3.5*

Al principio creí que iba a ser más de lo mismo pero el final me hizo saber que este me gusto más que los demás, o al menos, más que el segundo .

No creo que sea tan memorable pero le agarre cariño a los personajes, eran carismáticos y me gustaron.

Supongo que tendré en mente está trilogía al menos por un tiempo!!!

Bastante entretenido, primer libro de Allende que leo y la verdad me animo bastante para seguir con la autora -y buscar la saga en físico-, lo mejor es que aunque forma parte de una trilogía, los volúmenes se pueden leer individualmente sin preocupación, la descripción del entorno fue muy buena y los datos de los que se vale vislumbran mucho sobre el mundo creado.

Lectores, ¿cómo están este Lunes?

Sebetulnya ceritanya bagus, apalagi 'perang akbar' yang menandai ending dari trilogi ini. Tpi, gak tau kayak ada yang kurang pas, salah tempat, atau apa. Yang jelas, kisah ketiga ini terlalu singkat dan kurang dalam. Bagian menarik menurut saya justru petualangan mereka menembus hutan dengan deskripsi penjelajahan Afrika nan eksotis penuh bahaya alam liar. Berasa baca Internasional Geographic, walau teks tentang ini tidak terlalu banyak. Tapi, salut buat Allende yang turut melebarkan sayap di novel petualangan fantasi remaja yang mungkin bukan genrenya (walau trilogi ini sudah lumayan cukup wah melihat karier kepenulisan dan ragam karya pengarang Latin ini).

Una historia más madura con un entrañable final ;)

Love it!
Couldn't Isabel Allende write another, and another and another and another......
Alexander and Nadia, or better yet, Jaguar and Eagle have truly lived a life. So full of adventure and thrill and excitement. Mysteries and battles.
How do they always come out alive!!

LOVE IT!!

(The only thing I am in disagreement about is that the missionary is laughed at, and Catholicism is ofended.)

Mi è piaciuto molto di più rispetto al secondo ma il primo rimane comunque il migliore, super apprezzata anche questa ambientazione e vabbè, sulla scrittura della Allende niente da dire.
Mi mancheranno Aquila e Giaguaro.

FR Conclusion de cette trilogie jeunesse expérimentée par Allende et que nous espérons, ne nous propose plus comme genre à l’avenir. Le livre se lit facilement et laisse la place après un léger ennui introductif à une dynamique plus aventureuse au cœur de l’Afrique Noire. Les personnages, que nous connaissons déjà, semblent être catapultés dans le script d’un vrai film d’action et d’aventure, malheureusement prévisible dans son déroulement et pas tout à fait crédible... Les thématiques "existentielles" qui exulent de l’intrigue mais qu’Isabelle semble vouloir à tout prix sinon traiter, au moins citer, dans ces œuvres destinées à un jeune public, avec une intention résolument moralisatrice ( et avec ça je perde complètement l’idée que je m’avais faite de l’Allende), sont seulement cette fois mentionnés ( comme le respect de la nature et des différents Credo, mais aussi des problèmes liés aux changements chez les adolescents) tirez vite avec un peu plus de précipitation que dans les deux premiers tomes.
Bref, une lecture facile, légère, mais qui peine à être agréable si vous connaissez déjà les dons d’écrivain d’Isabelle Allende.
IT Conclusione di questa trilogia per ragazzi sperimentata dalla Allende e che speriamo, non ci riproponga come genere in futuro. Il libro si legge facilmente e lascia il posto dopo una leggera noia introduttiva ad una dinamica più avventurosa nel cuore dell’Africa Nera. I personaggi, che già conosciamo, sembrano essere scaraventati nello script di un vero film d’azione e d’avventura, purtroppo prevedibile nel suo svolgimento e non del tutto credibile… Le tematiche “esistenziali” che esulano dalla trama ma che Isabelle sembra voler a tutti i costi se non trattare, almeno citare, in queste opere destinate ad un pubblico giovane, con un intento decisamente moralizzante ( e qui mi perdo completamente l’idea che mi ero fatta dell’Allende), sono stavolta solo accennati ( come il rispetto della natura e dei diversi Credo, ma anche dei problemi legati ai cambiamenti negli adolescenti) e tirati via con un po’ più di precipitazione rispetto ai due tomi precedenti.
Insomma, una lettura facile,leggera, ma che pena ad essere piacevole se si conoscono già le doti di scrittrice di Isabelle Allende.

Στο τρίτο και τελευταίο βιβλίο της τριλογίας Αναμνήσεις του Αετού και του Ιαγουάρου, μεταφερόμαστε στην Κένυα της Αφρικής και από εκεί σε ένα απομονωμένο χωριό στη μέση του πουθενά, το Νγκουμπέ, όπου υπάρχει ένα καθεστώς τρόμου από έναν στυγνό βασιλιά, τον Κοσόνγκο. Οι Πυγμαίοι και ο ρόλος τους στο μυστήριο του χωριού, ξεδιπλώνεται με πολύ ενδιαφέροντα τρόπο, ενώ το χαρακτηριστικό στιλ της συγγραφέα, παρά τους περιορισμούς της ιστορίας (αρχής γενομένης από τους ίδιους τους πρωταγωνιστές και τις μεταφυσικές τους ικανότητες, που εδώ φαίνονται κάπως αχρείαστες τελικά), είναι διακριτό μέχρι το τέλος. Ίσως επειδή το θέμα μεταφερόμενο μεν σε άλλη χώρα, αναφέρεται ωστόσο σε μια παρόμοια κατάσταση όπως στα πιο διάσημα έργα της σχετικά με τη Χιλή. Η ανατροπή στην ιστορία ήταν όντως ευρηματική και είχε μεγάλη συμβολική απόδοση στα είδη καταπίεσης ενός λαού, κάτι σαν γουέστερν στιλ Αφρικής.
In the third and final book of the Memories of the Eagle and the Jaguar trilogy, we are transported to Kenya of Africa, and from there to a secluded village in the middle of nowhere, Ngumbe, where there is a regime of terror from a cold-blood king named Kosongo. The Pygmies and their role in the mystery of the village, it's unfolded in a very interesting way, while the characteristic style of the author, despite the limitations of the story (starting from the protagonists themselves and their metaphysical abilities, which here seem somewhat unnecessary), is distinct to the end. Perhaps because even if the subject is transferred to another country, it refers to a similar situation as in her most famous works about Chile. The plot-twist in the story was indeed inventive and had a great symbolic effect on the oppressive forms of people, something like a western with an African style.

El último libro de la trilogía vuelve con sus personahes principales : alexander y Nadia, esta vez en Africa, sus aventuras esta vez rodean el bosque de los pigmeos, su flora y fauna.
Como en los libros anteriores, esta aventura se rodea de seres fantásticos, magia y amistad.

This is the final in a fun middle grade trilogy.

This round Kate Cold is commissioned to go to Africa and try the very first Elephant Safari in which they ride the elephants, it all goes well until a fabulous female pilot arrives to take them home and they meet a Mormon missionary that begs her and them to fly him to a small remote village that is feared.

Its feared because of a Warlord, the Commander and so call Wizard rule this place and he's suspicious that the other two missionaries are dead. So with some convincing Kate, Alex and Nadia and a few others go to see what can be done, but as perusal things go unplanned.

Soon there introduced to a band of Pigmies that just want to live I the forest but can't because they have to collect ivory for the Warlord so they can see there wives ( who clean for him ) and there kids ( held onto for ransom ).

Nadia goes straight away to help the Pigmies by getting the whole team to help over through the Warlord with Pigmy help once a particularly sacred item is recollected form the Warlord, along with there special magical abilities won the day.

This one had the most adult sort of teams but the ending was very sweet and over all made the entire trilogy very fun. Only wish she had written about them as adults.

one of the worst books i've ever read