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  Lily Leads the Way

  Margi Preus

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  Lily is a small but sturdy sailboat sharing a harbor with enormous cargo ships, speedy fishing vessels, and bossy tugboats that all have somewhere to go. And something to say—mostly, “Out of my way, Lily!” 
   
  But Lily has somewhere to go, too. Out on the lake, the tall ships are coming! 
   
  To leave the harbor, Lily has to wait for the lift bridge to rise. When the other ships blow their horns, “OOHHH-pen, OOHHH-pen,” the bridge lifts up for them.  
   
  But not for Lily. 
   
  When she finally scoots under the bridge, the grand old ships are silently sailing toward the lowered bridge. Silently! How will the bridge know to open? Can Lily save the day?

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  Bike Safety - A Crash Course

  Lisa Amstutz

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  From hand signals to fitting your gear just right, this book will help you pedal on safely. Be a smart rider and get the facts on bike safety.

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  The Dung Beetle Bandits

  Aaron Reynolds

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  It is discovered that dung beetles are missing from the ranch, and that the crime might be the work of Stinky McCree. Written in graphic-novel format.

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  Pixi Welcomes the Spring (Pixi...

  Julia Boehme, Pixi Gute Nacht...

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  Winter is over. The forest is full of life and colorful flowers. All the animals have woken up from their hibernation, only one is still sleeping ...
  Pixi bedtime stories for children: listen and fall asleep.
  This is an auto-narrated audiobook.

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  Self Esteem

  Kimberley Dietrich

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  This is a children's book about a squirrel named Tippy. She is unique. Her fur is black and her tail has a white tipped tail. Her friend Slick is a gray fox. He helps Tippy understand she has talents even though she is smaller than the others and looks different.   
  The book is 42 pages, 14 illustrations, and the back cover includes the animals in the real world the book is based on.

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  Golf Bragging Rights Guide - A...

  HowExpert, Danial Naqvi

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  • Chapter 1: A gentle introduction into advice that every other golfer will try and pass off as good knowledge, but will ultimately lead to your demise. 
  • Chapter 2: Exposing all golfers’ worst nightmare, practice, and explaining the importance of being “in the know” when it comes to golf. 
  • Chapter 3: Dusting away the cobwebs of your bank account may be the only way to show off to your friends, especially when you are under practiced 
  • Chapter 4: The correct mindset is essential to complete a full round of golf, without your head screwed on you’ll lose shots left and right, but not centre. 
  • Chapter 5: This chapter is for the deceitful, there are ways to make it easier by cheating through it. Unfortunately, doesn’t show much sportsmanship, but what’s sportsmanship between friends. 
  • Chapter 6: Odd bits and bobs that didn’t fit into the body of the text but are helpful to keep in mind for any sort of occasion. 
  • Chapter 7: Learning how to play the shots you have always wanted to, they are hard but with some instruction might seem easier than ever before. 
  About the Expert: 
  My name is Danial Naqvi and I am a teenager with a big dream and determined ambitions. I study Human Geography at Queen Mary University of London and hope to inspire a generation to assist an unrepresented society in the global sphere. 
  I have played golf for 12 years and gained a rather unique insight into the game. I have a passion for explaining the psychology of golf to anyone who wants to hear it, that’s how you can improve. Between golf and university, I enjoy writing freelance for companies and hanging out with friends. 
  HowExpert publishes quick 'how to' guides on all topics from A to Z by everyday experts.

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