I have read and enjoyed a number of Sanderson's YA novels, and while I never got into them as strongly as I did his adult novels, I always thought they were very strong in characterization. I may remember the lead character for a long time, but really, that might only be due to the cool-ass gimmick associated with him. Very funny stuff, and a cool take on the traditional mystery-action novel.
Brad Horner's Books
I read a great deal of books with a great deal of range, but my primary loves are sci-fi and fantasy. Close runner-ups are traditional fiction, horror, and non-fiction. I'll be giving full reviews of each book as I read them.
I have read and enjoyed a number of Sanderson's YA novels, and while I never got into them as strongly as I did his adult novels, I always thought they were very strong in characterization. I may remember the lead character for a long time, but really, that might only be due to the cool-ass gimmick associated with him. Very funny stuff, and a cool take on the traditional mystery-action novel.
