I confess that when I first read the Eye of the World, I thought is was boring, but when I read more of it, it was so interesting that I bought almost all the books except the last book. ;D 

  Before I read this series, I had no book to read but I found this book in a library and found it interesting. Its a miracle RJ wrote this series cause its FANTASTIC :P

When I finished EotW i was dissapointed in the ending, it seems to get a bit confusing when Rand first fights Ishamael. But I realised after reading on that Rand didnt know what was happening himself. Ater reading the full set though...Wheel of Time is an incredible story. Its so realistic n terms of character development, especially about how Rand doesnt seem to do every single thing right like in most stories, how he makes mistakes, how he deals with his mistakes, its great

Friend told me to read it... with no information about it, just one strange piece of advice - "Page 60"

 

He was right - soon after that page I was hooked.

 

 

 

This series was recommended ot me by my middle school librarian. I got it in english class and was hooked by the end of the day. I spent the last few monnths of school reading them as fast as i could. The series had only been completed to boo 10 at that point. I would read in class, at home, at night when I should be getting sleep. I ignored my homework and my parents tried to ground me from reading. Needless to say that didnt work. So basically when I first read it I was hooked like a fish that swallowed the hook.

The first 100 pages were freakin boring, I almost thought of stopping. But I kept reading and I'm happy about it :p

    I have to agree with Dreadlord, it's refreshing when the main Character(s) have faults. I think the writing of someone's failures and the work they need to correct them is much more worth while than the 'know-all-see-all'. Great series!!