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  Python Programming for Kids:...

  Lily Anderson

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  Welcome to the exciting world of Python programming! "Python Programming for Kids: Getting Started - Fun and Easy Guide to Building Your First Programs" is your gateway to learning how to code in one of the most popular and beginner-friendly programming languages. This book is designed specifically for kids, offering clear explanations, engaging examples, and fun projects that make learning to code a joyful adventure. 
  Inside, you'll discover the basics of Python, from understanding variables, loops, and functions to exploring more advanced topics like file handling, debugging, and object-oriented programming. Each chapter builds on the previous one, helping you develop your skills step-by-step while keeping you entertained with exciting and relatable examples. 
  You'll get hands-on experience by building simple projects like games, calculators, and interactive applications. You'll learn valuable troubleshooting and debugging techniques along the way, ensuring you can confidently solve problems and improve your programs. 
  Whether you're entirely new to programming or looking to expand your knowledge, this book will guide you through the process with ease and enjoyment. Get ready to unleash your creativity and become a Python programmer with "Python Programming for Kids: Getting Started - Fun and Easy Guide to Building Your First Programs." Happy coding!

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  A Duel in Time - A Time Travel...

  Cidney Swanson

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  DaVinci's younger sister Klee has always played second fiddle to her twin Kahlo, but all of that changes when Klee decides to secretly travel back in time to save Alexander Hamilton's son Philip from dying in a duel. Unfortunately Klee didn't read the user's manual, and soon she's risking the lives of everyone she cares about in the 21st century for the sake of Alex and Eliza's rakishly handsome (and frustratingly stubborn) son Philip.

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  Money Magic: A Kid's Guide to...

  David Harris

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  Money isn’t just something grown-ups use—it’s something kids can learn to understand and manage, too! In this fun and interactive audiobook, young listeners will embark on a journey to discover how money works. They’ll learn where money comes from, how to budget, why saving is important, how investing can make money grow, and the power of generosity. Through easy-to-follow explanations and relatable examples, kids will gain the confidence to make smart money choices now and in the future. Perfect for children aged 10–12, Money Magic: A Kid's Guide to Earning, Saving, and Growing Money, turns financial literacy into an exciting adventure!

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  What the Ladybird Heard on Holiday

  Julia Donaldson

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  With a whole host of noisy zoo-animal characters to meet and even a cameo from the Queen, What the Ladybird Heard on Holiday is a fantastic rhyming adventure from stellar picture book partnership of Julia Donaldson and Lydia Monks – perfect for listening to at home, in the car, at bedtime, or any time at all!One fine day, in the middle of May,The ladybird went on holiday.Those two bad men, Lanky Len and Hefty Hugh, are back! They may be in the city instead of the farm, but they haven't changed their thieving ways. In fact, they're even more ambitious. They're planning to steal a monkey from the zoo and use it to pinch the Queen's crown. It's a pity for them that a certain crime-busting ladybird is holidaying in the very same city . . . and she's got a good idea that will ensure the dastardly pair won't get away with it!With slapstick action, zoo animal noises, and a special appearance from the Queen's corgis, all read aloud by actor and comedian Alexander Armstrong, What the Ladybird Heard on Holiday is a story you'll come back to time and time again.Enjoy more What the Ladybird Heard adventures: What the Ladybird Heard, What the Ladybird Heard Next, What the Ladybird Heard at the Seaside and What the Ladybird Heard at Christmas.

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  The Galactic Costume Party -...

  Trevor Hanes

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  The Galactic Costume Party is a sparkling middle-grade adventure brimming with heart, humor, and interstellar charm. Centered around Peter, an imaginative boy with a knack for exploration, and Zip, a friendly alien stranded on Earth, the story orbits around their blossoming friendship and collaborative efforts to host the most dazzling, out-of-this-world costume party ever seen. From crafting holographic invitations and building cardboard rockets to dancing under a sky of floating lanterns and exchanging magical Starstones, each chapter celebrates the joy of creativity, acceptance, and the universal power of connection. This uplifting tale not only explores the thrill of galactic games and alien feasts but also offers gentle lessons on teamwork, inclusion, and the enduring magic of friendship. A perfect pick for readers who love whimsical tales that blend science fiction with emotional resonance and party-ready imagination.

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  Pariah

  Milton Lesser

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  Pariah by Milton Lesser - Harry spent three years in space waiting to get home to Earth—and his family. They were waiting for him too—that is, for his corpse... 
  Captain Greene shook his shaggy head and studied Allerton with patient eyes. "You're making a mistake," he said. "You'll be back." 
  The inside of the spaceship was quiet now, not with the silence of the tomb, but with the silence of barely inaudible echoes as if Allerton might still be able to hear the crew clomping about the companionways on metal-shod feet if only he knew how to listen. He buried the notion under the sweet anticipation of homecoming and said, "I don't think so, Captain. This is what I want, right here." He tapped the comforting bulk of his wallet, bulging the metallic cloth of his tunic. 
  He was a gaunt, comical figure of a man, so long and lean that he stooped slightly at the waist and again at the shoulders, with a long, down-tipped nose which almost seemed to meet the thin-lipped mouth as he spoke. "What about you, Captain?" he said. He was still savoring the joy of his own return, letting it build up inside him like a slow fire fanned by barely enough air to keep it kindled. He hardly cared whether Captain Greene disembarked or not, but the captain's unexpected lack of enthusiasm was a splendid counter-point for his own emotions and he wanted to wring every last drop of joy from his homecoming. "All the men are gone," he went on. "This is Earth, Captain." 
  "I don't leave the ship much these days, Allerton. I've got to complete the log, you know, then do a little advance astronauting for the trip out. Anyway, none of the others are spacemen, Allerton. An old spacedog like me can smell 'em a mile away—the real ones. You've got the makings, all right."

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