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Niki Hawkes, I made it past GOTM... barely
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I’ve got a break in planned reading so Ive decided to start this today, since it was actually supposed to be scheduled for March 15, not April 15, since we read Towers on Jan 15.I’m excited to finish this series!
I can start early, too. I've got a couple books in progress to wrap up first so I'll probably join you in 7-10 days.
Andrew wrote: "I can start early, too. I've got a couple books in progress to wrap up first so I'll probably join you in 7-10 days."Great, Andrew.
By the way, good to know that Sanderson continues the tradition of a novella-long Prologue! Ha!
Started on the prologue last night. Hard to believe we're just 1000 pages away from being done! I will likely take this one a bit slow. Partially because I really want to enjoy every last page on this read-through. And partially because I've got kids at home with schools closed, so work+parenting+homeschooling=less reading time.
jess wrote: "Ch 23 "Sanderson actually wrote four chapters that answer these questions, and he had intended for them to be in this book. But alas, the editors cut those chapters. He later published them as a short story called "River of Souls" which you can find in the Unfettered anthology.
Andrew wrote: "jess wrote: "Ch 23 "Sanderson actually wrote four chapters that answer these questions, and he had intended for them to be in this book. But alas, the editors cut those chapters. He later publish..."
Thats good to know, thanks!! Hopefully I dont have to buy that
Well, I did buy Unfettered bc it was $3 on amazon and I really want to know how Shara works into this book.Lola, join us whenever! I am up for the discussion. And Andrew, uou’d think I would’ve finished this by now with being under Lockdown in Durham, North Carolina. But I’m pleasantly dividing my reading time to get previous things checked off my to-do list, spend quality time with hubs/dog, and craft a bit.
Getting there!
jess wrote: "Well, I did buy Unfettered bc it was $3 on amazon and I really want to know how Shara works into this book.Lola, join us whenever! I am up for the discussion. And Andrew, uou’d think I would’ve f..."
Unfettered was a solid short story collection. I bought it specifically to read the Wheel of Time short story, but it was also a nice introduction to some other authors that I hadn't tried previously. Well worth the $3.
And my reading time has been pretty slow, too. Trying to work from home, homeschool a kindergartener, and keep a three year old from destroying everything has my wife and I pretty busy. And we are enjoying getting out in the wilderness and hiking in the mountains, thanks to our recent move. :)
I have just finished. Need to process it a bit.Execution of this novel: 5 stars
Decisions themselves: 4 stars
Series as a whole: I’d give an average of 3.5 stars.
Sanderson very mindfully tied everything together.
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Andrew wrote: "Just finished the Last Battle chapter and ALL THE FEELSI love how Sanderson gives cameos to so many characters that appeared previously in the series, giving the reader closure.
From Uno, to Hu..."
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Finally completed this series today. Glad I read it with the group here as I likely would never have finished it. Too long and repetitive for my taste. Happy to have completed as it is "one of the great" fantasy series, but not my favorite by any means. Did enjoy the Sanderson books better but was a long haul. Began with the group July 1 2017 and finished today.



