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Millie Cooper, take a chance

by Charlotte Herman · 1988

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In 1947, after trying two different ways to win a bicycle and forcing herself to read a poem in front of her third grade class, Millie recognizes the importance of taking chances to make her life more interesting and satisfying.

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childrens
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short · 100 pages

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