The Dragon Reborn
Book Three of 'The Wheel of Time'
Readers rate it 4.2 (1.6K on Hardcover)
633 pages · Released Sep 14, 2002 · Macmillan
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The Dragon Reborn is an epic fantasy with significant stakes, featuring intense battles, magical conflict, and psychological dark themes as the protagonist struggles with power and destiny. While there is profanity and occasional sexual content, the primary concerns are the pervasive violence and mature themes of madness, despair, and moral complexity that suit older teens rather than middle-grade readers. The story rewards courage, friendship, and perseverance, with well-developed characters navigating difficult choices.
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Able to touch the One Power, but powerless to control its great destructive force, Rand Al'Thor, the Dragon Reborn, must face the Dark One in a battle to the death. Able to touch the One Power, but powerless to control its great destructive force, Rand Al'Thor, the Dragon Reborn, must face the Dark One in a battle to the death.
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- Loveable Characters
- Strong Character Development
- A mix driven
- Diverse Characters
- Not Diverse Characters
- Character driven
- Weak Character Development
- Unloveable Characters
- Plot driven
- Adventurous
- mysterious
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ISBN 9780765305114 · Macmillan