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  Try and Change the Past

  Fritz Leiber

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  Try and Change the Past by Fritz Leiber - There is an infinite number of paths through a lens between an object point and its image point–and no matter how many changes of path you make, have you changed anything? 
  No, I wouldn't advise anyone to try to change the past, at least not his personal past, although changing the general past is my business, my fighting business. You see, I'm a Snake in the Change War. Don't back off-human beings, even Resurrected ones engaged in time-fighting, aren't built for outward wriggling and their poison is mostly psychological. "Snake" is slang for the soldiers on our side, like Hun or Reb or Ghibbelin. In the Change War we're trying to alter the past–and it's tricky, brutal work, believe me–at points all over the cosmos, anywhere and anywhen, so that history will be warped to make our side defeat the Spiders. But that's a much bigger story, the biggest in fact, and I'll leave it occupying several planets of microfilm and two asteroids of coded molecules in the files of the High Command. 
  Change one event in the past and you get a brand new future? Erase the conquests of Alexander by nudging a Neolithic pebble? Extirpate America by pulling up a shoot of Sumerian grain? Brother, that isn't the way it works at all! The space-time continuum's built of stubborn stuff and change is anything but a chain-reaction. Change the past and you start a wave of changes moving futurewards, but it damps out mighty fast. Haven't you ever heard of temporal reluctance, or of the Law of the Conservation of Reality?

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  Panola Explores the World at...

  Denise C Moore Contreras

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  Introduction 
  In ‘Panola Explores the World at Christmas,’ we meet Panola, a bright and imaginative 12-year-old with a love for science, maps, and exploration.  
  Rooted in her African American and Dominican heritage, Panola’s story is one of curiosity and dreams. As her family celebrates their traditional Noche Buena, Panola dreams of embarking on an incredible adventure.  
  With her loyal kitten, Gata, and the magic of her imagination, she sets off on a journey to experience Christmas traditions across the world. 
  From her Harlem brownstone to the far reaches of Africa, Asia, and beyond, Panola discovers the beauty of different cultures, the wonder of the natural world, and the joy of Christmas in its many forms.  
  This heartwarming tale inspires young readers to embrace their curiosity, celebrate diversity, and imagine the limitless possibilities of their dreams.

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  When Sonya did not want to sleep...

  Katja Runow

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  Good evening, little one! Night will come soon, and you probably already want to sleep... Or perhaps you don't? Like Sonya the owl in this story? Listen to what happened to Sonya, and how it all ended.

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  Mannon Finds His Feelings

  PhD Yolanda Stanton

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  When Mannon the Manchester’s mother won’t stop working to play with him, he can’t understand why he has such strong feelings. 
  With the help of a wise old Doberman, Mannon learns where his feelings come from, how to recognize them when they’re happening, and how to make choices that lead to a world of happiness and positivity.

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  J Is for Justice! - An Activism...

  Veronica I. Arreola

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  From A to Z, discover your power to speak up for what you believe in and change the world! With empowering language, this alphabet audiobook calls readers to action with big and small steps that children can take to lead the way and become the next generation of activists.

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  Tales from Cabin 23: The Visitors

  Yamile Saied Méndez, Justina...

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  Few campers at Camp Apple Hill Farm have found the mysterious cabin rumored to be hidden deep in the woods, but those who have whisper of a mysterious woman who tells tales of horrors beyond imagination. Find out if you’re brave enough for Tales from Cabin 23—the thrilling new series created by award-winning authors Justina Ireland and Hanna Alkaf.  
  When Gen Farías’s brother, Lorenzo, is arrested, everything changes. Gen’s neighbors look at him and his family with suspicion, his parents are distraught, and no one will tell Gen what’s happening. But the worst part is what only Gen knows: It’s all his fault. If he hadn’t forgotten to leave their bedroom window unlatched the night of Lorenzo’s arrest, maybe his brother would have never been caught. Guilt haunts Gen—guilt, and a terrifying shadow that crouches each night on the tree branch outside his window, watching him with penetrating eyes.  
  Gen’s parents decide to move to Los Astros, a beautiful village nestled in the mountains, to try to regain some sense of normalcy. But Los Astros, Gen soon discovers, is no ordinary town. There are creepy wicker figures on every lawn and strange stories of children who go missing. Beneath its idyllic façade, Los Astros has a secret—one Gen must uncover if he doesn’t want to go missing himself.  
  And don't miss the other books in the hit Tales from Cabin 23 series: The Boo Hag Flex, Night of the Living Head, and, coming soon,?The Sinking House!

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