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  The Creativity Zone - A Personal...

  Amanda Watson

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  Do you want to reach your fullest potential by using nothing but your own mind? Then you need The Creativity Zone. 
  Your brain is an extremely powerful organ, working as your body’s internal computer. 
  It’s capable of intricate problem-solving, strong intuition, and abstract creativity. But did you know we don’t use the full extent of our brain power every day? 
  Great potential exists within the untapped caverns of your mind—all you need to do is access it. 
  If you want to gain a refreshed perspective to expand your idea generation and problem-solving abilities, this book is a must-have! 
  The power of self-expression is key in successful personal development, and it is achievable with the right tools. 
  You can learn how to access your innate creative side and apply it to your daily life with ease. 
  Inside The Creativity Zone, you will learn: 
  ●     how to declutter your mind and tap into your endless creative potential 
  ●     the confidence to express your ideas and turn it into the creative projects that matter to you 
  ●     the importance of finding your creativity and using it to develop strong intuition 
  ●     how to use your newfound creativity to discover new passions, create original ideas, and solve problems 
  Plus, you will receive all the tips, resources, and practical applications to get you started on your creative development journey! 
  Discover all the colors in your mind when you tap into your creativity to enhance your perspective and cognitive abilities. 
  You deserve to own your originality in a world that wants to keep you robotic. 
  Tap into your infinite potential now by using the invaluable resources in The Creativity Zone!

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  The Last House You’ll Ever Enter...

  AARAV KHADKA

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  They say some houses have a memory. This one remembers you. 
  When Emma Ward is invited to view a home she never asked for, she drives deep into the woods of a forgotten town—and steps into a place that knows her darkest secrets. The doors won't open. The mirrors lie. The voices behind the walls sound familiar. 
  “The Last House You’ll Ever Enter” is a chilling psychological thriller with heart-pounding suspense and a twist you’ll never see coming. Perfect for fans of Ruth Ware, Shari Lapena, and The Haunting of Hill House. 
  If you love creepy houses, dark secrets, and mind-bending mysteries, press play—but remember… 
  once you enter, the house decides if you leave. 
  Audio-friendly. No fluff. Just fear.

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  LULU THE LOBSTER - A Cornish...

  Christopher Allen

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  In Looe town where waters flow, Where East meets West as tides ebb and go, Lived Captain Jago, brave and true, With children dear, sweet Tegen and Lou. 
  One golden morning, bright and fair, They sailed to check their lobster snare, The Jolly Lobster cut the foam, Far from their Cornish coastal home. 
  The first few pots held usual fare, Brown lobsters caught with skillful care, But when they hauled the seventh pot, Something magical they got. 
  The water glowed with golden light, A wondrous and amazing sight, Inside the pot, beyond compare, A lobster with shell golden-fair. 
  Her eyes were amber, wise and bright, Her claws caught morning's gentle light, And then she spoke in voice so sweet, "I'm Lulu, pleased you all to meet." 
  The children gasped in pure delight, At this most magical sight, A talking lobster, golden-true, Like nothing they had ever knew. 
  "I've watched your family," Lulu said, "Since your great-grandfather's days," she led, "I've kept you safe upon the sea, A guardian spirit, wild and free." 
  Captain Jago faced a choice, Between his heart and practical voice, This golden lobster, rare and fine, Could make his family's fortune shine. 
  But Tegen spoke with gentle grace, "Papa, look at Lulu's face, She's not just treasure to be sold, But friend worth more than gold." 
  Young Lowen added with a grin, "Let kindness and love win, Great-Grandfather would set her free, Back to her home beneath the sea." 
  The children's wisdom touched his heart, And set his conscience apart, Captain Jago made his choice, Love would be his guiding voice. 
  With gentle hands he held her high, Beneath the Cornish morning sky, "Dear Lulu, you must be free, To swim back to your deep blue sea." 
  Lulu promised as she went, Her gratitude would never be spent, She'd guide their nets and keep them blessed, For choosing love above the rest. 
  Into the sparkling blue ocean waves she gracefully slipped away, But her wonderful magic lives on today, In hearts that choose what's good and right.

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  WANTED: One Sane Man

  Frank M. Robinson

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  WANTED: One Sane Man by Frank M. Robinson - Personnel Incorporated bragged that they could supply a man for any job. Maxwell doubted this, needing a space pilot for the first Lunar trip. Now, if he had just asked for a lunatic... 
  The small man adjusted his bi-focals and stared critically at the huge brass nameplate over the glass entrance doors. The plate read "Personnel Incorporated" in neat, modest lettering. Directly above the plate was a traveling neon sign which informed the public in letters six feet tall that: 
  PERSONNEL CAN SUPPLY THE MAN FOR ANY JOB!—SEVENTY-FIVE PER CENT OF THE PERSONNEL PROBLEMS ON THE AMERICAN CONTINENT ARE HANDLED BY PERSONNEL—DOES YOUR JOB SEEM BORING LATELY? SEE PERSONNEL AND BE PSYCHOLOGICALLY FITTED FOR YOUR WORK!—PERSONNEL CAN SUPPLY THE MAN FOR ANY JOB!—SEVENTY-FIVE PER CENT OF THE.... 
  The small man looked at it for a minute and turned to his tall companion. 
  "Tell me, Maxwell, why the seventy-five? Why not eighty or eighty-three?" 
  Maxwell glanced up at the sign. "If they do seventy-six per cent or more of the business, they're a monopoly. It must pain Whiteford to have to hold himself down to only seventy-five." 
  "Whiteford?" 
  Maxwell looked surprised. "You haven't heard of him? The newest boy wonder in the business world? He's the genius who runs this modern slave market." He looked at his watch. "And, incidentally, he's also the guy we've got an appointment with in five minutes."

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  Fiasol - Doing fine

  Kristín Helga Gunnarsdóttir

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  Fíasól is a seven-year-old crab living in Green Grove in Grasby. Well, she is not actually a crab. She is a girl born in the Cancer star sign, and in her opinion that stinks. So she’s decided to adopt a brand new star sign for herself, it’s called the Flowery Butterfly and is a sign made specially for people who don’t want to be Cancerians. 
  She lives in Green Grove with her mum and dad, her big sisters Pippa and Bidda, and a couple of poodles, Hansína and Jensína. 
  Fíasól’s best friend is called Ingo. He is nine years old and lives in the house diagonally opposite hers. Harold, Herbert and Heba live in the house directly opposite. They are also specially good friends of Fíasól’s. 
  “I’ll never have to leave Green Grove,” Fíasól sometimes says. “I’ve got all my friends here, my stuff, my bed, and the food of course.” 
  “You’ll need to go to school,” her ten-year-old sister Pippa retorts. 
  “Yeah, but then I’ll come straight back home because everything I need is here,” Fíasól replies. 
  “What if you need to see the doctor?” Pippa asks. 
  “Then I’ll just make a call and get the doctor to come and see me here,” Fíasól says. 
  “But what if…” Pippa continues, and so it goes on, the sisters bickering day in and day out. 
  “Oh, I have such an amazingly big imagination,” Fíasól sometime says, sounding pleased with herself. She is right of course. 
  “You are queen of your very own enormous imagination,” Fíasól’s mum says to her. “But you’ll have to be careful not to let your ideas fly so high that you lose track of them and they come to a sticky end.” 
  If you live in a big world of imagination you’re either doing just fine, or you’re in trouble. The thing is, it’s often so difficult to recognise whether an idea is good or bad. Good ideas can get you into trouble and bad ideas can look as if they’re rather good, to start with.

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  Jasmine the Just

  Rachel Kowert

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  Jasmine the Just is a thoughtful and engaging rhyming picture book about fairness, equity, and learning how to solve conflicts with compassion. Jasmine has a special gift—she sees the world through a justice lens, always striving to make sure things are truly fair for everyone. When a lunchroom squabble over the last piece of cake threatens friendships, Jasmine steps in with wisdom far beyond her years. 
  Jasmine the Just introduces young readers to the difference between fairness and equality in a relatable, age-appropriate way. Through gentle humor and clever solutions, this story encourages empathy, problem-solving, and the importance of looking out for others.

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