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  Who Wants to Be a Flower Girl?

  Sally Speer Leber

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  When the narrator is asked to be a flower girl at her cousin's wedding, she thinks she would rather play ball. When she has to try on dresses, she asks if she can wear jeans. At the wedding in the park, she is afraid her friends might see her and laugh. Instead, everyone smiles at her, and she is glad to be part of such a special day.

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  Where Can I Hide? - Adventures...

  Marileta Robinson

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  Spot tries to hide but Tommy finds him and takes him for his bath.

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  Families Around the World

  Clare Lewis

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  This book looks at the rich diversity of family life around the world. Through simple text and stunning photographs, it introduces children to similarities found in families in different cultures, and honors differences.

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  Armadillo's Song

  Unknown Unknown

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  South American folklore binds traditions of Native Americans and Europeans. It includes stories of creatures of the jungle leading hunters and wanderers astray, lurking them into their dens, brutal, merciless. But other stories are touching, edifying and inspiring, and the one below is one of the latter. This is a story of an armadillo who heard other animals singing and, enchanted with the beauty of music, desperately wished to sing as good as frogs, crickets, canaries… But all he could hear as an answer was that armadillos could not sing. Finally he decided to ask a magician for help and told him its dream, but the magician refused, for the price the armadillo had to pay was too huge. This is a charming story, of the one who had been following his dream and had never surrendered.

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  Therizinosaurus - A First Look

  Jeri Ranch

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  The Therizinosaurus had claws that were as long as baseball bats! With full-color images and easy-to-read text, readers can discover how the features of this dinosaur helped it survive.

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  Helen Roseveare - Mama Luka

  Janet Benge, Geoff Benge

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  When she arrived at a clinic, usually five hundred, sometimes a thousand people were there to greet her. Helen's reputation as the unstoppable Mama Luka had gone before her - she could do more to heal a sick child or baby than all the witch doctors in the area combined. This was the work God had called her to pioneer, and that belief encouraged her. Helen Roseveare served as a medical missionary in the Congo during one of the most chaotic periods in the nation's history. Arriving in 1953, Helen felt God lay on her heart the task of training future nurses to provide desperately needed medical care in the Congo. Helen worked tirelessly as a doctor in the villages and jungles, training medical workers and overseeing the building of hospitals. Gifted with an incredible amount of strength and energy, Helen yearned to see the Congo flourish. Even in the face of violence during the struggle for independence from Belgian colonial rule, Helen refused to give up

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