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  Grumpy Town

  Bradley T. Morris

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  In Grumpy Town, where frowns hold sway, 
  Grown-ups and screens disallow play. 
  But one auspicious day, the power went down. 
  Laughter returns, and fun is found. 
  Silly City emerges from the grumpy debris, 
  As toots and laughter set everyone free. 
  A tale for our times spun in a silly way. 
  So dive in and listen to Grumpy Town today!

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  The Most Perfect Persimmon

  Hannah Chung

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  In this charming debut, a Korean American girl harvests a perfectly ripe persimmon that she can’t wait to share with Grandma. 
   
  When Joo Hong harvests a beautiful persimmon from her mom’s garden, she can’t wait to give it to her Grandma who is visiting from far away. However, the days leading up to her arrival feel like forever—and the persimmon is looking less and less perfect as time passes by.  
  What can Joo Hong do to make sure it’s perfectly ripe—and not mushy and wrinkly—for Grandma’s visit?  
   
  A tender story about three generations of Korean women and one perfect persimmon, this debut from author-illustrator Hannah Chung shows that even when things don’t go as planned, something even better may be in store. 
   
  "Little ones fixated on the idea of perfection will find a kindred spirit in Joo Hong … A delectable tale that will guide young readers to reexamine their own perceptions."—Kirkus Reviews

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  Three Jumps to Sorry - A Yom...

  Amy Novit

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  Hannah was delightful―except when she wasn’t. The day before Yom Kippur, Hannah kicks a soccer ball in the living room and breaks her mother’s glass apple. Her wise mother, deciding to teach her a lesson in a fun way, writes the numbers 1, 2 and 3 on pieces of paper and puts them on the floor. She shows Hannah how to hop her way through the three steps of an apology: admitting you did something wrong, feeling bad about what you did, and then trying never to do it again. A lesson for Yom Kippur and every day.

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  The Best Adult Jokes Ever -...

  Midealuck Publishing

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  THE BEST ADULT JOKES EVER is a compilation of funny stories and Jokes for adults on many homely and private matters to get laughing tears and giggles out of all those closest to you. 
  As you might be a little sick in your head, a good laugh is the best remedy for everything, and this audiobook delivers just that! With everything from embarrassing and funny situation from the darkest corners in the house to full-story jokes and hilarious memories, with this audiobook you are sure to find laughter and humour for any occasion that will delight most of your family and friends. Uncensored humor about anything or anyone is the core of this collection, because comedy is universal and there is nothing off limits in this audiobook! 
  The jokes and stories in this audiobook might even help those who still suffer, actually they are so good that even those with memory lapses will remember them! 
  THE BEST ADULT JOKES EVER is a perfect gift for adults who appreciate a good laugh! 
  Get this perfect gift now and finish the day with a laughter!

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  That Shakespeare Kid

  Michael LoMonico

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  Middle school students Emma and Peter are assigned Act I of Romeo and Juliet to read for homework. Peter wants to get a better copy than his tattered paperback. So he climbs up onto a chair in his mother’s study to retrieve her heavy Riverside Shakespeare. Just as he tugs on it, the chair moves and the book hits him on the head. When Peter regains consciousness, he can speak only in lines from Shakespeare. So instead of saying a simple "hello," he might say something like, "How dost thou?" or instead of a simple "goodbye" he might say, "Parting is such sweet sorrow." 
  Emma Malcolm narrates this appealing young adult fantasy. She describes herself and her neighbor Peter Marlowe as “happy nerds.” Yet when Peter suddenly becomes unable to speak modern English, everything changes. As hard as Peter tries to speak for himself, his words come out as Shakespeare’s own. His strange speech irritates Emma at the school bus stop and embarrasses her in the baseball stadium. Emma thinks so, too, but she soon realizes that he cannot help himself. However, when he discovers that he can text and instant message in modern English, Emma becomes his translator. 
  English is Peter’s favorite class, and Ms. Hastings is his favorite teacher. Ms. Hastings decides to guide the class even further into Shakespeare’s world. She determines to help them put on the 30-Minute version of Romeo and Juliet. Peter and Emma will be the leads, the play’s star-crossed lovers—after all, Romeo and Juliet were about their age. Emma has never kissed a boy, and she realizes that she is about to experience her first kiss in front of the whole school. 
  This engaging comedy introduces Shakespeare’s language gracefully, making it part of a light and charming fantasy about language and first love.

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  Parables of Jesus Book 8

  Paul A. Lynch

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  Luke 15: 11-31  
  The Prodigal Son  
  Jesus gave them a parable and said, “A man had two sons.” 
  “The younger son said to his father, Father, give me my inheritance from now.” 
  “The father gave his two sons their inheritance.” 
  “Some days later, the younger son packed his bags and went out of the country into another far country and there he spent his money foolishly.” 
  “Now when he had spent all his money in that same country came a great famine.” 
  “When this happened, he then began to be in need. He went and stayed with a citizen of that country, and he sent him out to work on the pig farm. He fed the pigs.” 
  “And he ate the food that was for the pigs because no one gave him anything to eat.” 
  “Then one day, he looked into himself and said, why am I here? How many of my father’s servants have enough bread to eat and I am here starving.” 
  “I will get up and go back home to my father and say, I am sorry, and I have sinned against heaven and against you. I am no longer worthy to be called your son but please make me a hired worker.”

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