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9582 2023-03-03 10:09:26 2024-11-21 02:30:07 The Boys in the Boat (Young Readers Adaptation): The True Story of an American Team's Epic Journey to Win Gold at the 1936 Olympics 1 9780147516855 1  9780147516855_small.jpg 12.99 11.69 Brown, Daniel James Readers are richly rewarded by this riveting storyline, exquisite writing, and powerful message. Brown skillfully shows how strength of mind can grow from hardship, how resilience is a choice, and how overcoming doubt and learning to trust in the face of unfathomable circumstances is possible. Historical setting influences the story and contrasts in regions within the US and abroad expand the reader's experience, and support the theme of surrendering yourself to "being a part of something larger and more powerful and more important than [yourself]." Every middle/high school student should read this. 2024-11-20 00:00:07    8.90000 6.90000 0.70000 1.05000 000054518 Puffin Books Q Quality Paper  2016-08-02 256 p. ;  Children's - 5th Grade+, Age 10+ BK5+        Could work for G6 Unit 8 Collection & Classification and Graphics + Author's Purpose Adv 121 4 6 1 0 ING 9780147516855_medium.jpg 0 resize_120_9780147516855.jpg 0 Brown, Daniel James   7.4 In print and available 0 0 0 0 0  1 0  1 2023-03-03 10:50:32 0 297 0
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Readers are richly rewarded by this riveting storyline, exquisite writing, and powerful message. Brown skillfully shows how strength of mind can grow from hardship, how resilience is a choice, and how overcoming doubt and learning to trust in the face of unfathomable circumstances is possible. Historical setting influences the story and contrasts in regions within the US and abroad expand the read ...
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9433 2021-09-17 08:52:54 2024-11-21 02:30:07 Unbeatable Betty: Betty Robinson, the First Female Olympic Track & Field Gold Medalist 1 9780062896070 1  9780062896070_small.jpg 17.99 16.19 Kimmel, Allison Crotzer When tragedy leaves you less than you were, how do you respond? Betty Robinson refused to let a horrible accident and a leg that would never be the same define the rest of her life. After an Olympic gold in 1928, Betty determined to return to the medal stand despite the seeming impossibility of getting there again. This true story of the first female track and field gold medalist will amaze and inspire readers of all ages. Unforgettable!
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When tragedy leaves you less than you were, how do you respond? Betty Robinson refused to let a horrible accident and a leg that would never be the same define the rest of her life. After an Olympic gold in 1928, Betty determined to return to the medal stand despite the seeming impossibility of getting there again. This true story of the first female track and field gold medalist will amaze and in ...
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