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The Path Of Daggers

Robert Jordan

Jordan Robert. The Path Of Daggers. New York, NY. 1998.

The Path Of Daggers is a story about war and daggers by Robert Jordan. It is the eighth book of the Wheel of Time. It is the sequel to the New York Times bestseller A Crown of Swords. The Path Of Daggers has been a bestseller since it came out in the year 1998.

The Path Of Daggers is a true story about Daggers the king of China. It takes place in 1499. A war is going on between several medieval countries. King Daggers leads his country in the war to become ruler of the world.

King Daggers rides a black horse named Chimney into battle. He enjoys war, but this war had gone to far. It seemed like there was no way to win.

King Daggers leads his ten million men into battle against Mongolia. They have an army of ten. When the battle starts all that King Daggers is thinking about is whether or not he should have bacon for breakfast or pancakes. His army wins the battle and he decides to have both for breakfast.

Next he attacks Kyrgyzstan, they have an army of one million. King Daggers said to his men “Charge!!!”. As the battle commences King Daggers’ men seem to be starting to get tired. The battle goes on and on. Finally, Kyrgyzstan surrenders.

The next day he eats his pancakes and bacon then battles many more countries until finally there was only one country left: Russia. His army was tired they had been at war for almost two days! They wanted to go home and rest, but King Daggers said “NO! There is only one more country to take over we must go on!” So they went on and attacked Russia.

During the battle something very bad had happened. King Daggers got stabbed. His army stopped to look at what happened and in the process, Russia's army comes up and kills all of them.

Robert Jordan’s The Path Of Daggers touches peoples hearts. There are a lot of battles which makes The Path Of Daggers a really good story.

4 out of 5 stars

Review by T. Singh

Oct. 31 2011