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  Do I Have to Chew with My Mouth...

  Sequoia Kids Media

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  Morgan, Marley, and Max are hungry for dinner! Their rumbly tummies better not make them forget their table manners, though—especially if they want dessert. This book is perfect for helping terrific kids remember their table manners!

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  Adventures of Mac and Rowdy -...

  Madeline Olson-Moore

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  Once again, we join our 2 beloved characters on their next adventure, going to a birthday party. What can go wrong there, you say? A beautiful dragon cake that has smoke coming out his nose, a dragon pinata, a dragon waterslide with a water shooting cannon, and an adventurous turtle can cause a lot of chaos. Toys on a top shelf of a big toy store, toys that make a lot of noise, and shelving that isn't screwed in properly can only bring disaster when Rowdy is around. Check out this exciting and comical story from our guys, Mac and Rowdy, and see if your birthday parties go any better! Sit back, have some laughs, and enjoy the escapades of Mac and Rowdy!

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  Paul Martin and the legend of...

  Georges Alexander Vagan

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  An ancient legend, a dreadful secret that will someday become reality and destroy the liar. A little girl, turned out to be stronger than the mighty demon. The answer always lies within the question, and the end of the story is right where it began!

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  Morgue Ship

  Ray Bradbury

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  Morgue Ship by RAY BRADBURY - This was Burnett's last trip. Three more shelves to fill with space-slain warriors—and he would be among the living again. 
  He heard the star-port grind open, and the movement of the metal claws groping into space, and then the star-port closed. 
  There was another dead man aboard the Constellation. 
  Sam Burnett shook his long head, trying to think clearly. Pallid and quiet, three bodies lay on the cold transparent tables around him; machines stirred, revolved, hummed. He didn't see them. He didn't see anything but a red haze over his mind. It blotted out the far wall of the laboratory where the shelves went up and down, numbered in scarlet, keeping the bodies of soldiers from all further harm. 
  Burnett didn't move. He stood there in his rumpled white surgical gown, staring at his fingers gloved in bone-white rubber; feeling all tight and wild inside himself. It went on for days. Moving the ship. Opening the star-port. Extending the retriever claw. Plucking some poor warrior's body out of the void. 
  He didn't like it any more. Ten years is too long to go back and forth from Earth to nowhere. You came out empty and you went back full-cargoed with a lot of warriors who didn't laugh or talk or smoke, who just lay on their shelves, all one hundred of them, waiting for a decent burial. 
  "Number ninety-eight." Coming matter of fact and slow, Rice's voice from the ceiling radio hit Burnett. 
  "Number ninety-eight," Burnett repeated. "Working on ninety-five, ninety-six and ninety-seven now. Blood-pumps, preservative, slight surgery." Off a million miles away his voice was talking. It sounded deep. It didn't belong to him anymore.

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  Winnie-the-Pooh

  A. A. Milne

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  “Sometimes the smallest things take up the most room in your heart.” 
  Winnie-the-Pooh is a loveable bear with a forest full of friends: Piglet, Kanga & Roo, Tigger, Eeyore, and many more. This well-known cast of characters was inspired by the toys belonging to author A.A. Milne’s son Christopher Robin, himself a character in Milne’s writing. 
  Throughout this collection, each of the characters faces their own set of adventures. Join Pooh as he goes in search of Eeyore’s lost tail, which looks suspiciously like Owl’s new bell-rope. Cheer on little Piglet as he ventures into the woods to trap an elephant-like Heffalump. Take a snack break with Winnie-the-Pooh, who is always in search of honey to satisfy the “rumbly” in his tummy. 
  The stories in this collection don’t follow a set sequence. It can be enjoyed from start to finish, or listeners can choose to bounce around from one story to another. No matter where your listening leads you, Winnie-the-Pooh is certain to find a place in your heart. The simple but profound wisdom in these stories is familiar to children and serves as a gentle reminder to adults to appreciate the small things in life.

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  Little Red Riding Hood

  Charles Perrault

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  "Little Red Riding Hood" by Charles Perrault tells of a young girl who comes across a cunning wolf on the way to her grandmother's home. The wolf deceives both her and her grandmother and eats them, a grim ending for the protagonist of the story.
  This version, by Charles Perrault, was first published in France in 1697.

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