Petey Boy and the Flyhigh Club


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When his mama and papa told Petey Boy that they were planning to move down south before the winter freeze, their young sweet son threw a tantrum. He couldn't help it. This endearing bird was so extremely upset. He realized it would be impossible to join the most popular club in town—the Flyhigh Club. Would poor young Petey Boy ever be asked to join a prominent club in his new neighborhood? Would he ever have friends again? This book is about inclusivity. Moving is a scary thing for anyone—a youngster or an adult. Many young children worry about making new friends, don't they? It's natural to want to be accepted—whether it's a party, a team sport, or a club. Petey Boy and the Flyhigh Club reveals to readers that they are not alone in worrying about being accepted. Children will realize from this fun-filled book that worrying does not help. In fact, worrying often makes things dreadfully worse! Petey Boy worried around the clock. Days turned into months. When he worried, he ate. When he ate, he gained weight. Petey Boy's worrying provoked embarrassing comical calamities. Unfortunately, he was shipped off to Camp Tubby Ahoy where this dear young bird transformed into a pesky mischievous character. This humorous story has an unexpected ending for all readers to enjoy. Petey Boy and the Flyhigh Club is an important must-have book that will become a delightful go-to story for years to come.




Boys' Life


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Boys' Life is the official youth magazine for the Boy Scouts of America. Published since 1911, it contains a proven mix of news, nature, sports, history, fiction, science, comics, and Scouting.




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Billboard


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In its 114th year, Billboard remains the world's premier weekly music publication and a diverse digital, events, brand, content and data licensing platform. Billboard publishes the most trusted charts and offers unrivaled reporting about the latest music, video, gaming, media, digital and mobile entertainment issues and trends.







The Summer of '64


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The 1964 season, highlighted by two significant trades, a game-winning home run, and three no-hitters, was a dramatic one for the National League. But even more thrilling was that season's final week and the race for the pennant. All the drama of the 1964 National League season through the Cardinals' league championship is in this book. It covers Johnny Callison's All-Star game-winning home run, Duke Snider's trade from the New York Mets to the San Francisco Giants and Lou Brock's trade from the Cubs to the Cardinals, Reds manager Fred Hutchinson's battle with cancer (and his replacement, and death in November 1964), the controversial remarks made by Giants manager Alvin Dark about African American and Latin players on his own team, the no-hitters pitched by Sandy Koufax of the Dodgers, Jim Bunning of the Phillies, and Ken Johnson of the Colt .45s (later the Astros), the opening of Shea Stadium, and the demolition of the Polo Grounds. Special attention is given to the final weeks of the season when the Phillies collapsed with a six and a half game lead and twelve games to go, while battling it out with the Cardinals and the Reds.







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