Brandon Sanderson is such a great and very proactive author. I believe he's writing different books at the same time. My first exposure to his works is through the Mistborn Trilogy. His worldbuilding is superb and I love how he sprinkles lines in his books that can be applied in life. My favorite about faith, "Belief isn't simply a thing for fair times and bright days. What is belief - what is faith - if you don't continue in it after failure?"

I definitely going to check this book out.

Danggg it’s the princess bride and les miserbles references 😭😭

Loving the comment section always get the brain juices flowing. This is growing into one of my favorite KZfaq channels.

So i picked this up today on a whim. Never read Sanderson, but I've heard great things. After I got home it suddenly occurred to me that I thought you'd done a video on this book, which I hadn't watched. Ran to the channel to fix that and I'm now super excited for this book

I just reread the Mistborn trilogy and it's companion trilogy Wax & Wayne. Yes, rereading Sanderson is a plus. Put Tress on my wish list for April!

I just wanted to point out that the Wheel of Time "trilogy" ballooning out to thirteen books wasn't Sanderson's fault. It was Robert Jordan's. Sanderson brutally cut short the myriad of subplots that Jordan had spun out (which ground the series to a standstill) in order to wrap things up in *just* three books after Jordan's death. As a side note, I joked sometime in the 90's that Robert Jordan would die before he finished the Wheel of Time series. I felt pretty darn guilty in 2007 when it actually happened. 😞

Thank you for this review. I'm always looking for a good book/story with well written characters.

It is precious, that is exactly what me and my sister call it

In a world, where a bunch of bleeding heart and parts misfits are trying to re-write some children books, without success of course, in order to protect their goddamned sensitivity, that's fresh air.

And here I am, really wanting you to break down the audible situation with your perspective.

Tress of the D'Urbervilles? I got nothing.

ever read black leopard red wolf if you have what do you think of it

Tress was the only DNF out of the 4 secret projects for me. I've read EVERYTHING Sanderson has ever published. But Tress was......... nice, the writing was nice, the characters were nice, everything was just so freaking Saccharine that I couldnt handle it. I gave up shortly after she got on the boat. I'll probably come back to it. Everyone says its great. I just....... really struggled with this one. Yumi was the best IMO. The writing was fantastic. Frugal Wizard is in second place. Cool, unique, character-driven story Sunlit Man...... was great. But it was also so........ cross-over-y that...... it got distracting from the story at hand.

oh..... i just got to the end. NO, HELL NO to Daniel Green. I used to love his channel. And then Wheel of Time came out and he simped all over it. I dont know how much amazon had to pay him for his soul, but I will never trust a word out of that guy's mouth ever again. He claims to be a WoT fan and then talked about how much he LOVED the show and how amazing it is etc etc etc. NO NO NO. Amazon took one of my favorite series of all time, and pissed all over it. I dont get worked up over Rings of Power, or any of the other abominations that have been made recently because i'm just not that invested. But Amazon's WoT fills me with such an incoherent rage that I can barely talk. I friggen love those books........ The show is the single worst adaptation in film history.