THE GOOD 
 The narrative style 
 The narration kept me hooked to the story. It's written in a way that is really immersive and I felt like I was part of it. Also, there were a lot of scenes that was so beautifully written that it left my speechless (chapter 54 is a good exemple in my opinion) . 
 The characters 
 I loved the characters in this book. They were heroic and interesting, yet they were flawed. Two characters that I especially loved were Kvothe (duh) and Denna. 
 Kvothe is a genius young man but he is still learning and open minded to new things. He is courageous and heroic but he has fears and can be sensitive. 
 I was surprised to be attached to Denna. Usually a character that acts the way she does would get on my nerves, but she was so complexed, mysterious and interesting that I didn't mind at all. 
 The magic system 
 The magic system in The Name of the Wind was really interesting and complex. I liked the fact that the magic is something that you have to develop and learn, you are not born gifted with it. It was fascinating to read about all the mental tricks Kvothe had to do to be able to use it. 
 The prologue and epilogue 
 I loved them so much. There were so clever. 
 The lute 
 I've never felt more attached to an objet than with Kvothe's lute...Is that weird? 
 THE BAD-ISH 
 The school setting 
 I don't mind school setting, but because of this book, I've discovered that it's not my favourite. I already have to spend a crap ton of hours in college so reading about it just feels like I'm doing extra hours. I loved everything that happened at the university, but I preferred the adventures outside of it. 
 THE END 
 I love this book and it's definitely a new favourite of mine. It was never boring and I was fascinated and captivated by Kvothe's voice. I can't wait to read the rest of this trilogy!