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[Puffin]

Finished reading Mistborn by Brandon Sanderson. Now I'm reading the second book in the trilogy, Well of Ascension.

[Stars]

Finished reading Mistborn by Brandon Sanderson. Now I'm reading the second book in the trilogy, Well of Ascension.

All of my yis.

[Vicious Parker]

All of my yis.

Seconding the yis.

 

Speaking of Sanderson, I'm making pretty good progress on Words of Radiance and loving every minute of it. I'm pretty sure he's becoming one of my favorite authors.

[Stars]

Seconding the yis.

 

Speaking of Sanderson ... I'm pretty sure he's becoming one of my favorite authors.

Same here. He's easily up there with Jim Butcher for me.

[Xteven Xavier]

dude, I freaking love the mistborn trilogy, I really want to get some more Sanderson novels. Oh my god those books were so good.

[Maelstrom]

Very nearly done with the second book of the King Killer Chronicles. I'll need to find another book series to read after the third book or else I'll probably re-read the WoT.

[Stars]

I finished Children of Dune last week, and that's all I care to revisit of Dune. Now I'm about a quarter of the way into The Way of Kings.

[Stars]

Finished both The Way of Kings and Words of Radiance not too long ago. I believe those now make up two of the three longest books I've ever read (WoR was 1300 pages). Both were excellent, and I am very much looking forward to the rest of the Stormlight series. It's planned to be 10 volumes long and kind of feels like the new Wheel of Time, which is fitting since they're by the author who finished out that series.

 

Taking a short break from super long books to read A Wizard of Earthsea, which is just under 200 pages. Things happen very rapidly - six years have passed across the first hundred or so pages - but it's pretty interesting.

[Stars]

Finished A Wizard of Earthsea a while back. It was short and sweet. I'm interested in looking at the sequels at some point in the future. Certainly more engaging than the movie.

 

Recently also finished Princeps' Fury and First Lord's Fury, which closes out the Codex Alera series.

 

Now I'm back to Brandon Sanderson with Elantris, his first book in the Cosmere. I'm just a short way into it so far, but it shows promise.

 

On the side, I've also been getting caught back up with Attack on Titan. I made my way back up to where I had gotten when I was reading fan translations, and then I zoomed through a bunch of stuff that will presumably look really cool in season 2 of the anime.

[Kamau]

I'm almost done rereading Such a Pretty Face, by Cathy Lamb. One of my favorite books, and it's been long enough since I last read it that I remember very little about it :) The best way to reread books!

 

I also bought some new used books today which I shall be getting to, probably after I read the book I then borrowed from the library. 

[Stars]

Elantris was really good.

 

The Lies of Locke Lamora was also really good.

 

No idea what to read next because I have too many choices.

 

EDIT: Gonna go with The Name of the Wind.

[lazlo falconi]

I'm reading Curse of Strahd and I am so excited to start this campaign on Friday!