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Running & Track
Running & Track
Running & Track Books for Kids – Wonderlit | Wonderlit
404 books about running & track
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The Country Bunny and the Little Gold Shoes, as Told to Jenifer
DuBose Heyward
A busy mother bunny manages her large, lively family while working toward her dream of earning a prestigious position an
Ages 4–8
Bad Kitty
Bedtime for Bad Kitty
Nick Bruel
Bad Kitty would much rather sing, play, and run than put on pajamas, turning the nightly bedtime routine into a hilariou
Ages 3–7
Battle Dress
Amy Efaw
Andi pushes herself to the breaking point as she faces the grueling physical and emotional demands of her first year at
Ages 14–18
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Barbaro
Shelley Fraser Mickle
Barbaro captured hearts by winning the Kentucky Derby, but this true story also touches on the difficult reality of his
Ages 8–12
The Hour of the Wolf
Patricia Calvert
A struggling loner travels to the Alaskan wilderness to honor a fallen friend by competing in the grueling thousand-mile
Ages 12–17
Piggy Wiglet
David L. Harrison
A little piglet races through the town with pure excitement before returning home to his pen just as the sun begins to s
Ages 2–5
Mud Flat #2
The Mud Flat Olympics
James Stevenson
Whether it is digging the deepest hole or racing in the snail hurdles, the animals of Mud Flat know that the real prize
Ages 6–9
Finklehopper Frog Cheers
Irene Livingston
Disappointment feels a lot smaller when you have a friend like Ruby Rabbit by your side to help you find something to ch
Ages 4–8
All About
All About Outdoor Games
Anam Rasheed
For the child who needs a break from screens and is looking for fun ways to play outside with friends, from classic spor
Ages 5–9
Big Cats Wildlife
All About the Cheetah
Prodigy Wizard
For the young animal lover eager to discover nature's speed star. This vibrant guide uses clear text and photos to expla
Ages 4–8
Horrid Henry #20
Horrid Henry's Gold Medal Games
Francesca Simon
For the child who struggles with competitive play, this humorous collection explores the messy, often frustrating side o
Ages 5–9
Sporting Chance, A: How Ludwig Gutmann Created the Paralympic Games
Lori Alexander
Neurologist Ludwig Gutmann revolutionized recovery for spinal injuries by using competitive sports to empower his patien
Ages 8–12
Freedom Like Sunlight: Praisesongs for Black Americans
J. Patrick Lewis
Celebrate thirteen Black Americans who shaped history through this moving fusion of biographical poetry and striking por
Ages 8–12
Katy Did It
Victoria Boutis
Katy isn't a fan of the great outdoors, but she finds herself testing her limits on a three-day hiking trip through the
Ages 7–10
The Incredible Feats of SamSquatch
Kelly Mahmo Poppins Gempler
For the child who needs a boost of confidence to try new things, this energetic story celebrates physical activity and t
Ages 3–7
The Dino Olympics
N.Y. Snuggle
For the child who loves imagining prehistoric creatures in high-stakes action. A playful way to learn dinosaur facts thr
Ages 4–8
Zapato Power #4
Freddie Ramos Makes a Splash!
Jacqueline Jules
Freddie Ramos and his super-powered sneakers are back to take on a neighborhood bully and find adventure at summer camp.
Ages 6–9
Jabber-Walking
Juan Felipe Herrera
A U.S. Poet Laureate shares how to turn everyday walks into rhythmic, colorful journals through the wild art of being a
Ages 10–14
Fergus and Zeke #2
Fergus and Zeke and the 100th Day of School
Kate Messner
For the child who wants to be part of the group but isn't sure where they fit in. Follow two class mice as they persever
Ages 5–8
Outspoken: Paul Robeson, Ahead of His Time
Carole Boston Weatherford
The booming voice of athlete, actor, and activist Paul Robeson rings out in this poetic biography of a man who used his
Ages 7–12
Superhuman Feats
Amazing Human Feats of Strength
Debbie Vilardi
For the child who is fascinated by world records and what the human body can do, this book explores the incredible grit
Ages 8–11
Sesame Street: Brand New Readers #1
Elmo and His Friends
Sesame Workshop
Elmo and his friends try on winter gear and share treats in these four short, humorous tales designed to make early read
Ages 4–7
Just Keep Walking
Erin Soderberg Downing
Twelve-year-old Jo and her mom set out on a 100-mile hike along Lake Superior to prove they can survive on their own aft
Ages 8–12
Healthy Habits #1
Being Active
Mari C. Schuh
Jumping, playing, and moving are essential for a healthy body. Vivid photographs and simple text show just how much fun
Ages 3–7
