Cleo and the Skateboard Slip-Up

Finley Reeve

Summary

Cleo and the Skateboard Slip-Up follows the hilarious and heartwarming journey of Cleo, a determined young girl who is dead set on mastering the skateboard. Every time she thinks she’s got it, something goes wrong, from crashing into flowerpots to tumbling down hills. But each misadventure only makes Cleo more resilient and more determined to keep trying. With the support of her friends and a good sense of humor, Cleo learns that failure isn’t something to fear—it's part of the fun. This story teaches kids that making mistakes is just another step toward achieving something great.

Available since: 08/16/2025.

Print length: 132 pages.

Young Readers

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