Naruto: Volume 3

By Masashi Kishimoto, Masashi Kishimoto

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Average Rating: (See all reviews) Format: Paperback, 208 pages Other Information: Illustrated Published In: United States, March 2004 Other Editions: Paperback, USA $17.95 View Quantity Available: 896 Ships within 6-10 days While they recover from their injuries, Kakashi puts Naruto, Sasuke and Sakura on a strict training regimen to protect Tazuna's family against Zabuza's and his dangerous new apprentice. Publisher: Viz Media ISBN: 1591161878 EAN: 9781591161875 Dimensions: 18.9 x 14.02 x 1.78 centimeters (0.22 kg)

Naruto returns in volume 2 "The Worst Client" . The story countinues with Naruto, Sasuske, Sakura, And my favorite character Kakashi! This round we will get more action and ninja moves and Kakashi will reveal a awesome techniuqe against the assasin Zabusa! This I believe is much better than the first one and will definatly give it a five! Also those who read the first one should definatly pick this one up!
It is really cool and awesome!!!

My brother introduced me to Naruto, and at first it seemed to be just another silly action/adventure. But as I continued reading, I realized that the story is much like Naruto himself; it hid a gentle heart under a seemingly rough exterior. There are some basic themes to Naruto, and one of the more important ones is the strength of friendship and family. The concept of protecting those who are precious to you is introduced here, but will carry on throughout the series. True, I love the fights, but I enjoy it more because both sides have a reason to fight. And whichever side loses, they have lost something tangible.
As annoying and incompetent Naruto can be, one can't help but cheer for him, because he doesn't give up. The chips are stacked against him, but he finds the courage to continue. There's a lot more I could say, but the characters (many of which haven't really been introduced at this point) are so interesting and each has so much back history, that I can't really do them justice. All I can do is recommend this series. The world of Naruto is complex, but operates within oddly logical confines. So, enjoy the story and let Naruto show you how to show some empathy and understand for even your adversaries.