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And I have finished this masterpiece.
The Name of the Wind gripped me into it's web and held me like a book hasn't done in some time. I ate, slept, breathed this book. I needed, not wanted, but actually felt like I needed to be reading it, when I wasn't I wished I was. I have loved many stories, I have given many 5 stars. But not all have made me feel as if I needed it to survive.
A new favorite, that will be loved over and over again.
Who needs food or sleep when you have The Name of the Wind
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The Name of the Wind gripped me into it's web and held me like a book hasn't done in some time. I ate, slept, breathed this book. I needed, not wanted, but actually felt like I needed to be reading it, when I wasn't I wished I was. I have loved many stories, I have given many 5 stars. But not all have made me feel as if I needed it to survive.
A new favorite, that will be loved over and over again.
Who needs food or sleep when you have The Name of the Wind
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I was prepared to give four stars at least when I started reading it. I only read one novella from Rothfuss so far and it got me hooked to his eloquent writing. This book started really strong, I really enjoyed it but my pace was ruined everytime the main character bumped into his girl (which were ALOT) and the story became so YA emo romance (read: friggin boring).
And why for Balerion's sake there has to be a dragon in it. I hated the last book of Robin Hobb's Farseer Trilogy for its dragon-stu ...more
And why for Balerion's sake there has to be a dragon in it. I hated the last book of Robin Hobb's Farseer Trilogy for its dragon-stu ...more
Held my interest throughout. I enjoyed the method of storytelling which through reminiscences.
Interesting book. Good story telling. Interesting his take on magic in this, tying it into the world in a more believable, limited, way. You also see complexity in the characters, how a guy can turn into the thing he's pretending to be if he stays at it long enough.
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Quite excellent. I love the way this is written. I feel like Kvothe is an arrogant MFer but these people exist in the world. Lots of parallels to past trauma and dealing with life. Weird relationship issues I can identify with. Thanks for nudging me to read this...
A little rambling.
Jan 22, 2012
Lonnie
marked it as to-read
Apr 07, 2012
Nick
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Mar 17, 2013
Ilan
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May 28, 2014
Nina
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Jan 31, 2015
Bryan Spellman
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