Favorite book by Brandon Sanderson

[Kaladin's successor]

My favorite book is probably WoR. Although I also really like Way of Kings.

[Wander89 he/him]

It depends really. My first foray into Sanderson was Mistborn, then I tried Way of Kings and was just overwhelmed. I read Patrick Rothfuss' Name of the Wind and Ursula Le Guin's Earthsea and went back to Way of Kings and was fascinated by it all. It truly cemented its way into the top fantasy novels of all time.

[lillylyantha she/her]

There all great books!

[Nnatel she/her]

I'm totally for Warbreaker, although while reading I got stuck in the middle for quite a long time. Then opened it one day and ended up reading untill 4 a.m. (finishing the book). As I really enjoyed Stormlight, I didn't fall in love with it. 

Wow, Earthsea, love that. (sorry, had to react to someone mentioning one of my favourite fantasy). And I actually tried Name of the wind, love the way it is written, but I didn't manage to finish it. But it was years ago, I should probably try one more time. 

[Karger he/him]

Oathbringer. 

[Wander89 he/him]

6 hours ago, Nnatel said:

I'm totally for Warbreaker, although while reading I got stuck in the middle for quite a long time. Then opened it one day and ended up reading untill 4 a.m. (finishing the book). As I really enjoyed Stormlight, I didn't fall in love with it. 

Wow, Earthsea, love that. (sorry, had to react to someone mentioning one of my favourite fantasy). And I actually tried Name of the wind, love the way it is written, but I didn't manage to finish it. But it was years ago, I should probably try one more time. 

Earthsea, though short, has some of the best fantasy I've ever read. I managed to buy the illustrated edition and it's got some gorgeous artwork!

[Use the Falchion]

Mistborn 1 is what I used to say. I still thinks so, really. But Oathbringer was really important to me at a really dark time so I usually state both. 

[Ishar]

I hate this question. Always. It really depends on what mood I am in. I think probably Oathbringer right now, but that is also the cosmere book that I most recently read in entirety, which tends to influence my opinions.

[Kaladin's successor]

I read Oathbringer and it was really captivating, but the ending was confusing. So, I still think that WoR is a bit better

[not an Evil Librarian]

I was going to say Alcatraz vs the Evil Librarians, but then I remembered, that book wasn't written by Brandon.

[Jaywalk he/him]

I’d have to say Oathbringer myself. The ending, especially on my reread, was amazing on so many levels. Not to mention Dalinar’s arc. So good.

[Aluminum he/him]

I'm actually a huge fan of the Rithmatist. The magic system is definitely up there with anything from the Cosmere. In the Cosmere probably Bands of Mourning. So good

[Bookish Ocelot she/her]

This is hard. The first one I read was Warbreaker, followed by TWoK. But my favorite is probably WoR, because so much happens in it. 

[+ILuvHats he/him]

It’s Mistborn the Final Empire for me. WoR is a really close second, but Mistborn will always have a special place in my heart as the first cosmere book I read.

[Datan Nomlibash]

The Emperor's Soul is a great book. I feel that it doesn't get the love the other books get since its not a thousand page tree killer. 

[NotarySojac]

This may be a slightly weird answer to this question, but while I think Emperor's Soul is probably his best-written book, the one I always come back to for rereads is Steelheart. Part of that is probably because up until very recently, I was very busy with schoolwork and less willing to commit to reading longer and more complicated works, but I think there is also something about it that makes me reread it 6+ times and enjoy it every time.