Suzie Q-That-Stands-for-Wonderful: An I Am Able Fable (Volume 1) ” And since surely they must know better than she does, she follows their advice, first beginning lessons and then moving on to other things entirely.Suzie Q-That-Stands-for-Wonderful Th
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| Title | : | Suzie Q-That-Stands-for-Wonderful: An I Am Able Fable (Volume 1) |
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.87 (924 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1939191033 |
| Format Type | : | Paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 36 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2016-05-31 |
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Editorial : About the Author Author Amelia Reid loves to encourage children and dreamers of all ages to go for their dreams, no matter their age or what they want to accomplish. You want to be a writer? Amelia will encourage you. You have a hankering to dance across a stage like Suzie Q? Amelia is your cheerleader. You want to become an artist? Amelia is your girl. She loves seeing people take that step past their fears and into faith---and toward their dreams. Do it. Dream on. Take that step.
Suzie Q-That-Stands-for-Wonderful The first I Am Able Fable is for everyone with a dream burning in their heart, and is about going for what brings you joy — no matter what anyone else says. Suzie Q-That-Stands-for-Wonderful loves to dance with her little dog Henrietta — except she wishes she could dance when anyone else is watching. Her three friends want to help, so Shirley asks, “Surely you must take lessons to be a real dancer,” Penny wonders “But can you make any money dancing?” and Frank states, “Frankly, my dear, I think you should do something else entirely.” And since surely they must know better than she does, she follows their advice, first beginning lessons and then moving on to other things entirely. Will the ensuing adventures — involving lifeguards, apples, and gorillas in the zoo — bring her closer to her dream? Or make her give up dancing entirely? Author Amelia Reid loves to encou
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