Flood on the Buffalo - Williams, Pete
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Jeff and Mike have had many float trips on the Buffalo River in Northern Ark with their parents. Now they will celebrate their high school graduation with a full week of canoeing; just the two of them. Little do they know that two other boys will soon join them. These two boys, from New York City, have never been in a canoe. When a flood strands the four of them, they must overcome one obstacle after another as they fight for their survival.

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Jeff and Mike have had many float trips on the Buffalo River in Northern Ark with their parents. Now they will celebrate their high school graduation with a full week of canoeing; just the two of them. Little do they know that two other boys will soon join them. These two boys, from New York City, have never been in a canoe. When a flood strands the four of them, they must overcome one obstacle after another as they fight for their survival.
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Pete Williams is not just a small business owner, entrepreneur and Professor-of-Practice at Deakin Business School.He's also a dedicated husband, father to two boys (one of whom is neurodiverse), and the Chair of WeRide Australia.Pete is known for his innovative approaches to business growth through the global movement that is the 7 Levers Framework, as detailed in his award-winning book 'Cadence: A Tale of Fast Business Growth'.In his latest book, 'duck YEAH!', Pete draws from the whirlwind of juggling various roles and hats to offer a cheeky yet insightful look at managing life's chaotic demands. Pete invites readers to recalibrate their priorities and rediscover the joy of living a life worth giving a duck - and a fuck - about. Whether it's navigating the pressures of entrepreneurship, academia, advocacy, or family life, Pete brings a fresh perspective on what it means to manage our daily "ducks" effectively.