Customer Reviews

Naruto, Vol. 28: Homecoming

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This book is a great 2nd season start. It introduces the characters back after two to three years being a part. As Naruto fans read on.... It shows how each character changes, such as appearance, dealing with growing up and more responsibility, thoughts, Senseis or tutors and how their friendships become a stronger bond. Naruto fans will love this book.

My son read this book in one about 2 hours and was ready for the next volume. I wish he would take interest in his Accelerated Readers like this.

I am amazed at how much boys and even some girls love these books. I have many requests for the books and I have to buy them for my classroom. They love them! My students are from Asian countries so Naruto is a big hit. They can read them online in Chinese, Japanese and Korean which is great. Then they can refer to them in English.

I Love This. About 200 Pages Of Classic Volience Drama And Great Illistration. This Volume Is Rated T For Teen For Fantasy Violence And Realistic Violence.I Would Highly Recomened This To Naruto Fans

I Love This. About 200 Pages Of Classic Volience Drama And Great Illistration. This Volume Is Rated T For Teen For Fantasy Violence And Realistic Violence.I Would Highly Recomened This To Naruto Fans

I was so excited to read this when it came out. I didn't read it online at all, but I had heard about the online translated version and how Deidara's phrase was "Art is a bang/blast". I was so excited to read it, but when I got to that particular part, it was translated differently to "Pure Art is an explosion" or something like that and I really thought it didn't fit well.

Other than that little section, I thought it was pretty good. I enjoyed reading it, went through it in a few hours, but I also would have liked to see the word "Katsu" somewhere on the pages which didn't appear at all.