Sozin's Comet: The Final Battle

by David Bergantino and Nickelodeon Publishing

In this adaptation of the four-part Season Three finale, "Avatar" fans will finally discover if Aang really can save the world from the evil Fire Lord Told through first person narratives, readers... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1416958274
• ISBN13: 9781416958277
• Release Date: May 2008
• Publisher: Simon Spotlight/Nickelodeon
• Length: 64 Pages
• Weight: 0.30 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.2" x 5.8" x 8.2"
• Age Range: 7 to 12 years
• Grade Range: Grades 2 to 7

Customer Reviews

The Finale Was Worth The Wait!

This was the culmination of the series. very well done. I found it to be not as predictable as anticipated and thoroughly enjoyed the ending. Enough lose ends were left to allow a short reprise, if necessary. Excellent interpretation of Asian culture throughout the story line. As "Mako's" last performance it is a fitting memorial: although he died before these episodes were produced or aired. Well done Nickelodeon!

Young Kid Pleaser

This was a gift for my 8 yr old and he was very happy with it. It offered a different perspective on things he had already seen on the live episodes, and he enjoyed that.

Sozin's Comet

My son really liked this book. The story is like the movie, even including pictures from it. I liked the little details, like the paper looking old. Would suggest it to anyone who likes Avatar the Last Airbender.

from an avatar fan @ heart

i would say to those people who were disappointed with this book, that i think they mainly bought this for the spoilers.. i would not speak too hastily that this book left many questions unanswered because by the time i publish this review, i would not have had the chance to see the finale episodes of avatar. however, judging by the fact that these books are meant for ages not too old enough to make a review then i would guess that these people who have submitted these reviews before me are just impatient or frustrated. i have read some of the books similar to this and they do maintain their style of writing. that is, purely for children and not thorough nor detailed. but it indeed cured me of my spoiler thirst.. (haha) with regards to the book itself, i think it was beautifully done. i repeat, i have not seen the real episode itself when i wrote this but it certainly gives us something to imagine. the books similar to this also had different points of view as for each chapter. for example, chapter one: zuko, then the whole chapter would be entirely based from zuko's point of view. it is quite interesting because it gives more chance for character development. as ive said earlier, the book remains faithful to other books similar to this. i do not have any problems with this book. I would recommend it to any AVATAR FAN at heart.

Awesome Book

I really loved this book because the characters shared their feelings more than usual. I was upset by the negative comments about this book. All my friends really liked it too.