
In the third book of the Circle of Magic quartet, Daja, a young mage considered an outcast due to her past, faces both personal and environmental challenges. Her unique magic, which allows her to manipulate living metal, becomes crucial when a long-standing drought culminates in a devastating forest fire. The story explores themes of prejudice, belonging, and the power of chosen family and friendship, as Daja and her fellow mages must combine their abilities to save a community. Parents will appreciate the strong female protagonist, the emphasis on teamwork, and the sensitive handling of Daja's emotional journey to self-acceptance.
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Sign in to write a reviewThe protagonist, Daja, is considered an 'outcast' (trangshi) by her birth culture, leading to social shunning.