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Books with title Scooters

  • Scooters

    Quinn M. Arnold

    Paperback (Creative Paperbacks, Aug. 20, 2019)
    Hello, bicycles and snowmobiles. Hello, jet skis and skateboards.Hello, ... fun! The popular Seedlings series now offers irresistible introductions to 've personal transportation devices. Written in a friendly voice, lled with dynamic photos, and featuring text crafted for the youngest of readers, these newest books touch upon the parts and roles of unique vehicles. Each book closes with a labeled-image guide for further review. As introductions to informational text, these titles will plant the seeds of knowledge! A kindergarten-level introduction to the vehicles known as scooters, covering their purpose, parts, and operation, and such defining features as their decks and brakes.
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  • Scooters

    Michael Dregni, Robert H. Ammon

    Paperback (Motorbooks Intl, Dec. 1, 1995)
    Scooters and scootering are the fastest growing segment of the American motorcycling market. Because of their low cost, ease of operation, and unintimidating nature, scooters are especially appealing to new riders. This book will provide the scooter owner with everything he or she needs to know. It will tell a person what kind of scooter to buy, how to buy it, and where to buy it. It will instruct the owner on maintaining and customizing his or her scooter. It will even help the scooterist find scooter-related events and activities. In sum, this is all the book any scooter owner will ever need.
  • Scooter

    Vera B Williams

    Paperback (Greenwillow Books, Feb. 20, 2001)
    Elana is thrilled to be living all the way up on the eighth floor of 514 Melon Hill Avenue, an apartment building in New York City. But with her new life come changes--and challenges. Is her shiny scooter up to the crags and potholes of city sidewalks? Will she be able to make new friends? Can she find a way to help out little Petey, who everyone says doesn't talk? And will the kids from Melon Hill win any blue ribbons at the Borough-Wide Field Day?As Elana coasts toward discoveries and surprises in her new home, she keeps one thing in mind: Anything can happen as long as you have a winning attitude and a cool set of wheels!Elana Rose Rosen and her mother have just moved to a new apartment, and this is Elana's story about the event-filled summer that follows and the new neighbors and friends that become an important part of her life. "A pleasure to read....A story, told with tremendous inventiveness, of the satisfactions and intellectual excitements of childhood, of the worlds seen, explained and illustrated through the remarkable eyes of a remarkable girl."--New York Times Book Review.
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  • Scooter

    Vera B. Williams

    Hardcover (Greenwillow, Oct. 27, 1993)
    Elana is thrilled to be living all the way up on the eighth floor of 514 Melon Hill Avenue, an apartment building in New York City. But with her new life come changes--and challenges. Is her shiny scooter up to the crags and potholes of city sidewalks? Will she be able to make new friends? Can she find a way to help out little Petey, who everyone says doesn't talk? And will the kids from Melon Hill win any blue ribbons at the Borough-Wide Field Day?As Elana coasts toward discoveries and surprises in her new home, she keeps one thing in mind: Anything can happen as long as you have a winning attitude and a cool set of wheels!Elana Rose Rosen and her mother have just moved to a new apartment, and this is Elana's story about the event-filled summer that follows and the new neighbors and friends that become an important part of her life. "A pleasure to read....A story, told with tremendous inventiveness, of the satisfactions and intellectual excitements of childhood, of the worlds seen, explained and illustrated through the remarkable eyes of a remarkable girl."--New York Times Book Review.
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  • Scooters

    Morgan Hughes

    Library Binding (Rourke Pub Group, June 1, 2003)
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  • Scooters

    Thomas Streissguth

    Library Binding (Bellwether Media, Feb. 1, 2008)
    Scooters have become a very popular way to get around town over the last fifty years. Students will learn where scooters came from and what kinds of scooters are around today.
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  • Scooter!

    Zanna Maybury, Quinn Shipton

    language (Scooter Publishing, Aug. 30, 2017)
    Jake's new scooter was more than a birthday present; it was the beginning of a series of adventures that helped his friends and family and defeated his arch enemy, Basher the Bully. This story is suitable for independent readers from six to eleven and as a bedtime story for parents to read along with their children.
  • Scooter

    Susan Cummings, Aleksandra Galert, June Angela

    eBook
    This story is a bedtime journey for you and your child to experience together. In a faraway forest lives a small squirrel, Scooter! She befriends a chipmunk named, Chip; and they explore the wilderness and new adventures beyond and against their parents' wishes. Everything works out fine and lessons are learned the hard way. But, sometimes that is the best way
  • Scooter

    Vera B. Williams

    School & Library Binding (Turtleback Books, Feb. 20, 2001)
    FOR USE IN SCHOOLS AND LIBRARIES ONLY. A child's silver blue scooter helps her to adjust to her new home.
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  • Scooter

    Sue Baker

    Perfect Paperback (Tate Publishing, May 18, 2010)
    When Mama Cat moves her kittens to a safer home, the smallest of the litter gets left behind. This is the delightful tale of Scooter: The Little Black Kitty with the White Spot. Join Scooter as she struggles to keep up, almost comes face to face with a big, scary dog, and ultimately finds her new home with the nice lady with the blonde hair. This is an eLIVE book, meaning each printed copy contains a special code redeemable for the free download of the audio version of the book.
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  • Scooter

    Vera B. Williams

    Library Binding (Greenwillow, Oct. 1, 1993)
    A Borough-Wide Field Day is the culmination of Elana Rose Rosen's first eventful summer in a new apartment. By the author of A Chair for My Mother.
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  • Scooter

    Vera B. Williams

    Library Binding (Paw Prints 2008-09-18, Sept. 18, 2008)
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