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  Complete Nonsense

  Edward Lear

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  The full collection of Nonsense poems by the father of nonsense poetry, Edward Lear. Come with me and experience fantastical vignettes of unscrupulous individuals as only Edward Lear can present them. Come find yourself in indescribable predicaments with equally hilarious resolutions. Edward Lear has taken great pains for this to be fun for the whole family, and by Jove, I believe I have taken the same care in preparing it for you to laugh at, so come! Come one and all and enjoy the novelty that is Edward Lear's Complete Nonsense.

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  My Weirdtastic School #12: Mrs...

  Dan Gutman

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  In the final book of the sixth arc of the My Weird School series, which has sold more than 37 million copies worldwide, A.J. and Andrea are off to Dirk School as part of a student exchange program. But will they be able to handle their new teacher and all her clowning around? 
  A.J. and his friends may have thought Ella Mentry School was weird, but they’re in for a big surprise. Principal Stoker has to choose two students to send to Ella Mentry’s rival school—Dirk School—for a month. Guess who she picks? 
  Now, A.J. and Andrea are learning from Mrs. Towne, who is a real-life clown! But what can they do if Mrs. Towne isn’t as happy as her makeup—and joking around—makes her seem?

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  AntiRacist - What your baby...

  May Francis

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  The world we live in is, sadly, one where we feel the need to validate our origins and identity in all the wrong ways. There is now a call for radical change in racist mindsets. It's easy to assume that the only racists to be wary of are those who are outspoken and demonstrate their hatred openly and violently. 
  But what about the not so obvious instances of racism? The existence of the kind that is insidious, covert, and just as deadly as blatant hatred? How do we fix it? How do we find out how we ourselves are being racist or adding fuel to the fire without realizing it? What can we do to stop it? How do we guarantee a future that is accepting of everyone, regardless of their race? 
  The fact of the matter is that change can only begin when you have a firm grasp of the problem. This book helps you understand all you need to know about the evils of racism, and it acts as a beacon of hope in the particularly troubling times we live in. 
  Things can be better. Things will be better. The world can become a better, more accepting, non-discriminating place. How can you be a fundamental part of making this happen? Read this book to find out.

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  The Mood Swing

  B.R. Duray

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  THE MOOD SWING is a whimsical and heartwarming tale that takes young readers on a magical journey through the emotional ups and downs of grief. The story follows a young boy, named Peter, as he navigates the challenging emotions tied to loss after the death of his father. A magical swing, tethered to a Moon Tree, propels Peter into fantastical adventure that mirror his emotions. When Peter is happy, with both of his parents by his side, he blasts off into a fantastical adventure through Outer Space a dream come true! When he returns a year later without his father, the swing descends, plunging Peter into a pit of quicksand. But soon, with the help of his mother, and a reminder that his father is never far, Peter learns to find the balance and simply enjoy riding the swing.Through its delightful narrative and engaging illustrations, THE MOOD SWING aims to provide solace, hope, and joy to families, especially in difficult times.

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  Cinnamon

  Neil Gaiman

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  A perfect story from the Newbery Medal-winning and New York Times bestselling author of American Gods and Norse Mythology, Neil Gaiman. 
  A talking tiger is the only one who may be able to get a princess to speak in this story set in a mythic India.

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  The Boy with 17 Senses

  Sheila Grau

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  To the people of planet Yipsmix, words have tastes, numbers have distinct personalities, and emotions have color and shape. Jaq Rollop, who lives on Yipsmix with his mother and grandfather, is having a particularly hard time. His next-door neighbors are bullies, his family’s crops are dying, and his mom is making him sell his beloved pet so they can buy food. Things go from bad to worse when Jaq is tricked into trading his pet for a useless old key. His mom is furious, and Jaq feels gloomier than a 38, which everyone knows is a very sad number. 
   
  But then something strange happens. It turns out the seemingly worthless key contains a hidden map … and it leads Jaq through a wormhole to a terrifying and magical land. A land full of riches, overwhelming sensations, and giants. The name of this mysterious place? Earth.

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