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Bill Stinson is a graduate of the University of Kentucky College of Pharmacy. He began writing children's books in 2010.
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Juarez
by Bill Stinson
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Juarez the burro has an important job—he delivers oats to a stable of thoroughbred horses. But the horses tease him and make fun of him, and make sure he knows that he isn't one of them. But when lightning strikes the stable, it's up to Juarez to save the horses. Can he prove that you don't have to be a champion to be a hero?
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Juarez the burro has an important job—he delivers oats to a stable of thoroughbred horses. But the horses tease him and make fun of him, and make sure he knows that he isn't one of them. But when lightning strikes the stable, it's up to Juarez to save the horses. Can he prove that you don't have to be a champion to be a hero? With bright and vivid illustrations, Juarez explores the problem of bullying in a clever and kid-friendly way. Children will cheer with Juarez when he risks his life to save the lives of his bullies, and will realize that being kind is more important than being cool.
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Overview


Juarez the burro has an important job—he delivers oats to a stable of thoroughbred horses. But the horses tease him and make fun of him, and make sure he knows that he isn't one of them. But when lightning strikes the stable, it's up to Juarez to save the horses. Can he prove that you don't have to be a champion to be a hero?

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Description


Juarez the burro has an important job—he delivers oats to a stable of thoroughbred horses. But the horses tease him and make fun of him, and make sure he knows that he isn't one of them. But when lightning strikes the stable, it's up to Juarez to save the horses. Can he prove that you don't have to be a champion to be a hero? With bright and vivid illustrations, Juarez explores the problem of bullying in a clever and kid-friendly way. Children will cheer with Juarez when he risks his life to save the lives of his bullies, and will realize that being kind is more important than being cool.

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Book details

Genre:CHILDREN'S FICTION

Subgenre:Social Themes / Bullying

Age Range (years):6 - 8

Language:English

Pages:60

Paperback ISBN:9781543940961


Overview


Juarez the burro has an important job—he delivers oats to a stable of thoroughbred horses. But the horses tease him and make fun of him, and make sure he knows that he isn't one of them. But when lightning strikes the stable, it's up to Juarez to save the horses. Can he prove that you don't have to be a champion to be a hero?

Read more

Description


Juarez the burro has an important job—he delivers oats to a stable of thoroughbred horses. But the horses tease him and make fun of him, and make sure he knows that he isn't one of them. But when lightning strikes the stable, it's up to Juarez to save the horses. Can he prove that you don't have to be a champion to be a hero? With bright and vivid illustrations, Juarez explores the problem of bullying in a clever and kid-friendly way. Children will cheer with Juarez when he risks his life to save the lives of his bullies, and will realize that being kind is more important than being cool.

Read more

About the author


Bill Stinson is a graduate of the University of Kentucky College of Pharmacy. He began writing children's books in 2010.

Read more