
The Girl Who Makes a Million Mistakes
Million Mistakes seriesMistakes aren't the end of the world, they're how you get better. Kids cheer for her every single time.
by Ken Mochizuki · illustrated by Dom Lee
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Mistakes aren't the end of the world, they're how you get better. Kids cheer for her every single time.

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Minda Dentler, who had polio as a child, becomes the first woman wheelchair athlete to complete the Ironman World Championship. An inspiring true story of determination.

Piggie can't throw well but has the most fun. A great reminder that fun matters more than winning.

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Finn the Frog thinks the book is boring and wants kids to make it exciting. Interactive and hilarious.

Pete's baseball game isn't going his way, and he has to decide how to handle striking out. A great early reader for kids learning good sportsmanship.