books about: airbender (turtleback chronicles)

books about: airbender

books:

Avatar the Last Airbender 2007 Calendar

2 reviews

Meadwestvaco, 2006

Only one of its kind
This is the only Avatar the Last Airbender Calendar around. It has fine graphics and an excellent,wide format;which works well for young adults. It is a must for fans of the Nickelodeon animated series. The only drawback may lie in not including pictures of all of the major characters.

The Lost Scrolls: Earth (Avatar: the Last Airbender)

6 reviews
Michael Teitelbaum, 2007

Simply great
For fans that are always seeking to always learn more about the world of Avatar, I definitely recommend these Lost Scrolls; not only do they contain resumed chapters, but also information that is not mentioned nor in the series. One really learns a lot.

Sokka, the Sword Master (Turtleback School & Library Binding Edition) (Avatar: The Last Airbender (Simon ...

1 review
Sherry Gerstein

Turtleback, 2008

My son wanted more to read
Ready to Read Level 3 books are the perfect level just before kids are ready for chapter books. My kids love Avatar and wanted more to read. My son wanted to know how many of these they made and could i buy them.

The Earth Kingdom Chronicles: The Tale of Aang (Avatar, the Last Airbender)

1 review
Michael Teitelbaum

Simon Spotlight/Nickelodeon, 2007

EXCELLENT
I like this book, it is informative and I can translate it to my daughter easily. Thank you.

Battle of the Benders (Avatar) (Avatar: the Last Airbender)

1 review
Golden Books

Golden Books, 2008

Fun!
this book is awesome with a lot of neat stuff in it...my 7 yr old son loved it.

Avatar: The Last Airbender (The Art of the Animated Series)

14 reviews
Bryan Konietzko, Michael DiMartino

Dark Horse, 2010

Beyond expectations
The book is excellent! The quality is top-notch. The pages are nice and thick, the printing brings the amazing drawings to life, and the coffee table size of it is perfect for the content, which is incredible. I've never seen a single source that gives more in-depth, behind the scenes information on the series than this book. And it's narrated by the creators themselves! If you're a fan of the ...

Journeys Through the Earth Kingdom (Avatar: the Last Airbender)

1 review
Michael Teitelbaum

Simon Spotlight/Nickelodeon, 2010

4 great stories in one....
Fantastic collection of 4 of the single Earth Chronicles series, Quick chapter read for kids and fans alike.

The Earth Kingdom Chronicles: The Tale of Katara (Avatar, the Last Airbender: the Earth Kingdom Chronicles)

2 reviews
Michael Teitelbaum

Simon Spotlight/Nickelodeon, 2008

Great series!
This is a great series and has my 7 year old unable to put them down. Great artwork and look to the books. It challenges my 7 year old to read more difficult material, but still there's a picture now and then to enjoy!

Love Potion 8 (Avatar the Last Airbender: Ready-to-Read. Level 3)

1 review
Molly Reisner, 2009

Great and simple
This book is great for young kids to read, and for those who love Avatar. It give an insight to a small event that happened in Avatar world, and a bit more into their "love lives."

The Deserter - Capt.Charles King,U.S.A

1 review, 2010

wow kindle
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Avatar Box Set: Vols 1-3 (Avatar: The Last Airbender)

15 reviews
Bryan Kanietzko, Michael Dante Dimartino

TokyoPop, 2006

Excitement, Adventure - a review of "Avatar - Volume 1"
If you are not familiar with the world of the Avatar there are four different realms of 'bending' or mastery of the elements: air, fire, water, and earth. Aang, the principle character, is the last Airbender and the one who is destined to be the Avatar, or person who is to master all four bending traditions in order to save the world from the dominance plans of the Fire Nation. As for the ...

Avatar: The Last Airbender 1 (Avatar: The Last Airbender (del Rey))

1 review
Nickelodeon

Del Rey, 2010

remarkable
With Avatar setting film records around the world, "The Last Airbender" (M Night Shyamalan) is setting off literary waves too. Three distinct books are available based on the film. The Nickleodeon production from Del Rey captures the look and feel of the TV production and includes some really cool dialogue/narrative balloons that set this book apart from many others. The story does not ...

Lost Scrolls: Water (Avatar The Last Airbender)

4 reviews
Michael Teitelbaum

Scholastic Book Services, 2007

For both kids and adults!
For fans that are always seeking to always learn more about the world of Avatar, I definitely recommend these Lost Scrolls; not only do they contain resumed chapters, but also information that is not mentioned nor in the series. One really learns a lot.

The Lost Scrolls: Fire (Avatar - the Last Airbender)

4 reviews
Tom Mason, Dan Danko

Spotlight, 2008

Ideal for fans
For fans that are always seeking to always learn more about the world of Avatar, I definitely recommend these Lost Scrolls; not only do they contain resumed chapters, but also information that is not mentioned nor in the series. One really learns a lot.

The Earth Kingdom Chronicles: The Tale of Zuko (Avatar, the Last Airbender: the Earth Kingdom Chronicles)

3 reviews
Michael Teitelbaum

Simon Spotlight/Nickelodeon, 2008

Clear and concise: The way it should be
I bought all six books of The Earth Kingdom Chronicles for my family after watching the entire series on TV. Five stars for all books! While being an enjoyable book for children, I have - as an adult keenly interested in martial arts and Asian philosophy - found these books to be right on the mark with many concepts that are sometimes difficult to understand and I found it a sheer blessing to ...

How to Draw Nickelodeon Avatar: The Last Airbender

6 reviews

Walter Foster, 2007

This is a 5 Star Book!
How To Draw Avatar The Last Airbender is by Shane L. Johnson, one of the best illustrators in the USA. You can learn how to draw Aang, Appa, Momo, Katara, Sokka, Prince Zuko, Jet, Uncle Iroh, Avatar Roku, Princess Azula, Toph, Tui and La. You draw by fully illustrated and easy lesson steps where the next lines you should draw are super imposed over the last step you did. And all the characters ...

The Earth Kingdom Chronicles: The Tale of Toph (Avatar: the Last Airbender)

2 reviews
Michael Teitelbaum

Simon Spotlight/Nickelodeon, 2007

The Earth Kingdom Chronicles
An interesting series of little books. Each is written like a diary and covers most of the Avatar's adventures, thus far, from each character's point of view. Included in each book is a pair of 3-D glasses and a small color comic (3-D of course.) Children who enjoy the Avatar cartoon series will enjoy these books.

The Earth Kingdom Chronicles: The Tale of Toph (Turtleback School & Library Binding Edition) (Avatar: The ...

2 reviews
Michael Teitelbaum

Turtleback, 2007

A hit for Avatar readers
My daughter thought that this story was great. It has inspired her to write her own stories about the characters.

The Last Airbender: Prequel: Zuko's Story

6 reviews
Dave Roman, Alison Wilgus

Del Rey, 2010

Excellent look back at Zuko before it all begins!
This 'manga', even though it isn't in the traditional manga form is quite enjoyable. The story takes us back to the days after Zuko has been scarred by his Father, and it a lot of ways, he[Zuko] suffers emotionally and mentally. It gives us a better insight on Iroh and Zuko's relationship - and it thrilled me that they used some of the dialogue from the "Airbender" series in some of the panels. ...

Avatar the Last Airbender: The Lost Scrolls: Air (Avatar - the Lost Scrolls)

5 reviews
Tom Mason, Dan Danko

Spotlight, 2008

Avatar is cool!
For fans that are always seeking to always learn more about the world of Avatar, I definitely recommend these Lost Scrolls; not only do they contain resumed chapters, but also information that is not mentioned nor in the series. One really learns a lot.