Reader’s Note
7 out of 10
October to the following June. An enormous book read at the speed of a glacier, which I don't think did it any favours. Kaladin I could follow, and the bridge runs stayed with me. The rest went past in the dark.
by@thebigsleepyWritten 22 April 2026Read 21 April 2026Edited 24 April 2026
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The Way of KingsBrandon SandersonIn the Margins
The Way of Kings reviewed by @grimdarkgareth
Four. FOUR. Nobody in it does a single unforgivable thing.4 out of 10@grimdarkgareth
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Abandoned p.94, 2 January2 out of 10@dnf_diaries
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PEAK. absolute peak. bridge four made me a person who cries at books10 out of 10@hollowknightfan99
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