The Bookseller's Tale by Ann Swinfen. You'll end up trying to find the locations on maps of Oxford.
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This may not be exactly what you're looking for but it's lighthearted and medieval. I picked it up because i was told it was as if The King's Wit from The Way of Kings wrote a book, if you've read that.
It does have politics but they couldnt be described as serious at all. It's funny and lewd and a bit immature but i really enjoyed it.
Have you read Tress of the Emerald Sea, it's written in the style of Hoid telling a story. It's a really fun book.
Actually, this might be a good suggestion for OP too. @[email protected] . If you like The Princess Bride, you should enjoy the book. Though, most of the book is on the ship, so not sure if it exactly meets your medieval requirement.
I started it but stopped after seeing it was Hoid. I havent read Mistborn yet and Wit was by far my favorite character in Way of Kings. I was
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a bit bummed to find out he was across all the books in the way i did. I dont even know his whole deal yet but i imagine his reveal in the Way of Kings was a big deal and wish i found out that way.
I have The Final Empire now and plan on reading it after i finish book 2 of The Witcher.
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Don Quixote?
I mean, Pillars of the a Earth, almost fits your description. There are no "wars" in the story, and the politics are local and minor to the story, but it is not exactly peaceful. Beautiful story though.
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