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  Title

  The bus ride

  Author

  Miller, William, 1959-

  Publisher:

  Lee & Low Books,

  Pub date:

  c1998.

  Pages:

  32 p. :

  ISBN:

  1880000601

  Item info:

  9 copies available at Corinth Library, Oak Park Library, Cedar Roe Library, Lackman Library, Leawood Pioneer Library, Olathe Public Library, and Indian Creek - OPL Branch.
  

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    Blue Valley Library	Copies	Material	Location
    E FICTION Miller	1	Book	Checked Out
    Cedar Roe Library	Copies	Material	Location
    E FICTION Miller	1	Book	On the shelf
    Corinth Library	Copies	Material	Location
    E FICTION Miller	1	Book	On the shelf
    Indian Creek - OPL Branch	Copies	Material	Location
    E FICTION Miller W.	2	Book	On the shelf
    Lackman Library	Copies	Material	Location
    E FICTION Miller	2	Book	On the shelf
    Leawood Pioneer Library	Copies	Material	Location
    E FICTION Miller	1	Book	On the shelf
    Oak Park Library	Copies	Material	Location
    E FICTION Miller	1	Book	On the shelf
    Olathe Public Library	Copies	Material	Location
    E FICTION Miller W.	1	Book	On the shelf

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  The bus ride
  Miller, William, 1959-
  

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  Personal Author:

  Miller, William, 1959-

  Title:

  The bus ride / written by William Miller ; illustrated by John Ward ; introduction by Rosa Parks.

  Edition:

  1st ed.

  Publication info:

  New York : Lee & Low Books, c1998.

  Physical descrip:

  32 p. : col. ill. ; 29 cm.

  Summary:

  A black child protests an unjust law in this story loosely based on Rosa Parks' historic decision not to give up her seat to a white passenger on a bus in Montgomery, Alabama, in 1955.

  Held by:

  CORINTH OAKPARK CEDARROE LACKMAN BLUEVALLEY LEAWOOD SHAWNEE OLATHE INDIANCRK

  Subject term:

  African Americans--Juvenile fiction.

  Subject term:

  Race relations--Juvenile fiction.

  Added author:

  Ward, John, 1963-