Legion

"So good! I enjoyed every minute of this book. Brandan Sanderson is a master"

"Original, witty, and more than moderately intriguing, as good as Sanderson's novels and trilogies are his short stories are even better. In a short two-hour read he manages to play to his strengths, bringing out character depth and complex human issues in his insightful yet playful way. Seriously well done!<br/><br/>PG13 for violence."

"This is a mystery about a guy named Stephan Leeds. He was hired to find a stolen camera that can take pictures of different time periods. He has schizophrenia. He has different hallucinations that can give him information that he may need. <br/><br/>Brandon’s decision to make schizophrenia was both good and bad. It was an interesting idea, but it had bad respiration of Schizophrenia. It made Schizophrenia seem better than it was. I saw a few reviews of people saying that they wish they had the hallucinations that Stephan had. It makes sense why. The hallucinations are people. Each one have their personalities and are fun. Plus they give you whatever information that you need. I wished that Brandon showed it more as a power and a cures. Percy for an example had dyslexia and ADHD. They both have made it harder for Percy but his ADHD made it easier for fighting. Plus i watched a video of people with Schizophrenia describe what it’s like. I know that everyone experiences it differently but the book was different than how it was described. If you want to watch the video the link is at the bottom. <br/><br/>The only other problem that i had was that it was too short. There wasn’t even time for everything to be flushed out. <br/><br/>Other than that the characters were sun. The story was alright. The schizophrenia was interesting but could of been done better.<br/><br/><br/><br/><br/><br/>https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=K8mpJuB4RDs"

"Similar to Scalzi's [b:The Dispatcher|26082188|The Dispatcher|John Scalzi|https://images.gr-assets.com/books/1474569919s/26082188.jpg|46020966], Sanderson's Legion is a short-form book (88 pages) that takes a cute idea (in this case, an A-Team of operatives composed solely of the many aspects of a guy with multiple personality disorder) and stretches it about as far as it can go. And it _is_ a cute idea. But I found Sanderson's execution flat and too desperately fishing for a "gee-whiz, that's neat". I'm not convinced yet that this short-form genre isn't structurally doomed - too little space for any real development."

"Great read and short for those of you with little time for committing to a large book. Loved the way the characters were brought to life in such a short time. recommended!"

"Great read. Probably my favourite novella so far. Short as it was, it felt like a complete book. With very interesting characters, a unique device, mystery and action all in one. Muy bueno."

"so good!"