Edda Paperback – August 16, 2012

it’s hard for Me to rank these 3 books in order of how much I like them, and even more difficult to do it fairly. I’m extremely heartbroken to find out that this wonderful series ends here but it’s a fitting end cap to such a thrilling and detailed series. Edda may be too complex for some but this series deserves to be more popular than it is

The book was in great shape. Bought for my SIL for Christmas. He loved it.

I'm a huge fan of the first two books in this trilogy, so I was thrilled when I was able to finally get a hold of this one. The story gives us a chance to look back at the characters from previous books (Cindella, Ghost, Milan, etc.) as well as new characters. The main new character, Penelope, is human, but has grown up in the game world instead of out in the real world.This book is sort of a tying-together of all the threads from the other books. We found out how the various game worlds intersect, what has happened to humans and game characters in other worlds, and all the characters' story lines are brought to a fairly satisfying conclusion. It is a rather too neat wrap-up, but it's sort of nice to have that satisfying ending occasionally.The main reason I gave this four instead of five stars like the other books is that I think I missed the one-character focus that the first two had. As much as I enjoyed seeing Cindella and Ghost again, they weren't in that stage of self-discovery that they were experiencing in their own books. And I think that's what I really enjoyed about those books. Penelope is going through that, but we only get about half (and possibly less) of the book with her; I actually wanted more of her storyline/for her to have more of the action.Still, it's very well-written and an enjoyable, fast read. I admittedly ended up putting off some other books I was reading when I got this because I couldn't put this one down. I think it's focused more toward YA, but it's one of those YA books that adults can enjoy reading as well.(And if you haven't read the first two, while you could probably read this one on its own, you really should read Epic and Saga first, both for a better understanding of what's going on and just because they're awesome. I loved both of them!).

I really liked this trilogy. Fun adventure, and great story telling to go along with likable characters in an interesting sci-fi universe.

My eleven year old grandson has read this series and has recommended it to fellow students in his reading group. I would recommend they be purchased in order and read the same.

I NEVER SAW IT/RECEIVED IT.

Great book great present

Yeah I kinda loved it

Ein super Buch, sehr schön das es elemente aus den anderen mit reinbringt.Nicht so spannend fand ich allerdings die scenen über das mädchen und das das buch so schnell zuende war. Die Story hätte noch weiter gehen können. Hoffentlich kommt noch ein teil raus.

Very good book, was instantly hooked from the first chapter. I really recomend it and its a very fitting end for the "Avatar Chronicles" trilogy. A must buy for anyone!

My 12 year old son just loves this series. He's read it twice so it must be good! He would definitely recommend it.