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also... what's the best Brandon Sanderson book to start with? I'm trying to get into skyward because someone i know suggested it, but can't find a copy. hopefully I find one at a library!

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2 minutes ago, kale lebbb said:

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New here! As in 1 hr ago new here.

 

also... what's the best Brandon Sanderson book to start with? I'm trying to get into skyward because someone i know suggested it, but can't find a copy. hopefully I find one at a library!

Hello! Welcome to the 17th Shard!

I started with Skyward as well, but I think that there can be many viable starting points. What genre of book do you usually read?

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53 minutes ago, kale lebbb said:

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New here! As in 1 hr ago new here.

 

also... what's the best Brandon Sanderson book to start with? I'm trying to get into skyward because someone i know suggested it, but can't find a copy. hopefully I find one at a library!

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2 hours ago, kale lebbb said:

what's the best Brandon Sanderson book to start with?

I know this is an annoying answer, but it depends! I personally started with Final Empire (the first Mistborn book) and was immediately hooked, but that is quite a meaty commitment for your first one, so depends if you mind getting stuck into a big book first.

Sanderson actually recently said that he currently recommends one of three books to new people:

• Final Empire. One of his earlier books, the start of the Mistborn trilogy; he's described it as Ocean's Eleven meets My Fair Lady, but with a really cool magic system
• Tress and the Emerald Sea. A smaller, more recent standalone book, with easter eggs to other works (but no actual spoilers!); it's a fun, mostly light-hearted adventure book on a planet where the oceans are made of sand
• Emperor's Soul. Another small, recent standalone book; it's a lot of people's favourite single book he's written, a very well contained, tense, psychological thriller with some super interesting and insightful character work

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39 minutes ago, PanLin said:

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I know this is an annoying answer, but it depends! I personally started with Final Empire (the first Mistborn book) and was immediately hooked, but that is quite a meaty commitment for your first one, so depends if you mind getting stuck into a big book first.

Sanderson actually recently said that he currently recommends one of three books to new people:

• Final Empire. One of his earlier books, the start of the Mistborn trilogy; he's described it as Ocean's Eleven meets My Fair Lady, but with a really cool magic system
• Tress and the Emerald Sea. A smaller, more recent standalone book, with easter eggs to other works (but no actual spoilers!); it's a fun, mostly light-hearted adventure book on a planet where the oceans are made of sand
• Emperor's Soul. Another small, recent standalone book; it's a lot of people's favourite single book he's written, a very well contained, tense, psychological thriller with some super interesting and insightful character work

Those last two sound interesting! Thanks! I'll definitely check those out

3 hours ago, Katalri_105 said:

Hello! Welcome to the 17th Shard!

I started with Skyward as well, but I think that there can be many viable starting points. What genre of book do you usually read?

Hello! Thank you!

I usually read fantasy and ones that focus on relationships, but honestly I'm pretty open minded.