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Mary Scioscia

Author of Bicycle Rider

5 Works 93 Members 1 Review

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Works by Mary Scioscia

Bicycle Rider (1832) 87 copies

Sweet Rice for Lord Vishnu (1994) 2 copies

Dhruva Finds the Greatest Jewel (1994) 2 copies

A Bridge for Lord Rama 1 copy

Garuda and the Sparrow (1995) 1 copy

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Bicycle Rider by Mary Scioscia

A moving story about determination and the first cycling victory in the career of champion bicyclist Marshall Taylor.

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Kentucky Bluegrass Award

Bicycle Rider (Nominee – Grades K-3 – 1986)

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Works: 5
Members: 93
Popularity: #200,859
Rating: ½ 3.5

Reviews: 1
ISBNs: 7

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