Not sure if you’re still reading the series, but if so I think you’ll really enjoy the next few books in the series.

This is a fun tag - I did it, too :) The Hunt for Red October is a great pick - I remember what a huge splash it (and Tom Clancy) made when it first came out. Loved The Martian. Have you read Project Hail Mary yet? Love The Hobbit, too. My sin absolutely loved The Wheel of Time series! That was his 2020 pandemic read :) Glad to have discovered your channel!

Vin is a total great. Something I love about her is how Vin manages to impart great lessons to the characters around her: she taught Kelsier that not all the nobles of Scadrial were evil and that there is goodness in some of them, she taught the Imperial soldier Goradel and his companions about not giving up and fighting for people, she taught Tensoon to put aside his misanthropy and open himself to concepts such as goodness in people, friendship and love and helps his beloved Elend deal with his insecurities.

Nice review great channel.

If you love non-Rand POV you're gonna LOVE The Dragon Reborn

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Hi! Just found your channel😊 I’m currently reading The cosmere, WoT, and The Realm of the elderlings series. I want to read the Dresden files but so many books lol -

Quite frankly man this is where the Harry/Murphy ship should have ended. When you finish the Series I’ll give you my full views on Murphy but spoiler alert… it’s not a glowing review…

«The Winter King» was my tied for my second best read of last year (together with another «Historical Arthurian» story, «The Retreat to Avalon» by Sean Poage): While Poage might have written my favorite take on «A Historical King Arthur» ever (bring a lot more historical events into his story, such as the British Warlord Riothamus mentioned by contemporaries such as Bishop Sidonius Apolliaris and the Historian Jordanes), the section of Derval in Gaul/France and especially the Seige of Yves Trebon/Mont-St.Michel was my favorite section I read all that year! And the scene where Derval is confronted by the surviving girl who lost everything, genuinly brought me to tears!

This was my first tag as well. Some really great reads on here! Oddly, I haven't ready any Clancy, even though I played the video games based on his books.

I discovered your channel today through this tag (it was also my first tag video!) Happy Reading! 😎📚👍

Great TBR - I have heard you should read Licanius back to back so I haven't planned them in yet but might read Will of the Many very soon! You're also up for a phenomenal run on Dresden coming up with two of my top tier books Small Favour and Changes. I'm thinking I might read Iron Gold next month actually, great minds think alike!

The timeliness of me reading your comment and going "I wonder what Cash thought about Eye of the World..." and you posted 2 hours ago!

“What was she like? As a person, I mean.” “She was strong and vulnerable all at once,” TenSoon whispered. “She was my last master, and my greatest. She had a way of pouring everything of herself into what she did. When she fought, she was the blade. When she loved, she was the kiss. In that regard, she was far more … human than any I have known.” Tensoon to Wax in Shadows of Self in Mitsborn Era 2. ❤❤❤❤

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There is a reason why this one is my 2nd Favorite Dresden book lol. Murphy (my least favorite main character by a country mile) is not only not in it but shows her true colors in that Opening Scene with Harry for sure.

Awesome review, one of my favourite Dresden books too. Everything just sort of pops off here.

I'll definitely be keeping an eye out for your WoT content, I was shocked how much I loved book 1. I'm almost current on The Cosmere, just Elantris to read for me before W&T. My favourite Sanderson stuff was Era 2 of Mistborn, though I don't think that's the most popular opinion.

I've read them all now and I have to say that Fool Moon is the worst. Blood Rites for me is a bit of a mess, where it feels like it sort of just ends? I enjoyed a lot of the component parts though. This series started off as a bit of fun for me, and ended up being one of my all time favourites!

Hey man, I tend to do Tier Lists instead of Star Ratings but I can give you my two cents on the First Six as I like to call them: S Tier- unfortunately there aren’t any from the First Six here, the first one is Dead Beat which is Book 7 A Tier- Death Masks, Grave Peril. While Death Masks barely misses out on an S, its quality shines through. People really don’t understand how much Harry had to deal with when dealing with Ortega and Nicodemus at the same time basically lol. Grave Peril on the other hand is in this category for two things. The Opening Scene (which hooked me instantly and cemented my decision into finishing Dresden) and The Party and its Aftermath. The focus on Murphy, with my personal opinion of her, actually brings this one down and almost brings it out of A Tier but the two parts I mentioned before make up for it. B Tier- Blood Rites. Other than the setting for the Case here (which is mostly glossed over if people actually pay attention) this book has a Villain who if he wasn’t nerfed by circumstance would be just as scary as Nicodemus and even nerfed is still terrifying, a great Action Set Piece against the Black Court (which by the way the whole thing with Murphy and her pants is instigated by KINCAID not Harry but people still call Harry Sexist over it), and one of the most important and heartwarming Emotional Gutpunches in the Series History. Not an Elite Dresden Book, but gets far more Flack than it deserves. C Tier- Storm Front, Summer Knight. Ah Storm Front. Harry facing off against another Human Magic User is actually far more rare than most people realize. Also we get to know both Harry Dresden (the most Selfless and Steadfast Protagonist since Peter freaking Parker) and John Marcone (classic Anti-Hero). What’s more to love? Summer Knight however just doesn’t hit for me. I can’t stand Elaine, Murphy plays a big part again. The only thing that keeps this from D Tier is the legitimately AWESOME Battle of Chicago-over-Chicago D Tier- Fool Moon. Some really great characters (The Alphas) but pretty clearly the worst Dresden book

If your TBR isn’t too big already, I highly recommend The Gentlemen Bastards series. It is a low fantasy series about a heist crew with an amazing dynamic with each other (might even be better than Mistborn TFE in my opinion) a great setting, wonderful mystery, and incredible character work that would surely make this list

Just finished the Wheel of Time and had a blast. Such an incredible series. Hope you dig it! I'll look out for your updates.

Good luck on your journey, and I hope that you read well in 2024!

Awesome new channel. It will be a lot of fun to watch you on your journey. Congrats man!

Great list of books, glad to see some Weir, Sanderson, Adams, Brown and Butcher on the list! Sounds like you had a great year.

Hey, that’s one of the most solid Takes I’ve heard on Harry Dresden lol. You get a sub just for that. Be prepared to change your schedule around because you just can’t stop until you’ve caught up lol.

The red rising is phenomenal!!! One is better than the other, Golden son being my favorite ❤️ the second trilogy(written so far) will simply blow your mind 😱

You gotta read Hail Marry Project. I think its even better than The Martian

I see we’re both brand new to the Booktube community. Welcome aboard! I’ve read 99% of the sci-fi and fantasy you listed and enjoyed all of them. Never read Elantris. I’ve always enjoyed Tom Clancy’s video games but never got into his books. The only spy thrillers I’ve read are the Bourne books, and one Mitch Rapp novel.

Man you read ALOT in a few months!

Welcome to the community!