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Strength of Bones and Muscles - cover

Strength of Bones and Muscles

Logan McClellan

Publisher: The Good Child Bookstore

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Summary

Toro’s booming laugh echoes through the rolling Valley of Flex as Nyari’s graceful leaps carry her across living muscle hills. Guided by the playful Muscle Maestro and the wise Bone Builder, the friends journey through stretchy vine tunnels and crystalline bone spires. They discover how protein fuels muscle repair, calcium stones fortify bones, and sunshine delivers vital vitamin D. When a colossal boulder blocks their path, they apply posture, balance, and lever principles to clear the way. At the Strength Festival that follows, the entire community celebrates healthy snacks, fun games, and the joy that springs from understanding how bones and muscles grow strong together.
Available since: 08/12/2025.
Print length: 149 pages.

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