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  A Hero for Plunkett Street -...

  Mary E. Furlong

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  Highlights presents A Hero for Plunkett Street written by Mary E. Furlong. Joe loves to draw superhero cartoon characters. He decides to draw Wonder Kid, a boy superhero who lives on Plunkett Street. Joe and his friends witness a bully picking on a small boy named Tony. Joe draws different ways the Wonder Kid could help Tony, but when Tony runs into the street in front of a bus to get away from the bully, Joe knows that it is he, not Wonder Kid, who must do something. Joe lets the school principal know what has been happening so that both Tony and the bully can get help.

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  Jack Zulu and the Girl with...

  S. D. Smith, J. C. Smith

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  The exciting follow-up to Jack Zulu and the Waylander's Key!  
  In Jack Zulu and the Girl With Golden Wings, Jack explores a new realm in this fantastic adventure that stretches beyond Earth and into a world on the edge of destruction. Jack must search for answers about his fallen father’s story and risk everything to save the cause at the lost city of gold.  
  A world in the balance.  
  A boy with a fateful choice.  
  A girl with golden wings.

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  Not Broken Just Changing - A New...

  Brittany Forrester

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  Are you navigating the emotional chaos of separation or divorce, and desperate for a better way forward? 
  Family breakdowns don't have to break you. In a world where divorce is often treated as a battleground, Not Broken, Just Changing offers a radically compassionate, practical, and forward-thinking approach to one of life's most difficult transitions. 
  In this book, you'll learn: 
  ·        Why traditional divorce often deepens wounds instead of healing them 
  ·        How family mediation can create lasting peace, not just legal closure 
  ·        Proven communication techniques to de-escalate conflict and build mutual understanding 
  ·        How to protect your children's emotional well-being during and after separation 
  ·        Tools to help you regain a sense of control, confidence, and calm through the process 
  Whether you're at the beginning of a separation, in the thick of legal disputes, or rebuilding after divorce, this book gives you more than just advice—it offers hope. 
  This isn't about fixing what's broken—it's about embracing change and creating a new future. 
  Buy your copy of Not Broken, Just Changing today—and take your first step toward a healthier, more peaceful separation.

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  Odds & Ends

  Amy Ignatow

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  The ragtag Odds crew’s useless gifts have gotten out of control. Farshad’s thumbs are so strong that just trying to send a text will break his phone, and Cookie can now send mental directions instead of just listening in on them with her telepathy. To make matters worse, a bunch of their less-than-gifted classmates have become town celebrities thanks to their suspiciously good exam results. But Jay and Nick realize that all these whiz kids have parents who work for Auxano, so they race off to find out what’s really going on. Fans won’t want to miss the conclusion to the adventures of this motley group of heroes and their patchwork powers!

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  Eva's Campfire Adventure (Owl...

  Rebecca Elliott

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  This adorable New York Times bestselling series is now availbable in audio format! Perfect for young girls who love friendship stories starring animal characters!Eva can't wait to go camping with her classmates! They pitch tents, eat yummy campfire treats, and build useful inventions. Best of all, they go on a treasure hunt through the forest. Join Eva and her friends as they work together to find the treasure!

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  The Artificial Man - The...

  Clare Winger Harris

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  The Artificial Man by Clare Winger Harris - Before David’s startled gaze the newcomer placed his right hand to his left shoulder and removed the left arm. He then proceeded to dismember himself until only a torso, head and one arm remained. 
  On the annals of surgery no case has ever left quite as horrible an impression upon the public as did that of George Gregory, a student of Austin College. Young Gregory was equally proficient in scholastic and athletic work, having been for two years captain of the football team, and for one year a marked success in intercollegiate debates. No student of the senior class of Austin or Decker will ever forget his masterful arguments as he upheld the affirmative in the question:—“Resolved that bodily perfection is a result of right thinking.” Gregory gave every promise of being one of the masterful minds of the age; and if masterful in this instance means dominating, he was that—and more. Alas that his brilliant mentality was destined to degradation through the physical body—but that is my story. 
  	It was the Thanksgiving game that proved the beginning of George’s downfall. Warned by friends that he would be wise to desist from the more dangerous physical sports, he laughingly—though with unquestionable sincerity—referred to the context of his famous debate, declaring that a correct mental attitude toward life—he had this point down to a mathematical correctness—rendered physical disasters impossible. His sincerity in believing this was laudable, and so far his credence had stood him in good stead. No one who saw his well-proportioned six-foot figure making its way through the opponents’ lines, could doubt that the science of thinking rightly was favorably exemplified in young Gregory.

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