Harold G.

This is honestly just not good, not bad, but also not good

Revisado: 01-27-25

Sanderson has just been going downhill with these since oathbringer. There's a lot of weird pacing choices here. we all know by now how much Sanderson enjoys his perspective changes, generally no big deal, but at this point it's become jarring. some chapters there's overs three different stories taking place in completely different areas with over 5 different perspectives. This book was written as if it was aimed at a target audience of TikTok obsessed children who can't focus on a single character or moment for more than a few pages. I had hoped it would get better as the book went on, but it only gets worse and with this ADHD writing style

the dialog has gotten worse in a variety of ways, as others have said we're now getting marvel "uhhh, so that just happened" tier choices of dailogue at different points.

This series is being carried by its past at this point

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pornographic depression

Revisado: 01-18-21

lord have mercy this book was probably the worst out of the series to be honest. you get 25 chapters of Kaladin pornographically describing his depression, and boy do I mean pornographically, he spends HOURS AND HOURS AND HOURS AND HOURS describing every single aspect of his depression. lord, it felt like sanderson took a list of depression symptoms and just slathered them on.

let me put it this way, you will probably get more enjoyment from 1 taravangian chapter towards the end will easily be better than kaladins entire arc.

kaladins depression arc feels extra heavy when combined with the fact that Shallans arc is also mental illness for another dozen or so chapters, then another character is self doubt, and it just compounds to make this 50+ hour journey really tiresome.

let me put it this way, this is the only sanderson book I found myself skipping chapters. Shallan starts being pornographic *skip* Kaladin starts being pornographic *skip* .

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truly a watershed moment in humanity, READ THIS

Revisado: 08-12-20

This book was incredible, it should be required reading for anyone interested in humanity! the reflections are amazing, the letters are truly jarring and allow the Germans to speak for themselves. it's wonderful, and it really shines a light on how human the Nazis were, and how easy it is for humans to commit atrocities while still viewing themselves as the victims. I found myself cheering as the book neared it's end and I was able to hear the wonderfully deserved allied boot on their necks, while they still viewed themselves as victims and didn't care what evils they had visited on the rest of the world

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an excellent overview!

Revisado: 06-18-19

HIGHLY suggest it for everyone who has a general knowledge about of predictive learning but wants more, excellent pacing

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my least favorite character has her own story

Revisado: 06-10-18

i truly love every other book and almost every other character, but this one I find very annoying personality wise.

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DOPE

Revisado: 04-11-18

after that first chapter it picks up very nicely, felt much better than similar books like "a wise man's fear" much better paced, very enthralling, a nice solid 45hr listen

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