@LordJazzly
I have never read Sanderson before, but I think I see the appeal now.
@lodestar3984
I love the fact that these are all actual plots😭😭😂
@leahkentra6016
Princess Buttercup with a talking rat and a fondness for cups is possibly the best description of Tress I have ever heard.
@florofern6470
I quite enjoy "what if colourful glasses gave you superpowers and librarians were an evil cult?" (alcatraz vs the evil librarians)
@wastedinspiration
"what if your doodles came to life and fought other doodles" was pretty good too... Still waiting on book 2, though
@katherinesanderson8990
Currently reading princess buttercup with a talking rat and fondness for cups and I'm loving it so far
@AraRaven
I like how I was listening and just going, "Stormlight, Mistborn, Warbreaker..."
@ravinialee269
I once described Mistborn to someone as “eating metal, gaining powers, and overthrowing the government”
@samuelthatcher9841
What if your a heart broken detective pretending to be a wizard in a world you bought out of a travel catalog.
@eldritch.abridged
What if you stubbed your toe and you felt it forever
@THORR.77
I heard snort lightning and I had my credit card magically teleported into my hand
@lestrada1351
Let's not forget the Scooby Doo reveal at the end of every book! I love those!
@gerardotejada2531
"What if Heavy Metal?" "If heavy metal what?" "Yes"
@DragonsHaveAutismToo
I love knowing which books she's referring to
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I mean look, you're not wrong, but gods I'm laughing so hard
@samaradragonhart5719
I've read the first heavy metal poisoning book and am currently reading the buttercup with cups and a rat book, and I am in love with it so far.
@Dragonhelm99
As someone who really enjoys brandon sanderson books this is the most accurate description I’ve ever heard lol
@TheEarlOfSandwich
I just finished the first Mistborn book and it’s honestly one of the best things I’ve ever read. I can’t wait to learn even MORE about heavy metal poisoning super powers!
@aldakendall4921
This makes me realize "there it is" when it comes to cracks I have heard about his mormanisim showing in his books. And how much these are themes throughout mythology and fantasy.
@Dragonmoon1598