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Way Makers
Way Makers

By Kerri Andrews

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Guide to Rome
Guide to Rome

By P. S. Quick

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Walking
Walking

By Henry Thoreau

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Bicycling and Walking in the United States
Walking to Vermont
Walking to Vermont

By Christopher S. Wren

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Walking tours through regions in New York, Connecticut, Massachusetts, Vermont, and New Hampshire are complemented by the author's description of ecological oddities, natural element challenges, an...

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Florida Pedestrian Accident Guide
Walking Yoga
Walking Yoga

By Ila Sarley, Garrett Sarley

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YOU
YOU

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One summer day
One summer day

By Kim Lewis

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Little Max wants a closer look at the huge red tractor which passes by his house, so when his friend takes him for a walk to watch it at work, he is delighted.

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Has anyone here seen William?
Has anyone here seen William?

By Bob Graham

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William's family have difficulty keeping track of him once he learns to walk. Suggested level: junior.

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