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The secret of Ferrell Savage
The secret of Ferrell Savage

By Jennifer Duddy Gill

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Just as twelve-year-old Ferrell Savage is beginning to think of Mary Vittles, his life-long friend, as a potential girlfriend, a new boy at school blackmails them with a family secret--that one of...

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Turbo racing team
Turbo racing team

By DreamWorks Animation

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A freak accident makes Turbo the snail a competitor at the Indianapolis 500 race.

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La course
La course

By Liza Charlesworth

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Le lièvre et la tortue font la course. Qui est rapide? Qui est lent? Qui gagnera? Les livres de la collection Toujours parfait offrent des niveaux adaptés aux besoins spécifiques de chaque lecteur....

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Arthur Lydiard
Arthur Lydiard

By Garth Gilmour

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Lucky Legs
Lucky Legs

By Steve Gurney

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Eating Dirt
Eating Dirt

By Steve Gurney

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Arthur Lydiard
Arthur Lydiard

By Garth Gilmour

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The Offshore Grand Prix
The Offshore Grand Prix

By Jill Berg

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Shelly's race
Shelly's race

By Jeffrey Sculthorp

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