Gene Luen Yang's Avatar: The Last Airbender Graphic Novel Series

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United States on May 02, 2023

Laura: Got this for my son and he loves reading them

Canada on Apr 14, 2023

Anil Goa: Not worth its price - high price

India on Mar 03, 2023

sangeetha ranganathan: it was a great copy and the book was wonderful

Canada on Feb 24, 2023

Olavo M.: O livro é gostoso e uma forma de continuar a magia da série. Amando a leitura, o desenvolvimento dos personagens, coisas que só se descobre lendo e que, obviamente, não foram mostradas na série animada.

Brazil on Feb 19, 2023

Cameron Thomas: Tension is gradually building for Team Avatar. I like that while it's safe to call the lot team Avatar still. The history of the characters has also evolved since the end of the war, and the writers waste no time throwing the readers right into the grittiness of what it means to invoke change.

While Avatar Aang's primary duty is to serve as the balance between the natural and spirit world, this portion of the tale places Aang in the middle of a strong political conflict. The weight of his coming decision serves as a good point of interest to move the plot.

It feels like a breath of fresh air when the attention is shifted between Aang and Katara and Sokka and Toph. I am a huge fan of the Sokka and Toph dynamic, and I love that the authenticity is still alive and captured with clarity.

United States on Sep 19, 2022

Antoine Dubois: Livre en anglais correspondant parfaitement à mes attentes !

France on Jul 27, 2022

Lori Harris: Easy and nice read. Nervous about the upcoming twist with the fire Lord. And on the other hand is not were I thought it would go

United States on Jul 18, 2021

Kindle Customer: The story is going good so far, BUT ZUKO AND MAI BREAKING UP!?! What the crap!?! Luckily thanks to the internet and comic con, Izumi is reported as Mai and Zuko's kid. So, there you go. Wish they'd put that in a comic.

United States on Nov 17, 2020

JeongJeong: As if it wasn't enough that the TV series was awesome - the books are also fantastic. This one picks up where the previous one (The Promise: Part 1) left off: Toph is with Aang, Katara, and Sokka in the Earth kingdom to resolve the issue of Yu-Dao and the Harmony Restoration Movement, while Zuko is seeking help from his father, Ozai about the pressures of being the Fire Lord. There is a subplot with Toph trying to teach Metalbending to her students, and Sokka helping her with it - Sokka's wit is something being greatly missed in Korra, but the book has it spot on.

There is an Avatar: The Last Airbender, The Promise: Part 3 that will release in September/October that will conclude this story arc (possibly leading to Republic City!) - I'm eagerly waiting for it.

United States on Jun 05, 2012