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  Jack Gets Zapped

  Mac Barnett

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  Hi, Jack! Jack is a good guy, but he can also be bad. In this book: • Jack plays a video game. • There is a big zap! • Jack gets trapped in the TV. Who will save Jack?

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  Diary Of A Noob Steve Book 2 -...

  MC Steve

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  *When some unexpected visitors show up at your door, things can get slimy…* 
  Strange things are happening in Noob Steve's town. It hasn't rained in weeks, but* even stranger*, mysterious blocks of slime seem to have become smitten with the adventure loving, kind-hearted young man. His studious friend Charles has informed Steve that this definitely isn't the norm. The slime seem to want Steve to go somewhere, and Steve has decided to honor their request and follow. 
  Through swamps and forests, Steve will find adventure in every direction, but will also have a chance meeting with a sweet young lady named Courtney who has agreed to join him as he is led by the Slime on an unexpected adventure. What the two don't know is that although things seem strange, everything is about to get *a lot stranger*… 
  What is causing the bizarre change in weather, and why are the blocks of slime so anxious to lead Steve on this journey? You will have to read “Mysterious Slimes” to find out! 
  A lovely tale of friendship and honor, Slime is full of fun surprises and mystery and is the perfect holiday gift for any young fan of Minecraft.

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  Mermaids And Fairy Dust

  Christiane Kerr

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  A stunning MP3 Download designed to help children relax and to enhance feelings of happiness and contentment. Focussing on little girls of all ages, there are four sections, from Creative Meditations which includes Fairy Relaxation and Little Princess to Soothing Meditations including Blowing Away your Worries and Bubble of Love. This beautiful new product is available directly from Diviniti Publishing or through major wholesalers.
  
  These beautiful, relaxing Children's Meditation MP3 Downloads are the inspiration of Christiane Kerr. As well as practicing and teaching yoga for over 15 years, Christiane is an experienced Montessori teacher. She started to run relaxation courses for children in 1999 when she founded Calm For Kids. Her work has been featured in the national press and on television. Christiane runs classes for some of London's leading yoga studios and teaches in schools from nursery to secondary level. She currently runs adult courses and children's workshops in West London where she lives with her children. These lovely meditations can be enjoyed by adults too especially where relaxation and visualization can enhance an overall feeling of well-being.

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  Time for a Trim

  Jennifer Reed

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  This Title Is Set On A Farm Where All The Animals And Even The Farmer's Son Are Afraid To Get Their Coats, Hooves, Or Hair Trimmed. One By One They Comply And Are Amazed At How Much Better They Feel And How There Was Never A Need To Be Afraid In The First Place.

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  Strega Nona

  Tomie dePaola

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  Mix together an old witch, her magic pasta pot, and a greedy boy. What do you get? Mischief, wild adventure, and a big helping of fun! All the people in the little town of Calabria go to old Strega Nona for solutions to their troubles. From aching heads to broken hearts-Strega Nona can cure them all. But when she hires a lumbering boy named Big Anthony to help her, Strega Nona's own troubles begin. Award-winning children's author Tomie dePaola offers an original tale that will have listeners of all ages laughing out loud, especially with John McDonough's gentle narration. He highlights all the whimsical humor of this charming story.

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  Task of Kayin

  William Morrison

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  Task of Kayin by William Morrison - From out beyond the second sun he came; a fugitive from a dead and sterile world ... seeking solace, friends, a home, on Earth—a planet of even greater terrors. 
  The sensation of which he was most conscious was that of loneliness. He was no longer very much afraid, and sometimes he even thought that his enemies back home were no longer hunting for him. But in the midst of these strange creatures he learned that there was one thing worse than open hostility, and that was indifference. They had no more interest in him than they had in each other, and even though their indifference increased his own chances for safety, it was a chilling thing none the less. 
  He knew that though they were like him superficially, they were intensely different within. He stood at a street corner trying to fathom the difference, while the crowds surged about him, buffeting him from side to side. They seemed to have no idea of personal dignity. He still understood their language only imperfectly, and spoke it with difficulty, but he had learned, in a primitive way, to read their faces, and during this time of day, at least, their faces told of a strain and fear all their own, of an uncertainty even greater than his. They were going home from work, and they were afraid of countless trifles—that something unpleasant might happen, that they might not get seats on their conveyances, that bad news might greet them when they arrived. 
  He stared with fascination at a heap of newspapers spread out on the corner stand. He could guess the purpose of these layers of white sheets covered with black or red symbols, but he could not yet interpret them, and he had no idea whether any one had seen or reported his ship. It was almost certain that some one had observed a shooting star, but the chances were very much against any observation having been made of the star’s slow, dark drift to earth.

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