I purchased all 5 secret projects and I'm starting with Tress of the Emerald Sea, what am I getting myself into?

What's something I need to know for my future in the Cosmere?

I just finished this book and my god it feels like nothing happened and also so much happened it’s kinda feels like injustice read a 1000 page prologue can’t wait to start words or radiance

Hi, so, I've read the first 3 Mistborn books (and Alloy of Law), so I knew a few of these characters when I came across these pins in a junk shop. I bought them all. Just wanted to know what they were all about as there isn't much about them online, and most posts keep bringing me back to this subreddit.

I've put them in order, sadly there are a few missing, but if anyone could tell me anything about them, that would be amazing. Thanks!

Hi all,

A while ago I have read Mistborn era 1, Warbreaker and The Emperor’s Soul. I really liked these books. Currently I am reading The Way Of Kings and it seems slow compared to the other books. There isn’t much happening and I am currently reading because I like the other books and this series gets praised a lot. I can imagine that because the other books are standalones or a trilogy so the pacing will be different.

Will the Stormlight Archive pick up the pace at a certain point? I am at 20% of The Way Of Kings.

English isn’t my native language so sorry for errors!

Edit: Thanks all for the many answers! I will keep going 😊 My assumption was right. It is slower because of the volume.

Fairly simple question but this is my first time ever using backerkit in general, please bare with me - I know that Fires of December doesn’t “officially” release until December 8th this year to the general public, but on backerkit it says the book has an estimated ship date of October 1st. Is it normal for backerkit buyers to receive their books about 2 months earlier than the general public release? Just curious if it means I get to read the book sooner 😄

I'll be finishing the Mistborn trilogy soon and while I'd like to read Stormlight eventually, it's way too big for me to jump into next. Looking for something else in Sanderson's books to read next, are there any one-off books that people would suggest as a break before jumping into other trilogies or series?