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Avatar, the Last Airbender: The Reckoning of Roku

The Chronicles of the Avatar Series, Book 5

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Avatar, the Last Airbender: The Reckoning of Roku

By: Randy Ribay
Narrated by: Nancy Wu
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From National Book Award finalist Randy Ribay comes a gripping new chapter—starring Avatar Roku—in the New York Times bestselling Chronicles of the Avatar series, set in the world of Avatar: the Last Airbender and The Legend of Korra.

A young Avatar Roku has only just commenced his training at the Southern Air Temple when his erstwhile friend, Prince Sozin, requests his aid in preventing the Earth Kingdom from claiming a remote Fire Nation island. Despite his inexperience, Avatar Roku slips away with the help of an irritating young Airbender named Gyatso. As the reluctant companions delve deeper into their wayward mission, they begin to realize that even greater threats lie ahead. Plagued by self-doubt but eager to prove himself, Roku fights for his life and the lives of others while ensuring that the hidden secret of the island doesn’t fall into the wrong hands.

This searing fifth installment in the Chronicles of the Avatar series explores the beginning of Roku’s journey from privileged Fire Nation noble to the powerful but indecisive Avatar whose hesitancy may ultimately pave the way for the Hundred Year War.

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Was so pleased to see an audio book in this series finally available on my country’s audible
Story is set pretty early in Roku’s training at the Air Temple and focuses on his friendships with Sozin and then fledgling with Gyatso as well as focus on a new character I wound up quite liking
It expands on the characters histories past what was shown in the episode “The Avatar and The Fire Lord” including their parents and shows the seeds for their future
I enjoyed Nancy Wu’s narration having listened to her read the X-Men Mutant Empire trilogy even reusing a few voices making me double take or laugh
There’s some quick references to things from both Airbender and Korra that admittedly irk me a bit as there implied to be knowledge not available at this point in history but their minor and don’t hurt the over all story

Pretty good

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First off it's great to finally have an Avatar book available on Audible, I've been waiting years and hopefully there's more to come. The story was really good and it was so cool hearing the backstories of well known characters.

My problem is that when the 3 main characters are male you REALLY don't want to hear them sound female. This narrator did a good job with expressions however it's clear she's never watched the series because no one sounds anything like how they do in Avatar The Last Airbender, yes they are younger here but their voices are too different and far too feminine! this was such a huge let down especially when we know Roku has such a deep voice.

For the Kyoshi novels this narrator would have been good but here it just doesn't fit and it really shows. Such a shame but hopefully The Awakening of Roku uses a male narrator.

Wrong narrator choice

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This story is full of instent people learning hard truths about the world around them. you can't help but understand both sides no matter how much you want to disagree.

sad but true

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