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Karate Club #4
Girl Trouble
Lee has always been the best in his karate class, but now, with the regional competition coming up, he discovers that he has a new rival, a girl.
128 pages, Paperback
First published January 1, 1992
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July 18, 2017
Probably my favorite of this series. I used to read it to the kids in my martial arts class.
Lee's competition is a talented young girl, who as it turns out, worked her tail off to get as good as she was. The story is a good one for girls AND boys in that it teaches respect for hard work and opposite genders.
Lee's competition is a talented young girl, who as it turns out, worked her tail off to get as good as she was. The story is a good one for girls AND boys in that it teaches respect for hard work and opposite genders.
December 7, 2012
Fantastic gem akin to Carol Dweck's work (on entity/incremental views) as well as K. Anders Ericsson's (on expertise). This book also has implications for feminist theory. I recommend the book to those interested in Gladwell's "Outliers," Tavris's "The Mismeasure of Woman," and sociocognitive development.
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