Aang's School Days

While hiding in the Fire Nation, Aang puts on a school uniform by mistake and finds himself enrolled in a Fire Nation school. After he learns dancing is not allowed, Aang invites all the kids to a dance party that they won't soon forget. Full color."#1 Sokka, the Sword Master: "The adventures of Aang and his friends continue in "Sokka, the Sword Master," the first of two brand-new "Avatar "Level 3 Ready-to-Reads! When Sokka feels bad that he is not a master of anything ? unlike Aang the Avatar, more >>

While hiding in the Fire Nation, Aang puts on a school uniform by mistake and finds himself enrolled in a Fire Nation school. After he learns dancing is not allowed, Aang invites all the kids to a dance party that they won't soon forget. Full color."#1 Sokka, the Sword Master: "The adventures of Aang and his friends continue in "Sokka, the Sword Master," the first of two brand-new "Avatar "Level 3 Ready-to-Reads! When Sokka feels bad that he is not a master of anything ? unlike Aang the Avatar, Toph the Earthbender, and his own sister Katara the Waterbender ? he decides to master the sword. Disguising himself as a member of the Fire Nation, Sokka convinces Piandao, the master Fire Nation swordsman, to teach him the art. Piandao puts him through a series of exercises in order to prove himself, and eventually, Sokka is deemed a worthy sword master. But when he suddenly confesses to being from the Water Tribe, an angry Piandao challenges him to a duel! Who will emerge the victor?

"#2 Aang's School Days: "In the second installment of the "Avatar" Ready-to-Read series, Aang and his friends are living in the Fire Nation, disguising themselves as natives in an attempt to blend in. Having visited the Fire Nation before, Aang is especially confident in his disguise ? until he is mistaken for a school kid playing hooky. Aang is dragged off to a Fire Nation school ? and he discovers that he actually likes it! But when his own beliefs clash with traditional customs, Aang finds himself in hot water. Can he help change the way things are done? Or will he just get himself into more trouble? Readers between the ages of 6 and 8 will strengthen their skills with these 32 page, Level 3 Ready-to-Reads, featuring full-color illustrations of their favorite "Avatar" characters. << less