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Rayan goes out to ride his bicycle. He follows older boys who lead him into trouble. When one of the boys has an accident, Rayan stays to help even though he is scared.
Let Us Read is a carefully graded reading scheme that helps learners of different abilities practice the language skills learnt in the main course. The learners will have an exciting time reading for pleasure as well as for language practice.
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