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Sydney is celebrating her seventh birthday at a baseball game with her grandparents! She loves all the sights, sounds and sensations of the ballpark as it buzzes with excitement and adventure! When Sydney needs to use the bathroom after the fourth inning, she decides to brave the trip on her own so her grandma can enjoy the game. She wants to prove just how grown up she really is. But she soon realizes that her confident attempt has landed her in a sticky situation! After finding herself lost and overwhelmed, she secures the help of two larger-than-life characters who help her navigate back to her seat and teach her how to be adventurous in a whole new way. Join Sydney on an adventure of a lifetime as she learns what it really means to be brave.

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"""Growing up has its challenges. Everyone wants to be brave, but we all have to learn the importance of safety first. Sydney learned a hard lesson that is very relatable to any young child, and the best part is that she was still welcomed with open arms by her family because they loved her through it! The illustrations are wonderful and everything Sydney experienced was the dream of any baseball fan, from the Golden Gate Bridge to standing on the pitcher's mound! Can't wait to receive my paperback and read it to my kids. We look forward to more adventures with Sydney!!"" T. Dixon (Kindergarten Teacher and mom of 3) ""This book has great life lessons for the kiddos and the illustrations are so beautiful that I found myself getting lost in them. The writing is articulated so well that it was easy for my Niece and Nephews to follow and read along with me and impressively comforting enough for them to want to read on their own: ) *huge plus*, they understood the lessons before I was able to tell them, them.. lol. We absolutely adore and highly recommend this book. Will be keeping an eye out for more from the Author."" R. Hernandez (Uncle to 5) ""The storyline of this book is highly relatable, especially for adventurous children or those that want to be brave. It helps children understand that being brave does not require putting themselves in a dangerous situations. The illustrations make it fun for children to follow along, engages, and ask questions. This book is perfect for the whole family and teaches children that there are heroes and helpers everywhere. It's okay to be brave- but you don't have to do so alone."" J. Minudri (Mom of 2) ""Rave reviews from me and my 4th grade class! Everyone liked it. The pictures are interesting with bright colors and familiar scenes (the Golden Gate Bridge), and there's a good lesson hidden inside- always stay close to your adult, especially when you're in big crowds. One of my students asked when the next story will be released... and asked if it can be about a horse;-)"" L. Schneider (4th Grade Teacher and Mom of 3)"

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Stephanie Diehl is a biological and adoptive mom of two, wife of 12 years, business owner, and blogger. Her and her family enjoy living on a quiet three acres in the California country, where her and her husband also own and manage real estate investments.After writing for a mom blog in Sonoma County, she has ventured into writing a blog of her own, where she features inspirational lifestyle content.Faith is central to Stephanie's life, which is why she spends her time encouraging mamas and business owners to live out their God-given gifts no matter what season of life they find themselves in.She hopes that, with this children's book series, moms and their kids are inspired to live bravely by discovering that adventure is always around them.

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