cycling

Told in rhyming text, a young African American girl learns to ride a bike, with the help of her father.

Emma is too scared to ride her new bike but her brother helps her practice and gain the confidence she needs to conquer her fears. Includes an ASL fingerspelling chart and a sign language guide.

Talks about the history and sexism of the sport cycling. It goes from the invention of bikes to present day, mentioning trailblazing women athletes in cycling.

"Chirri & Chirra become very small, and so are able to explore the magical world hidden away in a mound of tall grass"--Amazon.

A bird-loving little girl gazes at the feathered friends she passes during daily rides to school on the back of her father's bike.

Includes training plans, exercises, and advice for triathlon training.

Early fluent readers will discover the STEM concepts behind cycling, while learning about the motion and movements of the sport and the technology of athletes' clothing and gear.

"Gino Bartali pedaled across Italy for years, winning one cycling race after another, including the 1938 Tour de France. Gino became an international sports hero! But the next year, World War II began, and it changed everything. Soldiers marched into Italy. Tanks rolled down the cobbled streets of Florence. And powerful leaders declared that Jewish people should be arrested. To the entire world, Gino Bartali was merely a champion cyclist. But Gino's greatest achievement was something he never told a soul--that he secretly worked with the Italian resistance to save hundreds of Jewish men, women, and children, and others, from certain death, using the one thing no authority would question: his bicycle"--From the publisher's web site.