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  Bedtime Stories For Girls: A...

  Ella Swan

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  Ever wondered what happens when princesses and mermaids join forces to make sleep the ultimate adventure? Wonder no more with “Bedtime Stories for Girls”! 
  Ready to say goodbye to bedtime tantrums and hello to a sleep routine that even the Sandman would envy? 
  Tired of the nightly drama and longing for stories that turn bedtime into a giggly, fairy-tale affair? 
  Ever wished for a magic spell that could transform tearful eyes into ones full of dreamy anticipation? 
  We get it—kids can be a handful, especially during bedtime. And while you love them dearly, you’ll want nothing else than to have them settled in for the night while making sure you get your much-needed bonding time. 
  Lucky for you, there’s “Bedtime Stories for Girls”.  
  If you’re ready to dive into a world where bedtime becomes an adventure, then get ready to have your little one racing to put on their PJs! 
  Here’s what you’ll enjoy:Princess-Powered Dreams: Drift into a land where dreams are sprinkled with princess magic.Daily Life Lessons: Infuse bedtime with stories that entertain and teach, all while the Sandman nods in approval.Go From Drama to Dreamland: Trade the nightly saga for tales that promise peace, joy, and maybe a little bedtime dance. 
  And more! 
  If you’re constantly dreading another bedtime battle, then “Bedtime Stories for Girls” has all the charming, soothing tales you need for a good night’s sleep - GUARANTEED!Make bedtime the highlight of your child’s day by grabbing your own “Bedtime Stories for Girls” today!

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  Gunnison's Bonanza - No Gold No...

  Dick Purcell

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  Gunnison's Bonanza by Dick Purcell - All his life he had been searching for the big strike. But always he had failed. Now he had come to Mars—his last chance. This had to be—Gunnison's Bonanza by Dick Purcell. 
  Author Dick Purcell wrote six published stories in 1955 and 1956. His name might ring a bell, Dick Purcell appeared in more than 70 TV shows and movies in the 1930s and 1940s, but that was a different Dick Purcell. The author was born in 1908, the actor in 1905. As is frequently the case with early sci-fi authors we don’t know anything else about him. Peruse the pages of Imagination Stories of Science and Fantasy in June 1956 and you will discover Gunnison's Bonanza by Dick Purcell.

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  Doorstep

  Keith Laumer

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  Doorstep by Keith Laumer - The general was bucking for his other star—and this miserable contraption bucked right back! 
  Steadying his elbow on the kitchen table serving as desk, Brigadier General Straut leveled his binoculars and stared out through the second-floor window of the farmhouse at the bulky object lying canted at the edge of the wood lot. He watched the figures moving over and around the gray mass, then flipped the lever on the field telephone at his elbow. 
  "How are your boys doing, Major?" 
  "General, since that box this morning—" 
  "I know all about the box, Bill. So does Washington by now. What have you got that's new?" 
  "Sir, I haven't got anything to report yet. I have four crews on it, and she still looks impervious as hell." 
  "Still getting the sounds from inside?" 
  "Intermittently, General." 
  "I'm giving you one more hour, Major. I want that thing cracked." 
  The general dropped the phone back on its cradle and peeled the cellophane from a cigar absently. He had moved fast, he reflected, after the State Police notified him at nine forty-one last night. He had his men on the spot, the area evacuated of civilians, and a preliminary report on its way to Washington by midnight. At two thirty-six, they had discovered the four-inch cube lying on the ground fifteen feet from the huge object—missile, capsule, bomb—whatever it was. But now—several hours later—nothing new. 
  The field phone jangled. Straut grabbed it up.

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  A Lantern in Her Hand

  Bess Streeter Aldrich

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  The classic story of Abbie and Will Deal—pioneers who left everything behind for a new life on America's frontier.Abbie Mackenzie dreamed of becoming a fine lady like her aristocratic grandmother, devoting herself to music and art. But at eighteen Abbie found a different dream, turning away from the promise of a comfortable life as a doctor's wife to marry handsome, quiet Will Deal. Together, they eagerly accepted the challenge of homesteading in Nebraska territory, where the prairies stretched as far as the eye could see, and only the strongest survived for long.For over 90 years, people have cherished Abbie's story—an inspiring story of struggle against unexpected perils, of love, of the land she helped nurture, and the family she raised.

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  The Enchanted Snow Globe - A...

  Mustapha Benarousse

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  The Enchanted Snow Globe is a magical adventure that follows a brave young girl named Emily, who unexpectedly finds herself transported into a magical world inside an old snow globe. In this enchanting village where Christmas is forever, Emily embarks on a thrilling journey with her new friends—Jingle the Elf and Sparkle the Reindeer—to uncover the mystery behind the missing Christmas star that powers the village's magical tree. 
  As they face challenges like the Frost Giants and treacherous icy paths, Emily learns valuable lessons in courage, kindness, and the power of a pure heart. Throughout her journey, she discovers that true magic lies not in grand gifts or decorations but in the simple acts of goodness and love that we share with others. 
  This heartwarming story is filled with unforgettable moments of friendship, bravery, and holiday spirit, inspiring readers to believe in the magic of kindness and the importance of family and community. The Enchanted Snow Globe is a captivating tale that reminds us that the true essence of Christmas is found in the warmth of our hearts and the joy we bring to those around us.

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  Short Snorter

  Charles Einstein

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  Short Snorter by Charles Einstein - His saucer was parked in the woods, and Mr. Steariot (from Venus) was parked in the lobby.... 
  Three paths led through the woods away from the resort hotel, and of the three two were clearly marked: one with a sign that said it led to the lake, the other pointing toward the golf links. The third pathway was unmarked, and this was the one that inevitably the lovers and the honeymooners took—the path that Alice and Fred Daniels followed today. 
  The sun was unusually warm for this time of year, but only a few yards along the pathway Fred and Alice were swallowed up by the great and near-great trees of the forest. The sunlight was, except for an occasional patch of light here and there, warded away by the foliage above. The forest was very quiet. The pathway bridged a silent brook, and then, perhaps a third of a mile into the woods, turned abruptly to the left and the woods became even more dense, the pathway narrow. 
  Through the trees to the right at this point was a clearing, an unusual grassy circle perhaps sixty yards in diameter. It was not the clearing itself, however, but, instead, the glint of color in the sunlight that caused Fred and Alice to stop and look. 
  Alice said, "Fred, what is that?" 
  "Don't know," he said. "Something red. Let's look." 
  The two of them turned off the path and made their way through a dismal barrage of thicket to the clearing that lay beyond. When they got there, they saw the circular object—vehicle might be a better word. It was possibly fifteen yards in diameter. It seemed to be made of three rings, smaller ones bottom and top and the larger one ribbing the center, and to be constructed of some kind of plastic. Between the central and upper rings were set a series of small windows. The entire thing was painted a gaudy red. 
  "What do you think it is?" Fred said.

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