Reception
In an editorial review, Paul Hughes stated on amazon.com that Spring Dawning is "the final installment in Weis and Hickman's Chronicles series--Dragonlance's undisputed must-read trilogy". He considered the last novel as "a bang-up conclusion to Dragonlance's best-loved trilogy". The novel was awarded an average rating of 4.06 based on 1218 ratings on goodreads.com.
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