PopeLopez

I completely agree, I found the prose to lean a lot more YA than the previous books. Which really startled me because Brandon is completely capable of writing more adult prose. I understand some of the dialogues where Kaladin is just verbatim stating what he's trying to do and the basic rules of therapy as he's coming up with them, and I am just familiar with them. I'm not even frustrated by the use of he word therapy in world. but yeah definitely agree over stuff like kick his ass and some of the break down in dialogue. On the other hand I thought the content of the story was very intriguing and found the pacing to be very well done in my opinion but some of the delivery was just not what I was expecting. I found the first days to be the most noticable, with the weird chapter of Syl talking about human extremities and the like. Somehow I think I'd rank this on the bottom of Stormlight for me, I still thoroughly enjoyed it and thought it was good but I think WoK and WoR are peak