Product Description
November, 2012. 42 pages, published by Taking the Lane.
Essays by Enid Kassner, Lauren Hage, Adonia Lugo, Megan Odett, Davey Oil, Jessica Roberts, Sarah Noga, Patrick Noga, Kathleen Youell, Katura Reynolds, and Julie Brooks. Illustrations by Britt Appleton.
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Excerpts from Childhood
One summer day, when we were about nine years old, my next-door neighbor Janet and I went out riding bikes, pedaling as far as our legs would take us. We rode until we were lost. (Enid Kassner)
Revolution. The word elicits an emotional response. Change, unease, fear, excitement – and maybe hope. All conjure up expectations for the future, but the Latin root of revolution means to turn; to turn back. This is my revolution. (Sarah Noga)
I know I will never buy a car, and I don’t know why anybody would. So many teens and children ride bikes…There are so many pedal–powered options, such as bicycles, tricycles, tandems and surreys. There are even pedal-boats and pedal-planes! (Patrick Noga)






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