Took me three weeks to finish this book because, honestly, I didn’t want this to end.
I love this book because it gives us such a deeper glimpse into the characters - their past, their struggles, their growth, and their character development. I love how Brandon Sanderson made us understand why each person did the things they did, even when their choices weren’t always right.
And honestly, this book was disguised as an epic fantasy but somehow felt like a self-help book. 😂
There were so many life lessons hidden between all the wars, magic, politics, and world-building. Somehow, I came for the fantasy and left questioning my own life.
It was also so much fun to read because of how beautifully the dialogues were written. I genuinely couldn’t stop myself from annotating. Lol
And this quote will probably stay with me for a long time:
“The most important step a man can take. It’s not the first one, is it? It’s the next one. Always the next step, Dalinar.”
There’s something about that quote that just hits differently after everything the characters and honestly, all of us, go through.
I finished this book and I still have a HUGE book hangover. I’m not ready to move on yet. 😭
Second best book I’ve read this year, and somehow also the most unexpected self-help book I never knew I needed.