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New Red Bike! by James E. Ransome
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New Red Bike!

by James E. Ransome

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Simple, enjoyable story about sharing and the joy of bike riding. ( )
  Sullywriter | Apr 3, 2013 |
A boy gets a new red bike, and shows how he can be safe as he is riding. He has fun riding all over, then to his friend's house. He knocks on the door, no answer, then turns around and is shocked to see his bike gone. He looks for it, he finds that his friend is riding his bike. His friend apologizes, then they take turns riding the bike until his friend gets his own bike to ride. Book Review
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  spiritamc | Feb 8, 2013 |
Tom gets a new bike and he goes to show his friend Sam. Sam isn't home so Tom tries to leave, but his bike isn't there anymore. Tom looks all over and sees Sam riding his bike around. Sam sees that Tom is upset so he apologizes, and Sam gets a new bike. ( )
  Ronneisha | Apr 26, 2012 |
Tom is riding his brand new red bike and he wants to go show it off to his friend Sam. He knocks on Sam's door and no one answers. When Tom turns around the bike is gone so he looks for it. All of a sudden Sam pops up riding the bike. Tom is not happy, but Sam apologises and they start taking turns on the bike. Eventually, Sam wants his own bike and his parents give him a brand new blue bike. ( )
  Gabe77 | Apr 5, 2012 |
Tom has a new bike that he rides all around and decides to go get Sam to play but Sam isn't their and when Tom turns around neither is his bike. Tom looks for his bike and eventually finds it but Sam is riding it. Tom and Sam then play together until Sam is given his own bike. This book shows how two children can share something. ( )
  ecosborne | Feb 11, 2012 |
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Amazon.com Product Description (ISBN 0823422267, Hardcover)

"This deceptively simple-seeming picture book offers a clever take on sharing.
Up and down! Round and round! Tom is having a blast zooming all over the neighborhood on his new red bike. But when Tom stops by Sam's house to show off his wheels, he's in for an unhappy surprise. The new bike is suddenly . . . gone. Could his best friend Sam be the culprit?"

(retrieved from Amazon Wed, 13 Jul 2011 19:28:10 -0400)

Tom enjoys the thrill of riding his brand new bicycle, and then shares it with a friend.

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