Akata Warrior (The Nsibidi Scripts)

LOVED SO MUCH! Highly recommend to anyone who is into witchcraft!

Keeps drawing you into the storyline. Introduces you to a different culture and country. Also delves into how stereotypes and labels affect our lives.

Better writing, great character development, and continuation of a fascinating story all make Warrior a strong sequel to Witch! Not much more to add because the rest is very like the last book. Imaginative, a little hard to follow - but less frequently this time! - and the last big action sequence was a little less anticlimactic (so a little better, too). I look forward to the next in the series!

I must admit I fought to finish this book at first. I had an expectation of this book based on the first book, but at some point I released that completely. This book is perfect for the second book because you truly see Sunny evolve not just in the Leopard world but with her family. She finds balance and she discovers a new layer of herself. Like her spirit face at times Sunny definitely got on my nerves with the self doubt, but I managed to give her grace. This ended up being a wonderful second installment that I just couldn’t put down. Number 3 is on the way

One indicator that a book is good, well written and has a compelling story is that you become absorbed in its “world.” Such is the case with the Akata Witch series. Advertised to me as the “African Harry Potter” (whose books I love by the way) I found this series to be a fantasy that stands on its own, sans the derivative reference. I kept thinking about the levels of subtext - colorism, sexism, pan-Africanism, sibling rivalry, self discovery, honor, covenant making and friendship and on and on. I found myself wanting to develop a literature course or even a social psychology course around it! Brava! This book is a winner!

Nnedi O. has outdone herself once again with the enthralling sequel to The Akata Witch. Akata Warrior is a masterful medley of humor, suspense, mystery, magic & much more! Nnedi’s crafting of words manages to captivate all of the reader’s 5 senses & pulls you into Sunny & her friends’ magical journey on the continued quest to save humanity. ALL of the characters (major, minor & magical) come alive, especially our beloved Sunny, with the impeccable depths of character Nndedi creates. However, I’m slightly disappointed as the ending leaves an inkling of yet another possible installment that I’ll have to be forced to wait patiently on again. What do the Oha have in store as they go on another amazing journey to retrieve Udide’s precious possessions? Will Anansi be woven the next tale? Until then, I think I can read this book one more time! Akata Warrior was outstanding.

A worthy sequel to "Akata Witch". Longer book, just as good as the first. A hint that there will be another. These books are fantasies about young people with magic. They are coming of age stories, but written for adults or smart older children. I grew up in white bread America, and it's a treat to read universal human stories in a completely unfamiliar culture. People are the same, even when superficially different... And those of us who were different when growing up will identify with these young people.

This is the second book in the series. The book opens a year after the events in the first book. Sunni is continuing to work on her magical abilities and learning more about the Nsibidi language which can take you to a full experience of what is written down. Things get messy when her brother returns from college as a fugitive from a nasty gang and Sunni decides to get involved to set things right. This leads her to a dangerous punishment in the basement of the magical library and sets off a new quest for the group and new challenges, particularly with Sunni and her spirit face. They must work together and Sunni needs both her ordinary and magical families to have a chance of success.

This sequel does not give enough depth to characters, important events are rushed through, while less important details are described at length. The pace is too quick, which generates confusion. All in all, I believe the author was unable to create a credible parallel magical universe that successfully captivates the reader. The plot is interesting, I just wish it had been better developed.

One of my favourite authors and books now. The author is just gifted in transporting you into the book where you see and feel everything that you read. I truly recommend in buying this book and all her other books.

This book is really good. I read the first one so many times, and I finally decided to buy myself the second one. It arrived with no damage. The author is simply amazing. Excellent imagination. I recommend buying this product.

This is one of the greatest book series, I very much enjoyed it! I definitely will read Sunny‘s AMAZING and very INSPIRATIONAL stories again and will tell my friends I rate this book a 13/10 !!!!

I would recommend this book to all fans of fiction or anyone willing to learn more on igbo mythology. This book renders it wonderfully