Should I read Words of Radiance?

Should I read Words of Radiance? : r/Fantasy - Reddit

I really like Brandon Sanderson (u/mistborn) as a person. He is prolific, kind to his fans, and his lectures have been very helpful in my own writing endeavors.

Does Words of Radiance deserve its Goodreads rating? - 17th Shard

Words of Radiance has the best pacing as well. The Way of Kings is a very steep entrance price, and while things happen, it becomes clear for ...

Review: Words of Radiance by Brandon Sanderson

If you like epic fantasy, Sanderson, or awesomeness in book form, you should probably read WORDS OF RADIANCE. Epic in nearly every sense of ...

Words of Radiance Review - The Best Epic Fantasy I have Ever Read

The plot of this book is very dense. All the scenes in the book are necessary and contribute to the story. Shallan's flashback scenes drag a bit ...

Worth the Wait: A Non-Spoiler Review of Words of Radiance - Reactor

Yes, you should buy this book. Yes, this is a series worth following to the end. I'm so glad to be taking this journey, and I hope you will as ...

Can you read Brandon Sanderson's Words of Radiance without ...

Absolutely not! Words of Radiance is a direct sequel to Way of Kings. You have to know what happened in the first book or you'll be lost.

Why You should NOT Read Words of Radiance or Stormlight ...

Don't you just love to hate this series? Or hate to love it? Or just love it? Yeah, that's really it. I love this series and I don't care ...

Should I stop reading? - Stormlight Archive - 17th Shard

I definitely agree that it's the most inconsistent of the three, although I still think that Words of Radiance has the best writing (especially ...

Words of Radiance — Reader Q&A - Goodreads

To ask other readers questions about Words of Radiance, please sign up. Answered Questions (38). Should I need to read the ...

should I read warbreaker first? I've finished Way of Kings - Goodreads

To answer questions about Words of Radiance, please sign up. Anna Shier It's not necessary to read Warbreaker before WoR but I would very much recommend it.

Reading Brandon Sanderson - by Evgeni Kirilov - Medium

Reading Warbreaker before Words of Radiance gives you an extra zinger, however. New Readers. Cool, welcome to the party! If you stick around ...

What order should I read the Stormlight Archive in? [duplicate]

There is only one book in between Words of Radiance and Oathbringer, Edgedancer. While not strictly necessary, it is recommended as it sets ...

Words of Radiance by Brandon Sanderson book review

The Words of Radiance is a masterpiece of a book.This book has taken me on an adventure that I will never forget. I have never read a book this well crafted.

Words of Radiance and other Sanderson books - #21 by Christopher

It's kind of like how Tolken built the languages of the various races in his books. If you understood the languages you could get a little added bonus, but you ...

A Review of Words of Radiance by Brandon Sanderson

Like The Way of Kings, Words of Radiance is a long read. However, unlike The Way of Kings, Words of Radiance moves at a far faster clip – or ...

Words of Radiance (The Stormlight Archive, #2) - Novel Notions -

Words of Radiance, only the second book in The Stormlight Archive series and the sequel to The Way of Kings, managed to build upon almost ...

Book Review: Words of Radiance by Brandon Sanderson // CAUTION

My sublime biking skills aside, though, Words of Radiance was everything I could have wished for. Although it is still very much character- ...

REVIEW: Words of Radiance by Brandon Sanderson

I continue my The Stormlight Archive re-read with Words of Radiance, which is one of the finest fantasy novels that I've ever read.

Book Review: Another Masterpiece Epic Fantasy from Brandon ...

Book Review: Another Masterpiece Epic Fantasy from Brandon Sanderson — Words of Radiance and Why This Sequel Shines Even Brighter · Things to ...

Book Review | Words of Radiance by Brandon Sanderson

Words of Radiance surpasses The Way of Kings and sets a path for the series that hints at as much, or more, as it actually reveals.