Inspired by a post made by Zor,
In 1955 Michael D.B. Konietzko made a Book based on the series of Avatar: The Last Airbender The Boy in the Iceburg, 1957 Avatar: The Burning Earth, and in 1959 Avatar:The Phoenix King. The Books are very accurate on the adventures of Avatar Aang and the Gaang, Later on in another two or so years The Legend of Korra was released telling the adventures of Season 1. Both books have a map of the world and telling the stregnths and weaknesses of bending.
How would these books be viewed to people of the day??
In 1955 Michael D.B. Konietzko made a Book based on the series of Avatar: The Last Airbender The Boy in the Iceburg, 1957 Avatar: The Burning Earth, and in 1959 Avatar:The Phoenix King. The Books are very accurate on the adventures of Avatar Aang and the Gaang, Later on in another two or so years The Legend of Korra was released telling the adventures of Season 1. Both books have a map of the world and telling the stregnths and weaknesses of bending.
How would these books be viewed to people of the day??
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