Warbreaker
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Warbreaker is a stand-alone fantasy novel by Brandon Sanderson, which is available for purchase in bookstores or for free download from his website.Cite error: Invalid <ref>
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Publication
- WARBREAKER (Tor, Summer 2009)
- Audio rights (unabridged) to Recorded Books
- Audio rights (dramatic abridgment) to Graphic Audio
- Chinese rights (complex, Taiwan) to Gaea
- Czech rights to Talpress
- German rights to Heyne
- Italian rights to Fanucci
- Polish rights to MAG
- Spanish rights to Ediciones B
- UK rights to Gollancz
- French rights to Calmann-Levy
- Bulgarian rights to Bard[1]
Awards
- Chosen by Library Journal as one of the 5 best SF&F novels of 2009
- Chosen by Barnes & Noble as one of the 5 best SF&F novels of 2009
- Chosen by The Onion A.V. Club as a Best of 2009
- Nominated for the 2010 David Gemmell Legend Award
- Nominated for 2009 Romantic Times Award, Best Epic Fantasy
- An ALA Top Five Fantasy of 2009
- 24 on NY Times hardcover list[1]
Summary
The book is written in third person, featuring point of views from Vasher, Siri, Vivenna, and Lightsong. It is set on Nalthis, mainly in Hallandren and Idris
Characters
- Susebron the Fourth
- Vasher
- Cads
- Denth
- Tuft
- Lightsong
- Mab
- Lemex's nurse
- Edgli
- Stillmark
- Brightvision
- Vivenna's mother
- Susebron's mother
- Rira (character)
- Grable
- Vahr
- Parlin
- Hopefinder
- Calmseer
- Treledees
- Mercystar
- Tonk Fah
- Jewels
- Inhanna
- Tatara
- Llarimar
- Yesteel
- Brighthue
- Gendren
- Rariv
- Thame
- Halan
- Paxen
- Jlan
- Peaceyearning
- Arsteel
- Giftbeacon
- Lifeblesser
- Truthcall
- Shashara
- Yarda
- Taff
- Blushweaver
- Weatherlove
- Fran
- Mirthgiver
- Lolan
- Ridger
- Ashu
- Vivenna
- Havarseth
- Fob
- Lemex
- Gagaril
- Misel
- Old Chapps
- Vo
- Susebron
- Dedelin
- Fafen
- Nightblood
- Sisirinah
- Kindwinds
- Allmother
- Nanrovah
- Bebid