The Frugal Wizard's Handbook for Surviving Medieval England

I've put off reading this book for quite a while because of so many people disliking it who are usually wholehearted Sanderson fans. I really should know better and go with my instincts that I'd probably like it, even if I didn't love it. I think a lot has to do with expectations. If you're thinking this is on the level of his Cosmere stuff, then I can understand the disappointment. That's not what this is. It is rather a fun, silly fantasy/sci-fi romp that doesn't take itself too seriously and is meant just to be a light-hearted pulpy read. As I tend to like that type of book once in a while, I quite enjoyed this one. Is it a favourite of Sanderson's, I'd say no. Did it blow me away, again no. However, I just really enjoyed it. It was funny, still a unique world to get lost in, and a fun mix of fantasy and science fiction. I think the enjoyment of this one will depend on your expectations of it and whether this is a genre to enjoy, but I don't think it's as terrible as some reviews made it seem.