Tom Mason (1)

Not a bad read for these wanting to know more about Fire Nation culture though it could have used more, since this book is clearly written for kids and is a fairly slim volume, I would have liked it to be a little more mature, with more information in it (especially in Fire Nation history) and maybe a couple more cool illustrations or diagrams. Still, a definite collectible for any diehard Avatar fan.

Not a bad read for these wanting to know more about Air Nomad culture though it could have used more, and a definite collectible for any diehard Avatar fan. This helps you to see how Aang grew up.

First, I found this book, either in a thrift store or little free library, and took them because I was hoping for a deeper look into each of the 4 elements - I knew this was a were kid's book when I picked it up. However, this book just rehashes of incidents from the TV series, not new information about this world.

About the book itself - its aimed at the younger kids, probably 10 and under. The writing is simple, but very clear. However, I think they are perfect for what it is, which is show more grade school books aimed at kids. show less

This is a great book. I love the Avatar cartoon and this book is just like the cartoon. This book has great pictures that make you feel like you are in the story. I would defiantly recomened this book to anyone that likes this cartoon or is interested in this cartoon. I will defiantly read this book to my students because I feel that they would truly love this book.