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Inspired by her movie idol, Julie takes up her parents' offer to try kung fu and assumes she'll get a black belt right off the bat. But when all beginners are given a white belt, Julie wonders What would her heroine Brandy Wu do?
Follow Julie's journey as she learns this sport's true spirit!
"Julie Black Belt and its wonderful imagery are a great introduction for young readers into the world of martial arts."
- Phillip Wong, 13-time national and international Wushu Grand Champion, and Zhang Hong Mei, China's National Wushu Team, International Games Gold medalist. |
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Be Water, My Friend: The Early Years of Bruce Lee
By Ken Mochizuki Illustrated by Dom Lee
The early years of Jeet Kun Do creator Bruce Lee! (Review) |
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Aikido For Kids
by Laura Santoro & Jennifer Corso
Getting faster, stronger, smoother and working with other people, not against them, that is what Aikido is all about. These kid-safe techniques require no dangerous contact, some can even be done alone! Books contains 96 pages. |
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Angels
Don't Know Karate
(Adventures
of the Bailey School Kids)
by Debbie Dadey, Marcia Thornton Jones, Marcia Thornton Jones, Steven Gurney
Miss Angela Michaels, the new karate teacher in Bailey City, who is also the school crossing guard, is so kind and generous that Melody becomes convinced that she is a guardian angel.
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Black Belt
by Matt Faulkner. Illustrated by Matt Faulkner.
This exciting adventure story will intrigue and fascinate young readers and will give heart to anyone whose ever been threatened by a bully. Published by Alfred A. Knopf, New York. Hardcover, 33 pages. |
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Breaking The Chains Of The Ancient Warrior
by Terrence Webster-Doyle
Illustrated by Rod Cameron
Twenty '"tests of wisdom" teach the essence of harmony, focus, spirit and other traits for a martial artist and a healthy child. Book contains 176 pages. |
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Children and the Martial Arts:
An Aikido Point of View
By Gaku Homma
Gaku Homma Sensei's dojo in Denver, Colorado, has included classes for children for many years. This book presents his approach to teaching them. The first part discusses what is unique about kids and explains how instruction of them differs from the instruction of adults. The second part details the basic techniques he covers with children, with explanations on how and why these should be taught. |
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Chip
and the Karate Kick (Good Sports)
by Anne
Rockwell, Paul
Meisel (Illustrator)
Chip O'Hare wants to be just like the martial-arts hero Striper Mee. But when he goes to karate class, it isn't action packed at all! Chip thinks he's the best in the class at striking and kicking, so he can't understand why Mr. Leo won't give him his yellow belt. Then a run-in at the park helps Chip realize that being a true martial artist takes more than just a ferocious karate chop!
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The Complete Tae Kwon Do For Kids
by Herb Perez
Over the past 10 years, the Korean art of tae kwon do has quietly become the most widely practiced of all martial arts in America. Its flashy, high-kicking techniques dominate fight choreography on the big screen; and TKD tournaments across the country attract record numbers of competitors and fans alike. Now with the help of 1992 Olympic Gold Medalist and tae kwon do instructor Herb Perez, the techniques and philosophy of this exciting martial art are available to all midgrade fans and students. |
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Eighth Grade
Hero (Junior High, No 6)
by Kate Kenyon |
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Everyday Warriors
by Ruth Hunter
One-hundred famous and not so famous martial artists share fascinating stories of how they have used their martial arts skills to meet challenges and persevere on the road to become legends, heroes and champions. Appropriate for every age level. Filled with awesome stories and valuable lessons. 105 Pages |
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Eye of the Hurricane
by Terrence Webster-Doyle. Illustrated by Rod Cameron
Contains riddles, stories, and parables to help young people live with sensitivity and intelligence in their daily lives. Book is fully illustrated and contains 118 pages. |
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Facing The Double-Edged
Sword : Art Of Karate For Young People
by Terrence Webster-Doyle
Through stories, parables and activities, this book teaches youngsters from the ages of eight to 18, the true spirit of karate. It offers practical tips to help children gain the confidence and tools they need to avoid being victimized without resorting to violence. |
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Fight for Honor (Karate
Club, No 1)
by Carin Greenberg Baker
The Midvale Karate Dojo is the after-school home for the three Jenkins brothers. Lee, Michael, and Jeremy practice hard to perfect their kicks, blocks, and karate discipline. To them, karate is more than a simple sport--it's a way to learn about themselves. Fast-paced, full of exciting karate action and plots sure to attract young readers. |
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Fighting The Invisible Enemy
by Dr. Terrence Webster-Doyle
This book contains exciting, fun stories and activities to help you and your children understand how conditioned thinking prevents peace. Book contains 164 pages. |
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Flight of the Golden Eagle
by Terrence Webster-Doyle
Illustrated by Rod Cameron
These stories appeal to martial artists of all styles as a way of creating an understanding of how to leave with dignity, caring and beauty in their lives. Book is fully illustrated and contains 108 pages. |
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Get Going! Martial Arts
Tae Kwon
Do, Judo, Karate, Kung Fu
by Neil
Morris |
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Grounded for
Life?
(The Cool Karate School)
by Alex Simmons, Alan Tiegreen (Illustrator), Steve Demasco |
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I Know Karate
(My
First Hello Reader! With Flash Cards)
by Mary Packard, Dee De Rosa |
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Jackie Chan Adventures
Read the first four stories in Jackie's exciting adventure. The four books included are: Enter...the Viper, Sign of the Ox, Jade's Secret Power and The Dark Hand. Every book comes with a cool trading card and a personal letter from Jackie!
Approx. 50 pages each |
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Jojos
Flying Sidekick
by Brian
Pinkney (Illustrator)
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Julie the Karate
Kid (Sweet Valley Kids, 52)
by Molly Mia Stewart, Francine Pascal |
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Karate Boy
by Ann Morris |
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Karate Kids Want To Win! Karate
Kids, Book 1
by: Alex
Simmons, Alan
Tiegreen |
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Karate
for Kids (Martial Arts for Kids Series)
by Robin
L. Rielly |
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The Karate
Class Mystery
by Elizabeth Levy |
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The Karate
Clue (Frank and Joe Hardy - The
Clues Brothers , No 2)
by Franklin W. Dixon
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The Karate
Coloring Book
by Tina Johnson |
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Karate Dancer
by Doris Buchanan Smith |
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Karate Girl
by Mary Leary (Illustrator) |
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Karate Hour
by Carol
Nevious, Bill
Thomson,
Marshall
Cavendish, Carol
Nevius
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Karate Stickers
by Bob Censoni |
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Kung Fu For Young People
by Ted Mancuso And Frank Hill
This book is for the budding martial artist under 12 years old. Presents the history and techniques of kung fu. Book is fully illustrated by Frank Hill and contains 96 pages. |
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Legends
of the Martial Arts Masters
by Susan
Lynn Peterson |
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Little Jay
Learns Karate
by George A. Dillman, Kimberly F. Dillman,
Chris Thomas, da Rosandich |
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The Martial Arts Training Diary For Kids!
by Dr. Art Brisacher.
Helps young martial artists record their journey from white belt to black and beyond. The Martial Arts Training Diary for Kids! will provide hours of entertainment for every young martial artist, regardless of style or rank. Softcover book contains 96 pages. |
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Martial Arts Guide for Parents
by Dr. Terrence Webster-Doyle
Included in this excellent, informative book are: Mental martial arts skills. Chart of non-violent alternatives. Active family role plays. Other creative activities that parents and children can work through together. Book contains 126 pages. |
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Martial Arts Masters - Black Belt Warriors For Peace
By Dr. Terrence Webster-Doyle
This book will help to teach young people such important values as courtesy, honesty, order, respect, and responsibility. It can also help parents, teachers, counselors, and school adminitrators who are looking for effective ways to help young people understand and resolve conflict peacefully. Book contains 128 pages. |
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Master of Karate
(Choose
Your Own Adventure: 108)
by Richard Brightfield |
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Maze of the Fire Dragon
by Terrence Webster-Doyle. Illustrated by Rob Cameron
This book teaches the importance of resolving conflict peacefully and acting intelligently. A must for martial artists of all ages. A Martial Arts For Peace Book published by Atrium Society of Middlebury, VT. Softcover book is fully illustrated and contains 108 pages. |
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My First Martial Arts Book
by Dr. Terrence Webster-Doyle
A book for young people ages 4 to 8 on Martial Arts for Peace that can help them understand and resolve conflict without violence. Book contains 32 pages. |
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One Encounter One Chance
by Dr. Terrence Webster-Doyle.
This book takes a fresh look at the traditional principles of karate and especially a concept fundamental to all martial arts - that of the 'empty self'. It looks at peaceful resolution of conflicts. Book contains 221 pages. |
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Peeling the
Onion
by Wendy Orr |
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Respect: The Martial Arts Code Of Conduct
by Dr. Terence Webster-Doyle
The Martial Art Code of Conduct is the foundation of all martial artists, emphasizing living a life of good will and peace. Written for children aged 4 to 9, this book helps promote manners and social skills.30 Pages. |
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Samurai Principles and Practices:
Helping Preteens & Teens in School, Sports, Social Activities and in Choosing Careers
by Boyé Lafayette De Mente |
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Self-Defense For Kids
by Ursula Escher
Unique and informative book with easy-to-follow, step-by-step color photographs is produced just for kids. It teaches important safety tips, practical and easy to learn Martial Arts applications and more. The pages are colorful and children will learn by reading or looking at the pictures. 47 pages. |
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Sword of the
Samurai: Adventure Stories from Japan
by Eric A. Kimmel |
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Tae Kwon Do For Kids
by Keith D. Yates, 8th Degree Black Belt, and Bryan Robbins, 6th Degree Black Belt.
Includes pictures of every basic position a beginner has to master.
Softcover book contains 96 pages. |
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The Case of
the Karate Chop (Clue Jr., No 9)
by Parker C. Hinter (Creator), Diamond Studio (Illustrator), Della Rowland |
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The Kids' Karate
Book & Karate Belt
by Michael J. Dunphy |
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The Next Karate
Kid
by B. B. Hiller |
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To Catch a
Thief
by Carin Greenberg Baker |
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Tug of War
by Dr. Terrence Webster-Doyle
A powerful and interactive book which helps children recognize the roots of prejudice, nationalism, racism, and other forms of conditioned thinking that create conflict. Full of practical ways kids can contribute to peacemaking. Book contains 112 pages. |
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Welcome to My Dojo
by Alex Levin. |
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We Want to
Win! (The Cool Karate School)
by Alex Simmons (Contributor), Steve Demasco, Alan Tiegreen |
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Why Is Everybody Always Picking On Me
by Terrence Webster-Doyle
Illustrated by Rod Cameron
Stories, games and activities are used to help young people get acquainted with the art of karate. A Martial Arts For Peace Book published by Atrium Society of Middlebury, VT. Benjamin Franklin Award winner. Softcover book is fully illustrated and contains 90 pages. |
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Why Is Everybody Always Picking On Us?
by Dr. Terrence Webster-Doyle
For ages 8 to 14 concerned about being picked on. Filled with sensible advice, stories and insights about how to peacefully cope with prejudice. Book contains 158 pages. |
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Eleven-year-old Patrick McKay has dedicated more than half of his life to the study of martial arts. When he noticed the number of reports in the news about bullying, he wanted to do something to help kids defend themselves. He used his talents to accomplish his mission by developing a video series called The Best Defense. The first video in the series, The Bully Factor, is being released soon.
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