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A gorgeous father-daughter story about learning to ride a bike… and about watching your little one grow up. A perfect Father’s Day read.

When a little girl is learning to ride her bike with her dad, she has all the usual trouble with balancing and control – but when all of a sudden she is speeding down the path shouting: ‘You can let go now!’, Daddy sees his daughter growing up fast, and he wonders whether she will really come back to him. ‘Full of breezy exhilaration.’ SUNDAY TIMES

• A Jeanne Willis and Tony Ross classic – perfect for Father’s Day.
• I Hate School: ‘Should go down well with children of four and over.’ Daily Telegraph Tadpole’s Promise: ‘It’s terrific.’ Posy Simmonds I Want To Be A Cowgirl: ‘A pleasure to read aloud’ Financial Times Manky Monkey: ‘An off-the-wall take on the story of evolution.’ Financial Times
• Tadpole’s Promise won Silver in the Smarties Prize 2003, and Susan Laughs won the Special Educational Needs Book Award 2000.