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The Riding Lesson

By Torey Bocast, Illustrated by Carrie Bell-Hoerth

Published February 12, 2017

The gravel crunched under the weight of my wheels, and for a moment I held my breath fearing my chair...
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Memories

By Chappell Sargent, Illustrated by Hanna Kozlowski

Published February 10, 2017

Karen walked out into the blazing August sun. She smiled to see the horses grazing contentedly in the fields, swishing...
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Memories

By Chappell Sargent, Illustrated by Hanna Kozlowski

Published February 10, 2017

Karen walked out into the blazing August sun. She smiled to see the horses grazing contentedly in the fields, swishing...
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Lakota

By Sarah Shissler, Illustrated by the author

Published February 10, 2017

INTRODUCTION [dropcap]A[/dropcap] majestic timber wolf Stands on a high ridge overlooking the vast Alaskan wilderness. She throws back her...
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A Long Way Down

By Jason Lee, Illustrated by Bonny Reynolds

Published February 10, 2017

My legs were shaking, my heart pounding. As we neared the edge of the cliff, I double-checked all my rappelling...
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Carrying Heart’s Roses

By Kirsten Moon, Illustrated by Erica D. Pratt

Published February 10, 2017

Nicole opened her eyes with the reluctance of one uneager to face the day. She hadn't slept well that night,...
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Little Pal

By Nikki Morse, Illustrated by Garrett Landon

Published February 10, 2017

I saw it in an old country store. All around it were dull tools of an earlier generation. What caught...
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Edward’s Treasure

By Emily Taylor, Illustrated by Zoe Paschkis

Published February 10, 2017

It was only a quick walk to Murphy's Woods from Anjeli's backyard where Heather and Anjeli had been enjoying the...
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The Board

By Ann Pedtke, Illustrated by Sarah Dennis

Published February 10, 2017

My Tae Kwon Do instructor stood in front of me, the board held tightly in his hands. "Just tell me...
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Song of a Wanderer

By Annie Strother, Illustrated by Martin Taylor

Published February 7, 2017

They say guilt is a staggering burden, but I think change is the heaviest load of all. All my life...
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The Riding Lesson

Story Published February 12, 2017 By Torey Bocast, Illustrated by Carrie Bell-Hoerth

The gravel crunched under the weight of my wheels, and for a moment I held my breath fearing my chair would tip over as one side was lifted as it went over a rock.
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Memories

Story Published February 10, 2017 By Chappell Sargent, Illustrated by Hanna Kozlowski

Karen walked out into the blazing August sun. She smiled to see the horses grazing contentedly in the fields, swishing their tails at the bugs and stomping the ground occasionally, as if to remind str...
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Memories

Story Published February 10, 2017 By Chappell Sargent, Illustrated by Hanna Kozlowski

Karen walked out into the blazing August sun. She smiled to see the horses grazing contentedly in the fields, swishing their tails at the bugs and stomping the ground occasionally, as if to remind str...
Read More →

Lakota

Story Published February 10, 2017 By Sarah Shissler, Illustrated by the author

INTRODUCTION A majestic timber wolf Stands on a high ridge overlooking the vast Alaskan wilderness. She throws back her head and lets out a mournful cry.
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A Long Way Down

Story Published February 10, 2017 By Jason Lee, Illustrated by Bonny Reynolds

My legs were shaking, my heart pounding. As we neared the edge of the cliff, I double-checked all my rappelling equipment to make sure it was secure. Quickly, I went through all the safety precautions...
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Carrying Heart’s Roses

Story Published February 10, 2017 By Kirsten Moon, Illustrated by Erica D. Pratt

Nicole opened her eyes with the reluctance of one uneager to face the day. She hadn't slept well that night, nor on any other night for the past few days.
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Little Pal

Story Published February 10, 2017 By Nikki Morse, Illustrated by Garrett Landon

I saw it in an old country store. All around it were dull tools of an earlier generation. What caught my attention at first was the flash that I saw when I opened the door. I walked over eagerly.
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Edward’s Treasure

Story Published February 10, 2017 By Emily Taylor, Illustrated by Zoe Paschkis

It was only a quick walk to Murphy's Woods from Anjeli's backyard where Heather and Anjeli had been enjoying the hot July day, so they soon reached the edge of the woods.
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The Board

Story Published February 10, 2017 By Ann Pedtke, Illustrated by Sarah Dennis

My Tae Kwon Do instructor stood in front of me, the board held tightly in his hands. "Just tell me when you're ready," he said. I had to break it. That thought was ringing around inside my head, insid...
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Song of a Wanderer

Story Published February 7, 2017 By Annie Strother, Illustrated by Martin Taylor

They say guilt is a staggering burden, but I think change is the heaviest load of all. All my life I had faced it head on, and I'm surprised that I was older when I finally decided that all of the wan...
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