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I read this book just a few day ago and I don't read many books but honestly, it was the best one I've ever read. I started to get into reading and I've read Game of Thrones and a few others but I never enjoyed them as fully as I enjoyed this book.
The book is written well, and the story-within'-story structure gives it so much authenticity; you believe the world, you believe the characters. So then you feel their suffering, their triumphs, you sympathize with them and you care for them and it just leaves you wanting more.
The book is about a legend, and the truths behind the legend and the stories that define the main character, Kvothe. A scribe travels to the Wayside Inn to gather the truths about the legend and there, Kvothe tells him his story about his life. It was so satisfying and I'm left waiting for the sequel.
Highly recommended to anyone, and I just had to blog about it.
