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And then going back even further with his world, you can start Age of Myth, which is the first book in the Legends of the First Empire. ... This one is more epic fantasy, while these I consider high fantasy. But this one is so good.

The second book gets a little bit more political lot more interesting. So I really loved this book. I think I gave it four and a half stars.

You can start with Ship of Magic if you want to skip Farseer. ... This series is more like a fantasy family drama where this family has so many awful things happen to it. ... And it's just so good.

I really love this world. It's so rich with all the different cultures and the different people and the different species and the different styles of living. ... I really enjoyed this trilogy.

Or The Final Empire by Brandon Sanderson, which is the first book in the Mistborn trilogy, the original Mistborn trilogy. ... One of those two. Start with these.

It's so much fun. I really enjoy Royce and Hadrian's friendship and camaraderie. ... This first book is my least favorite in the series. I ended up giving it four stars.

And I usually say Warbreaker, which is a standalone novel that follows these two princesses. ... I really recommend this one to start off with Brandon Sanderson, especially because it's a standalone and you don't have to commit too much.