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When Daniel turns eight, he wishes to be as brave as his twin sister Fiona. Unlike her fearless cousin, Daniel is cautious and needs time to adjust to new situations. Three weeks before turning nine, he anticipates a change: a new school and a daunting classroom presentation.
With his father’s encouragement that courage can develop, Daniel prepares to meet new classmates and a new teacher. He soonbefriends Andrew, and through friendly encounters he discovers he is braver than he believed. Nancy Wilcox Richards draws on her elementary‑school experience to weave lesson plans and character development into the storyline.
First publish date: 2017
Genre: Children's Fiction/Early Readers
Authors: Nancy Wilcox Richards
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