Earth Kingdom Chronicles: The Tale of Zuko: Avatar: The Last Airbender

If you are a fan of Avatar The Last Airbender, collecting the books from the tale of the main characters from Book 2 will definitely be enjoyable to read. These books basically tell the story of the character, in this case Zuko's, from that character's own perspective. Something I really like about these books is that you can read what they are thinking whether if it's their expression after what they hear in a dialogue or when find themselves trying make a chioce. I really like reading what these characters are thinking because that is something you can't see when watching the show. If you are a big fan of Avatar like me, you can't go wrong with collecting these books. They're really worth it.

My kids (ages 4 and 6) love this book (and the Tale of Aang); they have watched the series at least twice, some episodes countless times, and they love having this book read to them-- it reminds them of the shows, and they often excitedly interrupt to talk about what happened in the corresponding shows. It is the stories of the series told from the point of view of Prince Zuko, with his thoughts and motivations and feelings and especially all of his inner struggles.

Maybe I didn't read the description thoroughly enough but this turned out to be more of a comic book than a reader. It's okay but not what was expected.

I bought this for a young fan of the TV show. He has read through the book several times and the glasses that come with it for the 3D pictures are a nice touch. But I thought the book would of have some additional parts of the story not told in the TV show. I was told there wasn't. (I didn't read the book or seen many of the episodes on TV)I still rate this 4 stars because my nephew is big fan of the show and really liked having the book.

this book is about zuko's time spent in the earth kingdom, it doesn't really tell you anything that you don't already know from watching the series.