The Legend of Zelda, Vol. 7: Four Swords, Part 2

Funny storyline, my 7- year old loves reading it over and over again!

I tried for a long time to find a book that my older son would like. Although this is a graphic novel, the vocabulary is great for challenging him (this is coming from a middle school ELA teacher). He started reading these over a year and a half ago and is still interested in them. He's now nine and moving on to vol. 10.

My 9 year old loves reading. He fell in love with this series! They're more of a manga style than a chapter book but he has read each one multiple times!

My 11 year old really loves this series and I love whatever gets him reading so it's a win/win! We have been buying them used 1 by 1 2 by 2 and he always looks forward to getting a new one in the mail!

As all the Zelda Manga collection its a retold storyline of the game with some brief turns and new characters that enrich zelda's world, don't wait u are going to read how link resolves each dungeon puzzle he encounters, only that some more action wouldn't harm anyone, but whats done its done and the artwork is great!!!!!! some if u are a zelda fan this is a must have, enjoy ur reading!!!

Hi, My reveiw on four swords is that yes, this comes in english, hooray. second i really did like it. I've never read a zelda book, I didn't even know they existed, and I was very glad to find them because i hadn't been able to buy and play the game. While I'm sure it doesn't match the game exactly I was glad it was written the way it was. I guess alot of zelda fans want to get inside links head, and now i have.

While looking around some Zelda merchandise, I found these comic books (manga), and decided to give them a try. I randomly chose to read these, and was very surprised with the story. It was intriguing and kept me turning the pages to the end.

I love the way this girls made the comics. It's really awesome, all drawings and conversations between the characters. For those who are looking for something new to collect, here's your answer.

All that was in the previous book is here too, the characters, the depth of each character is explored more, and the action is still fun to look at and read. However, this book is noticeably smaller, and the story rushes much more in this, with objectives being automatically completed by simply going to the last palace.However, it still holds itself together, despite being rushed. It's a fun read, worth what they charge, but still isn't as good as Part 1.Worth noting, it comes with on-page long mini comics, 4 or so of them, each done in a charming artstyle that jokes about the characters and even game mechanics.

My daughter loves the Zelda games so bought these mini books. They read from right to left so don't fret and think you've bought a dodgy one. She reads them over and over again.

Fast delivery great condition my eldest is excited to start reading