The Way of Kings by Brandon Sanderson| Book Review (spoiler-free)

Sorry for not uploading very many videos lately. I have been very busy this month. Here is a book review for the Way of Kings by Brandon Sanderson. Merry Christmas, and a Happy New Year everyone!

[bens-reading-rambles]

The Way of Kings is one of my favourite books of all time.
The interludes may seem boring but they actually have huge importance in the stories.

[TheBookworm]

Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year, everyone!😊

[nathansinke]

Happy you ended up reading it! I felt similarly, the deep details were great for me because it helped me get a holistic view of the beautiful world sanderson built. It could drag on at some points. I actually really liked the interludes because it added the depth and breadth of the world. Happy you read it! Hope you do reviews on the next books in the series.

[gryphonheart]

Thanks for the review. Merry Christmas 🎄 and have an awesome New Year. 🎉 ✌️

[jaredhancock]

I've been trying to get my daughter to read Sanderson in general. I have failed. I will say this, read ALL the Cosmere novels. They all connect. And Wind and Truth.... yeah... just keep it going. It's all a wonderful whirlwind

[matthewmcb]

Don't know how youtube ended up sending me here but hi and happy new year. I absolutely love this book series, I hope you keep reading them!

[lucasbentley]

Banger video. Keep up the good work dude you deserve more subscribers

[marcduran]

Wow, it's funny because the things I liked the most about this book were the Kholin storyline and the interludes, because i love worldbuilding for the sake of worldbuilding, and Dalinar's phylosophy and way of seeing life really connected with me. Really nice video!

[cooper_trooper]

Great review! Looking forward to hearing your thoughts on the rest of the series, though they are very looong. I am currently up to the 4th one, but journey before destination!

[sallbanjoman]

I am sure someone pointed out this in a comment but some the interludes will make more sense down the line, and some are "meanwhile in another place" or basically just easter eggs for other books by the author