Adventures with Divot and Swish in Costa Rica The Superpower of Courage
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Adventures of Divot and Swish in Costa Rica The Superpower of Courage is a children's picture book written by Beth Brown, PhD and illustrated by Charlotte Strickland. This is a story for children who like sports and learning about new places. This is quite the imaginative story where the characters and the readers will learn the new and basic rules of a new sport and the courage that is needed. The words and pictures truly go together.
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Mark Graham
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This is just a fun story to read with funny characters that learn new things and activities.