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Record breakers

Daniel Gilpin

2011

Franklin's Nickname (A Franklin TV Storybook)

Paulette Bourgeois, Sharon Jennings

2004

Ready? Set. Raymond!

Vaunda Micheaux Nelson

2002

Lost and found

Rebecca Doughty

2005

Slow down, Sara!

Laura Driscoll

2003

Program WIND

United States. Forest Pest Management

1986

Sea noise vs. near and distant wave height and wind speed

W. L. Frisch

1966

Speed Limits

Mark C. Taylor

2014

Top 10 fastest

Ruth Owen

2010

The quantum velocity of light h and the unification of quantum and classical physics

John A. Mayes

1984

What's faster than a speeding cheetah?

Wells, Robert E.

1997

The donkey that went too fast

David Orme

2005

Can't catch me!

Timothy Knapman

2017

Time, distance, and speed

Marion Smoothey

1993

Seismic and acoustic velocities in reservoir rocks

A. M. Nur, Franklyn K. Levin

1989

The Flash, Vol. 2

Joshua Williamson

2017

Tables of sound speed in sea water

United States. Naval Oceanographic Office

1962

Decelerate blue

Adam Rapp

2009

Swim speed secrets

Sheila Taormina

2012

Sports speed

George B. Dintiman

1997

The best book of speed machines

Ian Graham

2002

Discovering the speed of light

Charles J. Caes

2012

Thomas and the jet engine

Richard Courtney

2009

How Do We Know the Speed of Light (Great Scientific Questions and the Scientists Who Answered Them)

Charles J. Caes

2001

Buzz Beaker and the super fast car

Cari Meister

2011

Speed machines

Steve Parker

2011

Training for speed, agility, and quickness

Vance Ferrigno, Juan Carlos Santana, Lee E. Brown

2000

Slow days, fast friends

Erik Brooks

2005

Need for speed

Sports Illustrated for Kids (Firm)

2010

Awesome things to draw

Shane Nagle

2008

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