Mistborn

You’re straight lying if you predicted dark matter other than the identity of the attacker. I’m calling malarkey.

Kaladin

1984. I think about that book even 10 years later

Yup

I think “you must be bored.”

Yeah, she’s symbolic and utterly seems like a real person.

The grapes of Wrath is immersive because the author lived during those times (pre ww2), and the dialogue is spot on. And so is the world building. It’s all spot on.

Also, there’s a unique, damn near patented execution of “inner chapters” where you read about the world completely outside of the characters. Oddly enough those were my favorite parts.

There’s also incredible characterization. Masterful characters that makes you care about them deeply.

There’s a wise preacher, too.

There’s tragedy. Really deep tragedy.

There’s symbolization like no other.

It’s a simple story that you can’t forget either. Characters are going from A to B. There’s no muddling around.

And then there’s Ma’s cookin’.

Tldr: its a perfect book. My top 5.

The grapes of Wrath is immersive because the author lived during those times (pre ww2), and the dialogue is spot on. And so is the world building. It’s all spot on.

Also, there’s a unique, damn near patented execution of “inner chapters” where you read about the world completely outside of the characters. Oddly enough those were my favorite parts.

There’s also incredible characterization. Masterful characters that makes you care about them deeply.

There’s a wise preacher, too.

There’s tragedy. Really deep tragedy.

There’s symbolization like no other.

It’s a simple story that you can’t forget either. Characters are going from A to B. There’s no muddling around.

And then there’s Ma’s cookin’.

Tldr: its a perfect book. My top 5.

Hyperion.

Without a doubt, Hyperion.