I have to say I feel bad for not having read these book s earlier in life. I am currently reading the series for the first time (im 39) and just finished The Great Hunt. It was really a very engaging and fun book to read. I was a little bit lukewarm on Eye of the World because it felt like such a familiar story that I'd already read, lol but The Great Hunt is so incredibly its own and I am really eager to see where the series goes on from here. I'd love you see your take on all the books in the series, because I love your reviews and views and I'm pretty sure I just got hooked on this series. ;)
I reread this last year, and I still think it's a top-tier book, but what I hadn't noticed before was how often it lapses into first person italics. I nearly got sick of it.
I vividly remember reading the Great Hunt, cover to cover, in the course of one day. A book that size usually takes me weeks. Those early Wheel of Time books were terrific.
Would you re-read each prior volume with every release? WOT got me into reading fantasy. It’s not perfect but will always have a special place in my heart. I’ve only read through once though.
you sjould see the signed editions of the wheel of time iv got there like a landscape like stephen kings dark tower only more landscapy with a grey background there all massive books.
This is the best book of the WoT series, IMO. Don't know how you read this series every year... if I did that, I'd literally never get to another book.
I'm currently on book 9 and Mat and Perrin are my favorites. I hate Nynaeve tho because she is such a hypocrite. She's from the good guys my most hated character but Egwene is my favorite of the female characters and I also like Moirane, Siuan is ok and Elayne was at first likeable but Nynaeve corrupted her around book 4 or 5 and she is a lot less likeable for me
@@B.LEE.DbrianleedurfeeREVIEWS I barely can stand Min. She's only talking and thinking about Rand and I really don't like romance so her pov is for me really just torture but Aviendha is ok when she isn't thinking about Rand