times bestselling author Brandon Sanderson, The Way of Kings, book one of The Stormlight Archive begins …
Ever since she was cursed by a faerie, Theodora Ettings has had no sense of …
A delightful, light, refreshing read
Ever since she was cursed by a faerie, Theodora Ettings has had no sense of fear or embarrassment - a …
Ever since she was cursed by a faerie, Theodora Ettings has had no sense of fear or embarrassment - a …
Brandon Sanderson's The Shattered Lens represents a significant turn in the Alcatraz series, exploring more serious themes as Alcatraz confronts difficult decisions and surprising revelations. While the story's gravity is palpable, Sanderson adeptly preserves the series' signature humor, though at times the absurdity can feel a bit stretched. Despite not being my favorite entry, it is an essential and engaging chapter, balancing depth with the whimsical charm that fans cherish.
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Brandon Sanderson's "Knights of Crystallia" is another stellar entry in his series, showcasing his signature blend of humor, intrigue, and adventure. Aimed primarily at preteen boys, the book incorporates some potty humor, which might not appeal to all readers but adds a playful touch fitting for its target audience. Despite this, the narrative is engaging and well-crafted, with Sanderson’s trademark twists and turns that keep the story fresh and exciting. The characters are richly developed, and the world-building is as immersive as ever. Fans of Sanderson will appreciate the intricate plot and dynamic storytelling, while new readers might find it a delightful introduction to his imaginative worlds. Overall, "Knights of Crystallia" is a fun, gripping read that balances light-hearted humor with meaningful storytelling, making it a valuable addition to any young reader's collection.
Epicness and hilariousness and growth continue (still aimed at preteen boys