Naruto (3-in-1 Edition), Vol. 3: Includes vols. 7, 8 & 9 (3)

Amazing!!! So cool and I love this arc. It came early and was packaged very well. The leaf ninjas are doing their chunni exams so that is always fun to read and watch.

The overall quality is awesome, but the cover was bent a little. Other than that, it was in good condition.

All these reviews about how your son or daghuter or grand kids like these books sooooo much. Well idk about any of yall but im 27 and I still cant get enough of naruto. Best anime ever!!! Teaches a lot of values and has an incredible story line if your an adult buying these for your kids you should give them a try yourself it can be something you do with your kid.

it was gift to my nephew, the 3rd one in the series and he read it in 2 days.

Haven't gotten a chance to read it yet but this is probably by far one of the best manga series books I've ever read!

My son loves these and the delivery was super fast!

I love this product. The manga itself is of course very well written, but shipping took quite awhile and there was no tracking information so I was not able to see where my package was. Overall a really good buy.

Probably the most anticipated package of the year. It had me checking the mail every 15 minutes and checking the "tracking" funcion by the item. And I have to say I was satisfied with a few hours of good reading.I've only read volumes preceeding these and seen only a few random episodes when it had hit the television as well as the episodes from the beginning up to the second half of the chunin exams. So needless to say, I'd been a hooked sucker to the series.The artwork feels a little "cleaner" than his earlier works. However it sacrifices a bit of the human feel in his drawings, which it still clings onto. The art is still very much shonen with a variety of drawings for the eyes and his exceptional skills at bringing the action in the story to life. He also toys with his skill set with little nicknacks here and there for each of the characters truly defining personality.As for the story, Naruto is still off in the second part of the chunin examinations with Sasuke and Sakura. There another spy among them is revealed to the audience but not to any of the characters. Later, most all the characters bust into the third part of the examination, and are forced to go through "preliminaries." This sets up a few character development points showing off some freaky characters and a couple dramatic battles. The first shows the blooming rivalry of Inu and Sakura, while later Hinata and Neji- both of the Hyuga clan, however in seperate branches, face off, bringing out a little spark of romance between Hinata and Naruto (personally, I'd like to see them together soon! haha).The copy I recieved was alright. I can't complain too much for half price. Still, despite the covers being for the most part fine, the inside reminded me of dust while page 67/68 had a third of the page torn off (this really pissed me off).Anyway, even with the page torn, I still feel like this was more than worth my anticipation as well as the couple hours I invested in it. With the comic relief and the dramatic fights, I've got some pretty high hopes with this shonen as I read on.