May you always find water and shade

[Nandi el'Shahir]

I do prefer the physical books as well! But the narrators for the audio books are great, but I have a special row on my bookshelf for my physical copies!

Yes, I really enjoy listening to the books as well. I think it's kind of neat that they're husband wife (if I remember correctly)

 

[Lyndo Shiranui]

Welcome to Tar Valon!

 

[Ignis al'Caleum]

Welcome to the Mad House!!!!

I mean - uhhhh...Tar Valon.

 

[Prince of Ravens]

Welcome to Tar Valon!

Thanks!

 

[Prince of Ravens]

Welcome to Tar Valon!

Welcome to the Mad House!!!!

I mean - uhhhh...Tar Valon.

Thanks! Excited to join the insanity!

 

[Arella Mathara]

Crown of Swords was my favorite book when I read it first as a teen.

Spoiler: Spoily-spoil

Nynaeve and Lan meeting again, I mean common

That's one of the things that helps med date things in books. I know which number that one is and if something happens before or after that.

 

[Leo Kian]

Welcome!

 

[Arn Oakenskye]

Welcome to Tar Valon. :beer

 

[Ephrem Elpidius]

Welcome to TarValon.Net! And I don’t have an answer for your question. Well, maybe New Spring if you save it and read it around book 9 or 10. It can be a refreshing, faster-paced read in the middle of what many people consider a slog.

100% Agree with this, and welcome op!

 

[Idine Espanyas]

Welcome to Tar Valon!

Agree that New Spring is an underrated book. It's one of my favorites!

 

[Aran Cherubim]

Welcome!

 

[Rhianna Solstice]

Welcome to TV.net!

 

[Alora Sionn]

15 more posts and you can apply to be citizen!

 

[Valen Mashab]

It is a small world, I was in Baton Rouge for the last 16 years just started travel nursing for a while.

A favorite book is a hard one. I tend not to have favorites, usually the story line I am reading in the moment is my favorite. There are so many great interactions, characters, and ideals to tink and ruminate on.

 

[Cieon Maralyn]

Welcome