Naruto: Sakura's Story--Love Riding on the Spring Breeze (Naruto Novels)

A very fitting story for the strongest kunoichi! Won't spoil it but the story reflects a great deal of Sakura's skills.

To me, it is the best novel so far out of - Kakashi's Story, Shikamaru's Story and Sakura's Story.The novel has good flow and the story intrigued me. There were spelling mistakes in the novel and quite a few of them rather noticeable as they've written "Sasuke" instead of "Sakura" in 6 or 7 places. I don't think mistakes as such should happen as the sentence was referring to her and mentioned "she" in it even and it made it look weird when they messed up like that. My only complaint about the novel.

Some mistakes here and there, like Sakura’s name being replaced by Sasuke. It nearly confused me until I realised it was a mistake lol. Nonetheless, it’s probably one of the best of the Shinden novels :)

After finding Kakashi's story 'just okay' and Shikamaru's 'decent enough', given her relatively disappointing portrayal overall in series, my expectations weren't massively high for Sakura's novel, but I was nicely surprised and found it the strongest of the three so far by quite a wide margin.Admittedly, this may have been large in part to the relatively low number of original, book-exclusive characters. The majority of this book focuses on long-established characters from the series. It also nicely subverts a few of the pitfalls she fell into in the series proper and builds her as a character a little.The villains also have arguably the most original, believable motives in the novels far (whereas the previously two ultimately did awkward retreads of concepts already covered in the main series) and it covers some fairly interesting new ground in terms of medication versus therapy for psychological trauma. The message is consistent and builds throughout, whereas the previous novels fell into the trap of trying to pretend that the world is still rife with conflict, despite the main series more or less achieving world peace by the end of its run and thus automatically feeling a bit hard to believe. There are still one or two elements that feel a tad far-fetched to fit within the series proper, but only just. I was also happy that the story didn't end in quite the way I was predicting (I won't spoil it).Admittedly, the translation does feel like a bit of a rush job, and/ or done by someone without much knowledge of the series. On a number of occasions (usually when the former is talking about the latter), Sakura is mistakenly called Sasuke, making for some amusing lines.

A good novel for Sakura. Quite interesting. I wished they had animated this novel. Cool fights for Sakura. Sai and Ino get shine in here too. Dating lives for Naruto and Hinata and Shikamaru and Temari. Read this one!

I was expecting something completely different given the hype there was when it came out in Japan. But needless to say I wasn't disappointed. My only complaint is that while reading I found quite a few places where it should have been Sakuras name but Sasuke was written instead. But that, I suppose is a publishing error.

Great addition to my naruto collection, very nice easy read

side story, amazing edition!

Such a fun read!

I decided to not include pictures because of how many there already are, and of course, my book looks great. If you haven’t read the back’s description on the book, then I would advise to. It gives everything you need to know and maybe a little more. I probably wouldn’t have mentioned Sasuke being a fake off the get go but what do I know.Oddly enough, I think this is better than both Kakashi’s and Shikamaru’s book. I understand that Sakura is literally the most hated character in all of Naruto, BUT I do think this shows a more mature and maturing Sakura. I felt somehow involved in her emotions as it was easy to understand her situation of being without Sasuke and still sticking up for him regardless of knowing nothing of his whereabouts. Much easier to understand that than how it was before he joined back to the village.This book definitely seems like filler but I don’t care. I still enjoy Naruto and all the story there is to tell. Filler is still part of the story and if you’re a fan then you’ll enjoy this nonetheless.Just as a little side note, incase you haven’t read any of these books, they really draw a picture for the young adults they were after the war and the before Boruto kicks off. That means before everyone in the series is married and before the kids and even in the start of where every is just starting to get together. Its not a main focus of course. Simply filling the gaps incase you see the ships. I’ve only read the first three books so far but I am recommending it all!

Beautiful Story, arrived in great condition

No damages, no loss of pages. Arrived new and good condition.

A novel Sakura Hiden é uma das novels mais bem escritas da franquia de Naruto. Há um grande desenvolvimento tanto nas artes médicas (Sakura está expandindo uma Clínica de Terapia Infantil pelo mundo shinobi, a fim de ajudar crianças a não passarem o mesmo que Naruto e Sasuke uma vez passaram) quanto nos personagens centrais da estória. Temos Kido, um vilão que tem um grande interesse na indústria farmacêutica (focando lucro e dinheiro), e tem um grande apreço pelo Sharingan, usando Sakura para atrair Sasuke ao seu esconderijo. Na novel vemos um desenvolvimento incrível de Sakura tanto como mulher como kunoichi, e no fim, a vemos derrotar o vilão sem nenhuma ajuda - usando de sua própria força. Essa novel se passa um pouco antes de Konoha Hiden e Sasuke Shinden: Sunrise (ambas novels foram adaptadas no final de Naruto Shippuden), e é uma pena uma novel tão boa não ter sido adaptada ao anime. O que resta aos fãs da franquia Naruto é somente apreciar esse livro incrível.