π–¦Ή Warbreaker

I have read very few books more than once – until I met Warbreaker.

I have loaned this book out to people over and over again because just wow.

Sanderson find a way to recreate magic… and the sky and the air and the sea.

This book is notΒ  just fantasyβ€”it is a spellbook of colour, choice, breath, and identity.

The author does not just invent magic systemsβ€”he engineers soul logic.

Magic that is felt, not just cast.

Magic that is traded in meaningβ€”breath for colour, life for power, sacrifice for transformation.

And of course this is my jam.

For months I carried it in my heart and now I offer it to others like a gift-wrapped piece of my own mind.

Because what is β€œawakening” in Warbreaker, is finding ways to pour myself into what is broken, and trying, again and again, to breathe life into something I am not sure will love me back.

Me and sea and my different kinds of synesthesia and the tiny shell in my pocketβ€”

I can relate to the magic system in that book.

Life-force turned into beauty. Pain transmuted into color.

Words as tools. Belief as weapon.

Softness as strategy.

And the idea that colour is power?

I have known that my whole life.

My memories taste and hum and flicker in shades.