K i ngdom of t he gol den dragon

Have you ever read a book with the most exciting, adventurous, and dangerous adventure? Well,
this book, called Kingdom of the Golden Dragon , has one vigorous and mysterious adventure
crafted by amazing Isabel Allende, which we will be discovering today.

This book is about a daring adventure that includes 2 kids, each gifted with totemic animal
spirits, named Alexander and Nadia who needs to fight for freedom for the kingdom with Dil
Bahadur and his noble master along with the Yetis. Extraordinary, right?

The characters in this adventure is Tensing, the noble master of Dil Bahadur, Dil Bahadur, the
prince of the kingdom and the king's heir, Tex Armadillo, who is mostly recognized as the
antagonist, Judit Kensing, who personally I think is was a strange character, Alex, also secretly a
leopard who visited the kingdom with his gram named Kate, Nadia, also secretly a white
eagle,who is friends with Pema ( Dil Bahadur 's future wife?) , and Boroba , Nadia's monkey
friend.
I especially enjoy reading about Nadia, as to me she always seems reday for a adventure. I
appreciate birds and I can't think or imagine how exciting it would be to have a bird spirit. I think
Nadia is extraordinary, as she has a pet monkey, named Boroba ( I love monkeys!). At the end, I
also think that Nadia went in for quite a risk. I must say, fighting for a precious statue that
represents a religious kingdom would be amazing and also, dangerous.

Althought Tex Armadillo is mostly the villian in this story, I appreciate his name, as at first I
thought he was a type of animal, or someone hiding their identity...I would also love to find out
more about is past life and a bit more why he went for the king and the Golden Statue.

I personally think that this book is somewhat like a movie. Whenever there are thrilling,
emotional, dangerous or even happy moments, I feel as if I am watching a movie, as if the
antagonist is trying to fight a certain kingdom, but finds him or herself against a hero, who draes
their life for the kingdom. I have always felt as if it was a movie, with all the characters and
settings playing in my head. I would appreciate also if I could put myself into the characters, and
enjoy the adventure as well. I recommend this book to anyone who is religious, adventurous and
loves movies!!
Sincerely,

Rose Christele.