Warbreaker

Although the magic system is a bit less formal and more opened to interpretation than the hard magic system of Mistborn (as in, the quality of breaths, commands…), Warbreaker was a fantastic story and one that presented some very interesting characters dynamics and concepts. I particularly liked the concept of the returned and the Court of Gods, each with their own priests, colors, etc. I would love to see this particular world expand into a follow up novel, as the epilogue clearly sets the bases for a sequel.

I don't know. This book is a typical Sanderson, more specifically an early Sanderson. Innovative magic system, which overall is rather insubstantial with its effect on the story. Easy read. But what annoys me a lot in most of Sanderson's book, and in particular his older books, is his schoolboy attempt at witty banter. My god, that can be annoying. Another thing I mention in almost all my reviews of his books is that they need tighter editing. They are way too long, so much boring filler stuff.

Well, after all that I am almost ashamed to say that I do enjoy the books, for the most part. Like I said, they are easy reads, entertaining despite the annoying parts. If you like Sanderson, this book will most likely entertain you as well.