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Big Sister and Little Bear
Riding a bike is nice. But if your bike is chained with a heavy lock and you've lost the key, you're in a pickle. Especially if you want to ride your bike to school the next morning. This is what happened to Lisa. She was searching everywhere for the key to her bike. But she wasn't finding it.
She asked her Mom and Dad, “Did you see my bicycle key?” They hadn't.
She called to her little brother, “Tim, did you see my bicycle key?” But he didn't hear her. “I wonder what he's doing,” she thought as she poked her head through the door of his room.
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