The Rithmatist (The Rithmatist, #1) | 
pickI thoroughly enjoyed this book, even though it seems to be targeted at a younger audience than Sanderson's cosmere stuff. I was so intrigued by the magic system and the bits of lore we got, but my goodness did I wish there was a sequel! With the ending the way it was, I really hope we get more of the Rithmatist world soon.
so-soFirst book down for #AwesomeApril 🥳 One of my favourite things about Brandon Sanderson is the original and meticulously thought-out magic systems he comes up with which have clearly defined rules that even the protagonist can‘t break. I loved the Rithmatic magic system 😘 but sadly it was the only thing I loved in this book. It wasn‘t that it was bad, just a bit meh and lacking the usual Sanderson depth of character and world building. @Andrew65
A day late to the party but the timing of the #awesomeapril #readathon is absolutely perfect! I have two weeks off with no plans 📚 bring on the books! My goals are to finish off the tagged, finish at least one of my Libby holds, and my #doublespin book, Magic For Liars. @Andrew65
#MotivationalMonday @cupcake12
1) D&D online with friends
2) memoirs
3) tagged, but I think Sanderson is working on a sequel
pickI really enjoyed this book!!!
The world-building is so interesting and intricate, and I really enjoyed the characters as well.
I won‘t give any spoilers, but I will say there are a LOT of reveals which makes for a really good plot.
I definitely enjoyed this book and I can‘t really see anything I don‘t like about it. 10/10.
pickA steampunk world where magic is done with geometrical figures. You either are a Rithmatist – have the ability – or not. Joel is not, but he has a passion for the art and science of the craft. When young Rithmatists in training begin disappearing from the Academy, Joel feels driven to investigate, no matter the danger to himself.
pickAbsolutely loved this book. I can‘t even express the amount of excitement I had throughout!
Ok, one more ebook on sale. I know there are Sanderson fans here.
pickRithmatists have the power to bring chalk drawings to life, but unfortunately for Joel, he is not a rithmatist. However, when the rithmatist students at his school begin to go missing, Joel takes it upon himself to help solve the case.
This was such a beautiful book. I loved all the characters and the world was just beautiful. I highly recommend it.
My first shot at reading a Brandon Sanderson book. Started this morning and it's been good so far
Slowly diving into this fascinating world. I love how easily relatable it is.
pickEverything Sanderson writes is sublime. I'm starting to get a little jealous here.
My #steampunk pick for a late #seasonsreadings2016 post! This features an ingenious form of magic, set in a steampunk world that I want to explore further. It was the first book I read by Brandon Sanderson, and now I get what all the fuss is about. I just wish he'd finish the next one in the series!
Most of my books #setinaschool are at my parents, but not The Rithmatist.
Joel wants to be a Rithmatist, bringing chalk to life and defend against the wild chalklings. But at the ceremony of the Armedius Academy he wasn't chosen and is now doomed to a normal students life. But then Rithmatist students start disappearing.
I loved this one because of the strange magic systen. It reminded me a bit of the Fullmetal Alchemist manga series 📚😀
pickThis YA fantasy novel involves a group of people called "rithmatists" whose 2-D chalk drawings come to life. Part fantasy, part murder mystery, entirely enjoyable.
My public library started a steampunk book club! This is the first book.
so-soNot a great start but the world building sucked me right in. I'm now keen for the sequel and plan to look into more Sanderson
