Avatar: The Last Airbender Book Tag

 So I am a fan of ATLA, and I saw that A Clockwork Reader made a book tag that is ATLA themed! 

I tagged some people over on my Instagram page. Feel free to do this tag, even if you haven't watched ATLA yet. If you already are an ATLA fan: yay!  

I do not own Avatar: The Last Airbender. It is owned by Nickelodeon.  

1. Sokka and Katara: Best sibling relationship 

Virginia and her sister (can't remember her name!) from Confessions from the Group Chat. 

2. Yue: favorite star-crossed lovers

I can't think of any! 

3. Blood-bending: a book with disturbing content

Some memoirs that I've read, such as The Glass Castle and Greetings from Utopia Park. 

4. Toph: a character with surprising strength

Yona from Yona of the Dawn.  

5. The Tales of Ba-Sing Se: best short story or poetry collection

Transmogrify is a great short story collection about trans characters and magic! 

6. Kyoshi warriors: best warrior character

Xingyin from Daughter of the Moon Goddess (only in the first book though) 

7. Zuko: best redemption arc

Gilbert Blythe from Anne of Green Gables 

8. Iroh: wisest character

Jinbe from One Piece 

9. Azula: Best downfall

Mean Mimi from The Meanest Doll in the World (second book of the Doll People series). 

10. Appa: favorite fictional animal/pet

The brush buddies from Witch Hat Atelier!

11. Aang: purest cinnamon role

Mira from Call the Name of the Night manga series. 

12. Avatar state: a stubborn character 

I am not a fan of the manga series anymore, but I did find Frieren herself to be pretty stubborn.  

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