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For: Girls, ages 5 to 12, who dream big
Issue 34 Highlights: Follow our step-by-step, super-fun guide for achieving the victory of your dreams, including advice from Penn State women's soccer coach and Olympic medalist Erica Dambach and Run For Something's Amanda Litman; learn what it takes to be a champion from tennis legend Billie Jean King; fly between the stars with space physicist Jamie Rankin, Ph.D., who leads NASA's longest running mission; turn light into world-changing art alongside legendary artist and activist Jenny Holzer; learn how clever animals win the day on a trek into the jungle with conservation biologist Anna Nekaris, Ph.D.; read a comic about a woman who bicycled around the world because two men bet against her by comic artist Kat Leyh; celebrate with carrot cupcakes from Food Network host Molly Yeh; make a DIY push puppet as a reminder that nothing that gets you down can keep you down; and read a story about a girl who learns to fish. Plus! A secret code, a word search, a search-and-find, a free tear-out poster, and more!
Issue 34 Short Story Contributor: Kathi Appelt, author of many books, including the National Book Award finalists The True Blue Scouts of Sugar Man Swamp and The Underneath, also a Newbery Honor book.
Cover Art: Sara Tomate
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