Final Fantasy VII: Lateral Biography Turks: The Kids Are Alright: A Turks Side Story

Goes into more depth of final fantasy 7. Was a good read. Enjoyed the book

Kazushige Nojima, one of Final Fantasy VII fathers, knows how to write a story in the world of FF7 and make it interesting. Great characters as well, new and returning. Some of the new characters introduced in this book, like Kyrie or Leslie appeared later in Final Fantasy VII Remake video game. Very good read.

Nice bit of escapism into the world final fantasy vii to keep you going after you complete the game

A must read for fans of the game.

Final Fantasy VII: Lateral Biography Turks is a solid companion piece for fans of the classic video game. The book delivers plenty of nostalgia, with references and nods to the original story and its world that long-time fans will appreciate. It’s intriguing to see the Turks and their operations fleshed out, giving more context to their role in the Final Fantasy VII universe. That said, while the nostalgia factor is high, the story itself didn’t fully resonate with me. It’s decent but didn’t always hit the emotional highs I was hoping for. If you’re coming into this expecting the same level of depth and engagement as the game, you might feel a bit let down. Still, for fans eager to revisit Midgar and its gritty underbelly, it’s worth a read. Just temper your expectations, and you’ll likely enjoy this for what it is—a nice slice of FFVII lore that adds a bit more dimension to the world and characters.

Perfect! Can't wait to read!

Although this story is a prequel to Advent Children, it would make zero sense unless you had first seen Advent Children, but I actually liked that, it didn’t waste time explaining things we already knew from Advent Children. The “fan service” is very very strong in this story, and very forced too, at some points certain names where shoehorned-in so badly it made me laugh. But, that being said, as a fan, simply reading these names again made me smile greatly. And some of the references of places and minor side characters will test the memory of even the most fanatical fans :-) An excellent addition to the FF7 world.

Being a big fan of the original Final Fantasy VII game and its saga, I knew I needed to add this to my collection next to On the Way to a Smile. This is more or less a sidestory to the events between the original game and the movie sequel, but it serves as a nice addition to the lore of FFVII.

Um ótimo livro para quem procura por mais conteúdo de FF7 e quer saber mais sobre o que aconteceu após os eventos do jogo original e antes do filme FFAC. A entrega demorou um pouco por vir do exterior, mas chegou dentro do prazo e em bom estado. A great book to those who wish for more content on FF7 and want to know more about what happend after the events of the original game and before the FFAC movie.

Lectura fácil y amena para seguir ampliando la historia de Final Fantasy VII

Book arrived quicker than expected, and I thoroughly enjoyed it, being a fan of FFVII for nearly more than a decade now, and particularly, a fan of Rufus Shinra and the Turks. A must-read for any FFVII fan, and especially fellow Shinra simps.

I went into this not really knowing what to expect, but it ended up being a pretty solid read. It fills in some of the world around FFVII in a way that actually feels worthwhile instead of just being extra filler. The point of view from the Turks gives it a different vibe to the usual FFVII stories, which I actually enjoyed more than I thought I would. Some parts drag a little, but overall it's easy to get through and adds a bit more depth to characters you don’t usually get much from. If you’re into FFVII lore, it’s definitely one of the better side stories. If you’re just curious, it’s still entertaining enough to keep you going.

Muy interesante para los fans de la saga, si no sabes inglés te ayudará a aprender bastante vocabulario. El libro me llegó en excelentes condiciones y rápido.