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  Whispers from the Elder Tree's...

  Hoang Nguyen

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  From the elder tree's roots in Sylvandar's heartwood, where ent's ancient whispers guide the forest's pulse and nymphs blossom in petal-kissed springs, ent Thorne imparts wisdom to nymph Lirael, whose romance unfolds like vines in his timeless embrace. Their blossoming love, rooted in bark oaths and root-shared secrets, nurtures the wood—or stirs a blight from encroaching axes. As they wander root labyrinths and canopy-shaded groves, guarded by thorn sentinels and logger spirits, Thorne's ent wisdom entwines with Lirael's floral vitality, revealing an elder prophecy of rooted harmony. When a felled branch summons rot creepers, they must whisper renewal to heal the tree. In the depth of root whispers, where every bark holds history and every petal sighs with new life, their romance becomes the bloom that sustains the ancient wild.

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  Sonya and James - Bedtime story...

  Katja Runow

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  At night, everyone goes to bed. Or perhaps not everyone? Let's go on a journey with Sonya the snowy owl, to find out who does not sleep at night, and to look at the Star Owl together. Off we go!

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  Jo Jo Makoons: Fancy Pants

  Dawn Quigley

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  Filled with lots of glitter, raised pinkies, and humorous misunderstandings, this second book in the Jo Jo Makoons series—written by Dawn Quigley—is filled with the joy of a young Ojibwe girl discovering her very own special shine from the inside out.  
  First grader Jo Jo Makoons knows how to do a lot of things, like how to play jump rope, how to hide her peas in her milk, and how to be helpful in her classroom. 
  But there’s one thing Jo Jo doesn’t know how to do: be fancy. She has a lot to learn before her Aunt Annie’s wedding! 
  Favorite purple unicorn notebook in hand, Jo Jo starts exploring her Ojibwe community to find ways to be fancy. 
  The Heartdrum imprint centers a wide range of intertribal voices, visions, and stories while welcoming all young readers, with an emphasis on the present and future of Indian Country and on the strength of young Native heroes. In partnership with We Need Diverse Books. 
  Supplemental enhancement PDF accompanies the audiobook.

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  The Sky in July

  Alessandro Rizzo

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  Embark on a breathtaking journey with "The Sky in July", a tale that weaves the innocence of childhood with the unyielding courage of the human spirit. In the whimsical town of Willow Creek, a group of nine friends transcends the ordinary as they stitch together a dream of reaching the stars. 
  With echoes of the epic space odyssey of Apollo 13, and inspired by the cosmic intrigue of Carl Sagan's "Contact," this story unfolds an adventure that starts in a humble backyard. Here, dreams are the blueprints, and friendship is the fuel for a homemade spacecraft that challenges the very skies. 
  Witness the wonder of their backyard launch, feel the grip of the cosmos through a tiny porthole, and the strength of bonds that defy gravity. As our young heroes encounter a mysterious sphere that beckons with the pulse of the unknown, they plunge into an odyssey that tests their mettle and ignites their curiosity. 
  This narrative is a heart's whisper to the dreamers, a song of curiosity to the young at heart, and a testament to the explorer within each soul. The culmination is not merely a mission accomplished, but a silent nod to the moon, a beacon for dreams yet to unfold. 
  "The Sky in July" is more than a chronicle of a celestial venture; it's a reminder that the universe beckons to those who dare to answer its call. This novel invites you to cast your eyes heavenward and rediscover the joy of dreaming. Here begins a voyage not just through the stratosphere, but into the vastness of our own potential.

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  The story of the sleeping wolf -...

  Karine Dechaumelle

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  Dive into the tender, soothing journey of Loupi the little wolf, a story that helps your child fall asleep gently!  
  Follow Loupi, the happy little wolf, as he learns to calm his mind and fall asleep peacefully through the magic of gentle words and imagination. 
  Here's why this audio story is the perfect choice for your child's bedtime:It encourages relaxation and calm, transforming bedtime into a peaceful, soothing moment.It features engaging characters and a captivating story that will capture your child's attention while helping them prepare for sleep.It tackles the theme of friendship and mutual aid, with Loupi helping a lost owl to find his way back.It makes the evening ritual a moment of relaxation and bonding, creating an environment conducive to peaceful sleep. 
  Share a story that inspires tranquility, empathy and a love of nature in your child. Because every child deserves a peaceful night's sleep and sweet dreams! 
  Give your child this precious gift that says "I love you" and "sweet dreams". Immerse your child in Loupi's soothing journey with this captivating audio story.

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  The Ornaments

  Matty Selman

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  “The Ornaments” is a children’s story inspired by a unique and wonderful gift store tucked away on a side street in New York City.  That store, “Domus,” is owned by two caring individuals, Nicki and Luisa, who are featured in the book.  After the holidays each year, Nicki and Luisa travel the world, often meeting with craftspeople, artists, and especially women in business. Their travels frequently take them to tiny villages in Europe, Africa, and Asia.  When they return with their curated wonders, the shop becomes a “United Nations of Gifts!”  Entering “Domus,” you walk under a large willow branch that spreads across the shop’s entire ceiling.  From this spreading branch hang dozens of enchanting and charming ornaments that move in a breeze like a Calder mobile.  Creating a story for these ornaments was irresistible since the store is so story-like.  
“The Ornaments” is a story for children and adults, and its message of empathy, inclusion, and community is so urgent in today’s world. 

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