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Earth Kingdom Chronicles: The Tale of Katara

By: Michael Teitelbaum, Nickelodeon Publishing
Narrated by: Maya Aoki Tuttle
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From Avatar: The Last Airbender, I'm Katara. I'm traveling through the Earth Kingdom with my brother, Sokka, and Aang, the Avatar. After Aang and I studied Waterbending at the North Pole, we set off to find him an Earthbending teacher. The journey has been kind of rough on all of us. I'm having trouble getting along with Aang's new Earthbending teacher, Toph; Aang's struggling with his Earthbending lessons; and we're being chased not only by Prince Zuko, but his sister, Princess Azula, too! But I know we'll make it through this, as long as we all stick together!

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