Yumi and the Nightmare Painter

I cried. The ending with painter did bring me to tears as much as I wasn't a massive fan of this book. THere were repetive moments, and I'm not a massive fan of religion in hows it can indoctrinate people, but I see in this, Sanderson was making a critique of sorts and I was meant to feel this way.
I wanted more from the relationship. I wished there was more to show them getting closer.
The plot was the most interesting (appart from Painter) the ending sold me on this book, and I would have enjoyed it more is if it wasn't so repetitive.
Painters journey was what kept me hooked to the page. I liked yumi but ter religion annoyed me so much.
I did like how everything came to an end. The ending had me glued to the page in true Sanderson fashion.
Not a bad book.