The Wise Man's Fear

I love this! The story goes on so well. Usually you almost know what might happen next, but then there is something so out of corner. It have been long time since I last time smiled and even laughed while reading a book. I have read many good book which leaves you a good feeling. But this really entertain you, so many ways. Clever, funny, serious..

The story is so close. Maincharacter is so ´simple´ but so clever made. ( I don’t know how to explain). The young boy with childlike thinking, so proud and ready to rule whole world. But same time so wise. In most parts there really happening nothing. No ´action´. But still it is so attractive. You really want to know more. More!

Those interlude parts. They give you nice time to breath, rest and think. You have read so deeply the story itself, and only noticed that, when you finally get to interlude. And same time you read the story so hungrily to get quickly in those interlude parts, hoping that they reveals some big secrets.

In total this book and serie is so clever and entertaining. How can I wait until the final part will be released! I will starve. This waiting is torture!

After absolutely loving The Name of the Wind, I couldn’t wait to dive into the second book in the series, and it did not disappoint. Rothfuss continues to build on Kvothe’s incredible journey, adding more depth to his character and the world around him.

In this book, Kvothe faces even more challenges, from navigating the complexities of love and friendship to dealing with dangerous political intrigue and magical mysteries. The story takes him on new adventures, and I loved how the pacing allowed for both thrilling action scenes and introspective moments that really show Kvothe’s growth. The magic system becomes even more fascinating, and Rothfuss’s writing makes it all feel so immersive.

One of the things I really enjoyed was how Kvothe's relationships with others evolve—especially with Denna. Their bond continues to be complicated and intriguing, and I found myself really invested in the emotional aspects of their connection. And, of course, the world-building continues to be phenomenal, with new locations and cultures that make the world feel even more alive and expansive.

Rothfuss’s storytelling is just exceptional, and The Wise Man’s Fear kept me hooked from start to finish. It’s one of those books where I lost track of time while reading, and I couldn’t put it down until I finished. This series is easily one of my all-time favorites, and I can’t wait for the next book in the series. If you loved The Name of the Wind, The Wise Man’s Fear will absolutely blow you away. Highly recommend!