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Decided to restart this at last.

Starting a Cosmere reread. I'm excited!

It's finally time to give this series a try.

I have to say, I love spending time in Azir. As someone who loves lists and spreadsheets and just organization in general, the Azish are my kind of people.

I can't believe, this whole time, there was a reason why Szeth wore white.

First page of chapter one, and I already have tears in my eyes. This book is going to kill me.

It's taken a while for me to get to this book. I thought I never would, since I didn't feel that Carry On needed a sequel. But after revisiting the book over the weekend, I think I'm ready to see what happens next.

Harry, I know Legos don't exist yet, but I hope you step on one (or 50).

Starting a book with an almost 80-page prologue... is a choice.

Well, that was horrifying. I really wanna know how and where Kunal is.

A lot of interesting developments. Still don't know where the story's going, but that's okay. I just hope there's more to Cade than there has been so far.

So, I had mixed feelings about UnClean. The concept is great but too big to be contained to a short. Unfortunately, since the main series has ended and the thing-I-don't-want-to-spoil would have a huge impact on the events of it, it can't go anywhere beyond the short. So, it just feels a tad pointless. Also, the deus ex clapper of it bothered me.

Well, that took a turn.

A strange chapter of alternately feeling bad for Roland and wanting to yell at him for doing messed up shit.

It's nice to know that Nelson has always been the fucking worst.

At this point, I'm only kinda paying attention to the audiobook. All the mundane details were killing my interest. But I'm gonna try to tune back in more now that we're getting close to the end.

This whole "not reading the blurb" thing can be confusing 'cause I have no clue who the MCs are, and we've even met them.

This is supposed to be one of the best books in the series... but I'm struggling here. And starting to wonder if the series might not be for me. It's just the knowledge that Sanderson finishes the series really well that's keeping me going.

Struggling with the pacing at times. There was a scene in which Perrin took two pages to walk down a corridor to a door. It made me unreasonably mad.

Putting the book on hold. I've been "currently reading" it for months and I'm just not that into it right now.

Got this book months ago and have been meaning to read it since. Though I'm not in any rush and have no hope of finishing it this month. I'm just glad that I finally started it.

This book is my last hope for the series. If I don't like it, I'm not continuing. On the plus side, the plot is very interesting. On the other hand, I've started a "Fuck You Counter" for every weird comment or description of a female character (I got the idea from a series of YouTube vids). I started the counter at 13%, and we're already at 5 fuck you's.