Chronicles of the Avatar – Book #3

A young Avatar needs to find the strength within herself to be a formidable, trusted leader in a world where money rules and distrust is common.

I am not going to go deeply into this book because I actually found it to be quite boring. After experiencing the Kyoshi books, I expected to have the same level of excitement, flair, and Avatar-action, but all we got was a political intrigue novel that focused too often on characters who were not the Avatar.

What I wanted was action. What I got was dialog. Lots of it.

Oh well, better luck in the next one.

This book gets a reluctant 2 out of 5 from me. While I didn’t enjoy it because I expected something else, the writing wasn’t terrible, and the narration was good. If not for Nancy Wu, it would not have kept my attention, but she does a great job drawing interest with her voices. I’m sure others will love this story, but it was not for me.

If you’d like to read more about The Dawn of Yangchen by F.C. Yee, check it out on Goodreads.

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