The Dragon Reborn
This book was super disjointed, jumping between several different stories and spending a long time with each one before moving on to the next. As such, I'm going to split this up by character so I don't miss anything Perrin The book starts with Perrin and, frankly, he becomes a very frustrating character in this installment. He spends a lot of time resisting his wolfish side, which I didn't understand at all for a hundred pages or so. He's worried that he'll lose his human side, and Jordan takes far too long to confirm that this is a legitimate worry. I still think he should just embrace it, and I'd like for him to take off and spend some time with Elyas. It's the most obvious solution to his problem, and it takes him entirely too long to realize it and not nearly enough time to just dismiss it. Beyond that, I like the addition of Zarine/Faile to his story. She asks a lot of questions, which is always refreshing. Even if Moiraine refuses to answer any o...