Bicycle madness
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In the late nineteenth century, Lillie gains friendship and help with a spelling bee from a neighbor, Frances Willard, who braves criticism to speak about women's rights and learn to ride a bicycle. Includes historical notes.
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Subjects
Fiction
Spelling bees
Bicycles and bicycling
Juvenile fiction
Sex role
Friendship
Self-confidence in girls
Mothers
Death
Labor exploitation
Bicycling
Moving to a new neighborhood
Suffrage
Mentors
Moving, household
Bicycles
Women's rights
Independence in women
Twelve-year-old girls
Independence in girls
Father and daughter
Educators
Willard, Frances Elizabeth,
Labor rights
The Ninethies (19th century)
Neighbors
New students
History
Women
Children's fiction
Sex role, fiction
Bicycles and bicycling, fiction
Friendship, fiction
People
Frances Willard (1839-1898)
Book Details
Edition Notes
- Published in
- New York
- Genre
- Juvenile fiction., Fiction.
The Physical Object
- Pagination
- 122 p. :
- Number of pages
- 122
Edition Identifiers
- Open Library
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OL3565713M
- ISBN 10
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080506981X
- LCCN
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2002038881
- OCLC/WorldCat
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51223514
- LibraryThing
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8316365
- Goodreads
- 926187
Work Identifiers
- Work ID
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OL15036566W
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