Summary
Eleven-year-old Ebonee Rose is participating in four events at the All-City Track Meet. As she trains, she confides in her diary all her thoughts, dreams, and fears about the meet. In order to inspire herself, Ebonee thinks of all the great women track stars who came before her-her role models, women like Jackie Joyner-Kersee, Florence Griffith Joyner, and Wilma Rudolph.
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"The fun is seeing how Baker transforms lines or shapes in one picture into something totally different in the next: a spider web to a ship's rigging, a sweeping green feather to a curling ocean wave....In all, an illustrator's tour de force, and a great stimulus to a child's visual imagination."
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Bibliographic Details
Publisher: Harcourt Childrens Books Published date: 2000 Size: 5.5 x 10.75 inches Weight: 0.25 pounds Ages: 1 to 2
Synopses
A playful cat cavorts on die-cut pages, baking cakes, paddling a canoe, and performing other feats.
Publisher's Notes
A playful cat cavorts on die-cut pages, baking cakes, paddling a canoe, and performing other feats.
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