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  Survival 101: The Essential...

  Gordon Barr

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  Survival 101: The Essential Guide to Surviving Disasters and Other Natural Disasters, Learn Everything You Need to Know On How You Can Prepare and Survive DisastersWe all have no idea when a disaster will strike. It can happen any time, anywhere and no one will be able to foresee it. That's why it is crucial that you be prepared when it strikes. There are places that are more prone to disasters or other natural calamities but the truth is, with all the climate changes and other man-made disasters, nothing and nowhere is safe anymore. Places that didn't use to experience flooding are suddenly finding themselves underwater when there's a deluge of rain.This audiobook will teach you all about disaster preparedness so you and your family will be able to survive in case it happens. You will know the things you need to prepare, the skills you need to learn and what to do in case you have to evacuate. In this audiobook, you will learn about the following topics:-What is a Disaster?-Creating a Disaster Plan For Your Family-A Disaster Kit-Helping Your Children in a Crises-Watch or Warning-Disasters and People with Disabilities-How to Create a Support System-What If You Must Evacuate-First Aid for First Response-Food Stores-What About Your Pets in an Emergency-Medical Emergencies-Safety Proofing Your Home-Disaster Insurance -What You Should Carry In Your CarIf you have not experienced any type of disaster, consider yourself lucky because every year, nearly 200 million people are impacted by natural disasters and other 99,000 are killed. But there is no telling when a disaster will strike so it is better to be prepared at all times. If you want to learn all the vital information in order to survive disasters, scroll up and click "add to cart" now.

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  As Ever Gordy

  Mary Downing Hahn

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  Gordy couldn't be more unhappy about moving back to his hometown of College Hill, where everybody knows his family's troubled history. In North Carolina, Gordy's life had finally seemed to be on the right track. But in College Hill, Gordy and his sister, June, move into a cramped apartment with their brother Stu and his new family. The principal at Gordy's school immediately has it in for him, his old pals encourage him to cause trouble, and his one-time nemesis, Elizabeth, hates him more than ever. It seems to Gordy as though the whole world is against him. Will he slip back into his old trouble-making ways for good, or will he be able to keep growing into the successful person he was striving to become?

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  The Boy Who Met a Whale

  Nizrana Farook

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  Razi, a local fisherboy, is watching turtle eggs hatch when he sees a boat bobbing into view. With a chill, he notices a small, still hand hanging over the side. Inside is Zheng, who’s escaped a shipwreck and is full of tales of sea monsters and missing  
  treasure. But the villains who are after Zheng are soon after Razi and his sister, Shifa, too! And so begins an exhilarating escapade in the shadow of the biggest sea monster of them all. 
   
  Set against a vibrant landscape inspired by Sri Lanka, this delightful caper will thrill young fans of adventure and fantasy with its brisk pace and action-packed quest that swells with empathetic heroes, missing treasure, and a great beast lurking beneath.

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  The Portable Star

  Isaac Asimov

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  The Portable Star by Isaac Asimov - Holden made love to his friends wife. Because he couldn’t help it. 
  If space voyages are "romantic", Holden Brooks was certainly carrying on the tradition when he stepped into the cabin of his best friend's wife, with one straightforward objective in mind. 
  He did not signal. He merely opened the door and walked in. She was waiting for him as, somehow, he had known she would be, wearing a loose garment. She held out her arms to him and they trembled slightly. Her dark hair fell below her shoulders, accenting the pale roundness of her face.

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  When I Grow Up (Peppa Pig)

  Marilyn Easton

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  In this audiobook, Peppa and her friends imagine the different jobs they could have when they grow up.One day at playgroup, Peppa Pig and her friends play dress up and imagine what they would like to be when they grow up. Emily Elephant would like to be a teacher, Freddy Fox wants to be a police officer, and Suzy Sheep might be a doctor. But what about Peppa? She isn't sure what she wants to be -- but she does know her favorite thing in the whole world . . .

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  Con-Fen - When Two Aliens Crash...

  James R. Adams

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  Con-Fen by James R. Adams - The Shisti and the Assistant Shisti of Mars chose Chicago, U.S.A., for their vacation spot. No worries; they were invisible. Plenty of rich food; the joint was loaded. A whole year of frolicking in store. Only one thing they overlooked—there was a curious convention going on. 
  The landing on the green planet, Koosh told himself in satisfaction, was one of utmost perfection. Not that that made it unusual, since the Martian craft all but handled itself and invariably performed almost one hundred per cent flawlessly. But Koosh did feel that this landing was a little, just a little, better than average, and his ability as pilot had made it so. 
  Thuko apparently thought the same, for he touched the other on the back of the neck in brief compliment. 
  Twirling his eye-stalks in pleasure, Koosh pressed a button on the control panel and arose to follow Thuko to the opening airlock, hopping on one leg, which happened to be all that he or any Martian possessed. 
  They emerged into warm, late summer air. For a moment they stood, filling their lungs, reveling in the rich, heady atmosphere that was so unlike their own. 
  "Wonderful, Thuko!" Koosh enthused. "And to think we have a full year of it ahead of us!" 
  "You are no less pleased than I," Thuko agreed. "But we must take care that nothing happens to the ship in that time. Loss of it would mean the end of all this." 
  He did not need to mention the reason. Koosh knew that it was because the small craft was the only one in existence. At least, as far as Mars was concerned. And of course that was because—well, actually it was not a Martian ship. 
  Thousands of years ago a lone, exploring Jovian had landed on Mars. After brief inspection of the machine, the Martians had decided it was a thing much worth having.

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