The Unicycle and Other Stories

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A great collection of stories of the unicycle and other neat stories too! What cool collection of clean stories just great for kids ages ,so, I would like to recommend this for kids and for five stars. May 28, Maryalice rated it really liked it. A grate book of shout stories any child would love. Even this grandma loved them. Somyajeet rated it really liked it Apr 11, Victoria Zigler rated it it was amazing Apr 05, King marked it as to-read Sep 24, Jennifer Priester marked it as to-read Jan 09, There are no discussion topics on this book yet.

Reddy is a writer of fiction for middlegraders and adults.

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She enjoys thinking up tales of different genres. She has written mysteries, adventure, fantasy, science fiction, and even an animal tale for children. She wrote and illustrated her first picture book for kids in August, She plans to write a few more because the experience was very satisfying. Ms Reddy was born in India, is a po Gita V.

Ms Reddy was born in India, is a post graduate in Mathematics, worked in a bank for twenty-six years, is married to a physics professor, has a son doing research in neuro-electronics, and loves literature. Yes, her life is as mixed up as the multiple genres she writes. Just as Joel was inspired by the visiting unicyclist, so were his schoolmates inspired by Joel.

Soon everyone at the school was learning to ride on one wheel. More unicycles were acquired, and now the unicycle is the symbol of The Antioch School, and around town, whenever children are seen atop a unicycle, everyone knows where they go to school. The one big problem learning anything is coming to grips with the fear of failing.

With the unicycle, right off there is fear of falling. Just look at it — the single wheel, no handlebars, no nothing. But then the child gets on it and tries and works and finds out she can ride it without falling.

The fear is gone — this difficult thing can be done — and the child has done it! At The Antioch School the unicycle is an important tool for learning and growth. That is because the unicycle helps young people learn the most critical lesson of all: I think I made it up to 40 mph at one point. Unfortunately, this ate through my stamina quickly and I was soon hungry and very thirsty. I stopped to scavenge for edibles on the side of the road.

I usually can find wild veggies and rhubarb pretty easily, but this time all I could find was mugwort. I was trying to suck what little nutrients and moisture I could out of the delicious mugwort when, you guessed it, another goddamned moose starts charging at me. I hopped back onto the unicycle and continued down the road with the moose nipping at my heels.

Safe mode kicks in, and I get a message warning me about unfriendly looking lasers. A roadblock was ahead manned by a lone chicken walker.

The chicken walker launched a 40mm grenade at me, but the explosion only clipped me.