#FantasyBRB 
 This book could have been half its size and still tell the same story. I am not sure what to make of the protagonist. He starts as a charming young boy who has thirst for knowledge. Once he realizes his advanced comprehension, he acts like a brat and manages to get away with it. His awesomeness gets repetitive after a while. I get it he is going to be a great wizard, soldier etc., and he even has formulaic losing parents to some mythical cult that he is going to fight against. 
 Denna is okay-ish. Its easy to like her as we see her entirely from the eyes of the protagonist. With lack of multiple perspective, she comes off very flat. 
 The book wouldn't have deserved three stars had not have an interesting world. Rothfuss spends time in setting up the world, its history and origins of famous people in the history of the world. In fact they make wonderful short stories and add layer to the main storyline. 
 The secondary characters are interesting and some make lasting impression. They are there as a support system for the main character and lack their own agency. 
 Rothfuss provides his readers with highly detailed narration. The story lacks layers and is a simple linear story as it is spans out as a biopic of the protagonist. 
 I am not sure if I want to read the next one in the series. I didn't enjoy this one enough to read the next one. But might still pick up for the sake of curiosity. Only time will tell.