The Fears You Fear Forest Fire That's why National Geographic Kids

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The Fears You Fear Forest Fire That's why National Geographic KidsA rhyming picture book that explores what happens when children encounter a fear. We're all afraid sometimes. Some are fears you see, and some are ones you don't. But it's a feeling we all feel. Fear comes in all shapes and sizes and can meet you anywhere, from the circus ring to the swimming pool to the first day of school. The thing you fear may be something others love, like a dog or a bicycle. But you don't have to let a fear give you the shivers