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Driving Buddies
Driving Buddies

By RH Disney

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The Great Fairy Race Step into Reading
Plane pals
Plane pals

By Frank Berrios

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With the support of friends old and new, Dusty Crophopper reaches heights he never dreamed possible.

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Ice race
Ice race

By Amy Weingartner

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After Elsa uses her magic to create a racetrack made of ice, she and some of her friends challenge each other to see who can make the most amazing obstacle course.

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Ron s race
Ron s race

By Jillian Powell

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"I'll never win a race," Ron thought. "My little legs are just too short!" Perhaps Ron will win this year ...

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Ron's race
Ron's race

By Jillian Powell

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"I'll never win a race," Ron thought. "My little legs are just too short!" Perhaps Ron will win this year ...

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Chameleon Races
Chameleon Races

By Laura Hambleton

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Chameleon Races English Spanish Chameleon series
The Great Race
The Great Race

By Kerry Milliron

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Roadsigns
Roadsigns

By Margery Cuyler

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Tortoise and Hare race along a road filled with traffic signs while the other animals cheer them on.

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