Bionicle Legends #7: Prisoners of the Pit

Although a great read for a BIONICLE enthusiast such as myself, I daresay this book is one of my least favorite of the whole series. Throughout the story, I felt a lack of urgency at times, although minor. The main problem I had with the story was the lack of water resistance for anything or anyone. It's a minor nitpick, and one most kids (the target demographic) likely would not pick up, but it nonetheless was recurring enough for it to get annoying. Still overall a great story, and I do recommend it to anyone reading the Mahri part of BIONICLE's story.

Easy book to read for my 12 year old. He liked so much he finished it in two days. If you son likes bionicle, I recommend this book.

Love it!!!!

The story line was very surprising and very exciting. Two thumbs up.By Dylan, age 11EXTREME BIONICLE FAN

Simply put, Bionicle is the new introduction to mythology for kids, and those select adults who haven't denied imagination. Throughout the entire universe of Bionicle, countless mythological motifs appear, proving that the stories still apply.

'Trapped in the ocean's depths and mutated beyond recognition, the Toa must convince the Matoran to trust them, retrieve the Mask of Life from the Barraki, and deal with the return of Makuta.'

As described. Great delivery.