Inbisat Ahmad

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I grew up on this, but only remebered watching it till season one. When I got netflix, I was thrilled yet a little nervous to watch it again becuase "what if it wasnt as good as I remebered?" and I didnt want to ruin the amazing childhood memories I had assosiated with this show. I binge watched the entire series in a week worth of time, and the only dissapointment I got was when I realized it was only 3 seasons. If there was a six star rating I could give, I would. Every episode, every plotline, every character; I grew to love and get attatched to all over again, this time with my age, I was even able to see past the antagonist's of the show and relate to them at some level. This show manage to capture pure comedy (thanks sokka), Heartfelt emotions (Appa's lost days...), suspense, action and everything in between. I would 1000% recommend this to anyone, of any age and background because ATLA s truly a remarkable show, where you embark on a journey along with the characters, and by the end of it, come out of the experience with valueble lessons and even self growth yourself. Amazing, absolutely amazing! five stars a hundred times over!

I remember reading this for the first time a few years ago and was completely mind boggled and amazed at the plot line. The story really picks up near the end and I remeber gripping the book so harshly, my knuckles turned white, because I, like the protaganist's couldn't decipher what was reality and what was a dream. The ending was...boy it was something else...absolutely amazing book and plot! kudos to the authour! would 100% recommend reading if your looking for a fresh and unexpected plot line and distraction from the world, by entering the minds of Sloane and Maggie.