A Ninja's Path (LEGO Ninjago #5)

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Author(s)

Tracey West

Publisher

Scholastic Inc

Genre(s)

Adventure

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Release Date

October 01, 2012

ISBN

0545435935

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LEGO Ninjago toys are a hit with boys 5 - 9! Scholastic's books are based on the popular Cartoon Network series.

Quiet Zane isn't like the other ninja. His weird humor sometimes gets him in trouble with Cole, Kay, and Kai--especially when he leads the ninja into a mission that ends in the destruction of their home in Sensei Wu's monastery. Now Zane must hope that a new path will rise from the monastery's ashes....

LEGO Ninjago toys are a hit with boys 5 - 9! Scholastic's books are based on the popular Cartoon Network series.

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Fun & Full of Action

October 01, 2012

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This is another solid installment in the Lego Ninjago series. The illustrations are fabulous, and the book welcomes new and old Lego fans into the ninjago world with familiar faces and a familiar world. The story has humor and is full of action, though it won't take readers long to gobble the story down. This is best for younger readers who don't want a detailed story to dig into.

CJ Redwine, Site and Staff Manager Top 10 Reviewer 406 reviews

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October 01, 2012

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What I Loved:

I loved the illustrations because they gave it the whole Lego style which matches the rest of the Lego series. The plot is very mysterious because you don't know what happens when Zane goes away. I also liked that they added some humor in the story. And I really liked the action scenes.

What I Didn't Like:

I didn't like that the story was so short and that it kept changing from one point of view to another.

Final Thoughts:

It's a good book, and I'd recommend it to people who like fighting, Legos, and adventure.

Zach Top 500 Reviewer