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Summer Wheels - Paperback

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Category: Paperback Books

6 - 9 years. The Bicycle Man lends bikes to the neighborhood kids for free, and Lawrence and Brady ride them all summer long. But when a new kid takes advantage of the Bicycle Man, Lawrence and Brady discover that there's one thing that the Man likes more than bikes--kids. Paperback. 48 pages.

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Customer Reviews (4.7 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Penelope ★★★★★

My son is a picky reader, but the storyline about the free neighborhood bike rental hooked him immediately. The paperback is light enough for him to carry around, and we've already read the first three chapters together.

David R. ★★★★★

The story about Lawrence and Brady learning to share the bikes really sparked a good conversation with my 7-year-old about fairness, and the pacing kept her engaged without losing interest. The paperback is lightweight enough for her to toss in her backpack for car rides. We’re already looking for m

Amelia A. ★★★★☆

My 8-year-old finished this in two days, totally absorbed by Lawrence and Brady's summer adventures. The story about the bicycle man's free bike lending feels real and relatable, though I wish it had a few more chapters.