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  Basteele the French Bulldog: My...

  Sharon Rojohn

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  Basteele has just been adopted and is moving home to be with his new human parents! Follow along as he tackles many new experiences, from moving to a new home, toilet training, going to school, and making new friends. 
  Basteele the French Bulldog is an easy and fun read for young children. Parents and pet owners alike will love that, in its own lighthearted spirit, it draws many parallels between raising a child and adopting a pet.

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  Debbie's Song

  Ellen Leventhal

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  Debbie Friedman always had music inside her, and she dreamed of using her love of singing to do what no one else had done before—create Jewish music that would welcome, include, and honor the whole Jewish community.

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  Creepy but Cool Fish

  Julie K. Lundgren

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  From young fish called fry, to the largest fish, the whale shark, kids get a look into how some fish adapt to their environment in order to survive - and why some fish look so weird!

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  Danger on the Stage

  Steven K. Smith

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  Could the race to solve a mysterious on-stage accident spell curtains for Sam, Derek, and Caitlin? 
  When the brothers join Caitlin and her parents on a weekend trip to the southwest Virginia town of Abingdon, they can’t wait to watch their favorite actor perform at the historic Barter Theatre. But in the middle of a performance of Red Riding Hood, something goes terribly wrong. 
  When the theater is shut down, the kids must get to the bottom of a sinister plot. What’s the connection to the threatening letters? Was it the ghost of Robert Porterfield, who opened the Barter back in 1933 when he offered shows to local patrons in exchange for produce? Is the Martha Washington Inn, the Civil War–era hotel across the street, really haunted? Do wolves still roam The Virginia Creeper Trail, where Daniel Boone’s hunting party was attacked in 1760? 
  Secrets from the past are hiding just off stage in the shadows. Can the kids uncover the truth before the theater’s final act, or will their names be next on the hit list? 
  Danger on the Stage is the eleventh book in The Virginia Mysteries series, but it can easily be read as a standalone. The story is the perfect complement to social studies units, field trips, and family vacations related to southwest Virginia, early American pioneer Daniel Boone, The Virginia Creeper and Appalachian Trails, theater, trains, forestry, and more. 
  If you enjoy mystery and adventure like the Hardy Boys, Nancy Drew, Magic Tree House, or National Treasure, you’ll love author Steven K. Smith’s exciting middle-grade series. The stories are modern-day fictional mysteries with twists of real locations and events from history. These fast-paced books are popular with both boys and girls ages 7-12, appealing to even reluctant readers!

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  Shadows over Martins Farm - Bibi...

  Markus Dittrich, Vincent Andreas

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  Nowhere is as beautiful as Martins Farm," assures Bibi, who loves spending summer vacations at the idyllic ranch with her best friend, Tina, and her beloved mare, Sabrina! But a shadow is cast over their summer fun when a big money contractor, Jake Overland, shows up on the farm. Convinced he has finally found the right place to build his luxury holiday resort, Count Falko von Falkenstein refuses to sell him the property, until a mysterious document suddenly appears. The clock is ticking as the fate of Martins Farm hangs in the balance.

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  MY SKIN IS LOVELY - The ABCs of...

  Shem Diana Moses

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                                   Welcome to Super Girl Shaya’s guide to her Superpowers! 
  All a parent wants in life is to ensure that their child knows how beautiful and powerful they are, despite how some may treat them. 
  As an author focused on writing empowering self-love stories and uplifting affirmations for black girls My Skin is Lovely will help your child understand that they are beautiful, powerful, and can achieve anything they set their minds to by using positive affirmations with the ABCs. They will learn that they should never hide who they are and that they should feel comfortable, confident, and beautiful in their own skin. 
  Teach your child that they can do anything in life, no matter what their background is, by using this fun, positive book that will ensure your child knows just how wonderful and bright they really are. 
  My Skin is Lovely is a wonderful book for young black girls and will teach them the importance of confidence in a world that may not put an importance on it. 
  My Skin is Lovely children's book is fun, uplifting and will make your little black girls feel empowered. It will be loved by your little princesses.❤️✅ #loveskin 
  On a personal note, I write and produce audiobooks you can enjoy together to ensure your little black Supergirl is not just comfortable with the color of her skin, but confident that her mahogany hue is absolutely stunning! I am following a calling to shift the conversation from a place of embracing inclusion to teaching pride.

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