Well, my dear friend challenged me to sell her Stormlight Archive, in English, mind you! So here I am, obviously. 

But first of all, why you shouldn't.
- That's fucking large books. The fifth, Wind and Truth, is around 1320 pages, like 3 books in one! So reading it is a huge commitment
- Multiple POVs. Some people like it, some people don't, but sometimes it's just challenging because you need to keep all these plot points in your head. And sometimes you just want to read about your favorite character because WHAT HAPPENED TO HIM!!!11!!
- Ukrainian translation is not good at all 
- All pros and cons of the high fantasy genre 
- The first few chapters are just confusing as hell and you need to get through it 
- The whole first book is just a scratch on the surface, like a long opening for you to understand what is happening 
- And lastly, it's just a rabbit hole because it's only one part of Sanderson's amazing universe 

But I promise you, you should start, it will be worth your while. 
And that's why:

Worldbuilding. Honestly, I couldn't care less about the magic system, even though it's great. But! He created a completely different world with different natural conditions, customs, and everything. And it's extremely believable. The most fascinating thing for me is how he describes this word for the reader through the eyes of locals. You need to figure out what's going on by yourself because nobody will tell you where exactly these differences lay. Because that's normal for them. I mean, obviously, men don't need to read and women don't need their right hand.

Characters. They are all interesting people with complicated personalities. They all have some flavor of trauma, neurodiversity, or sometimes a mental disorder. All those issues are addressed in a believable, interesting, and extremely respectful way.

Character development arcs. This is the best part, truly. It's not about changing the world, it's about how they can overcome their personal stuff and change the world as a result. Also, one of the best redemption arcs ever created. And nobody is a conventional "hero", even though Kaladin is trying his best.

The story itself. Well, if I need to describe what this book is about, I would probably say - human nature. What one person can and cannot endure, and at what cost. But it's only my opinion of course. In any case, the turn of events is quite unexpected and you probably can't predict it. I mean, it's not a question of where are the endpoint, more like, how exactly they will end up there.

And a few more things I like: Believable 10 millennia-old character. Two whole different species of sentinels, and they have their POVs! 10 orders of knights Radiant. Romance exists, but it's not the main focus. Therapy. Diversity. The Prologue of every book. Asian culture's inspirations. All little things that make sense in the finale.

So I would definitely recommend reading the first two books. Yeah, that's a whole lot of reading, but the story is worth it.

It's just the first things that come into my mind, but I can talk about it for ages. Feel free to correct my English, if you want. And some pics for vibes of course.

Journey before destination

Так, я дуже люблю дроти.