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  The Tale of Mrs Tittlemouse

  Beatrix Potter

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  In The Tale of Mrs. Tittlemouse, Beatrix Potter introduces readers to the hardworking and meticulous Mrs. Tittlemouse, a small wood mouse with an immaculate underground home. As she goes about her day, Mrs. Tittlemouse faces constant challenges in keeping her house clean from pesky insects and uninvited guests. With patience and persistence, she tidies up and restores order to her cozy home, all while maintaining her characteristic politeness. 
  Narrated by Tiffany Magnuson, this heartwarming tale of cleanliness, order, and charming woodland life is perfect for both children and adults who love the classic stories of Beatrix Potter.

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  The Tale of Peter Rabbit

  Beatrix Potter, Ari Ross

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  Peter Rabbit figured a quick snack in Mr. McGregor’s garden would be easy—until he lost his jacket, his shoes, and nearly got caught! It’s a fun reminder for little ones that listening, staying safe, and making good choices usually leads to a much better day!

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  Whistle - Hearing what's not...

  Frederick McDowell

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  Whistle, a story centered around a 10-year-old girl named Kennedy, who has autism.​ Kennedy finds solace in the melodic whistle of her mother's voice, which becomes a central theme of her life. For her birthday, her mother gifts her a unique magical pink whistle that captures this comforting sound. The narrative chronicles the family’s preparations and Kennedy’s excitement for her upcoming birthday party, while also addressing the complexities of having an invisible disability. Through a format reminiscent of a 3D animated film script, Whistle explores Kennedy's challenges since her diagnosis, her journey of personal growth, and the adventurous quest to retrieve the lost whistle, detailing heartfelt moments and developmental progress throughout the storyline.

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  I Said I Could and I Did Updated...

  Jim Weiss

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  Listeners will be intrigued and inspired by these true stories of 20th Century Americans whose gifts transformed the world. Journalists, musicians, scientists, poets, a computer genius, and a president – all of them struggled and went on to great achievements. Now Jim Weiss brings you their stories.  Nellie Bly, the pioneering woman journalist whose breathtaking adventures literally took her around the world. Navy Admiral Grace Hopper, the quotable computer genius who led the way into the age of high technology. George Gershwin, who composed musical masterpieces, and his lyricist friend, E.Y. Harburg (The Wizard of Oz and more). Langston Hughes, whose belief in possibilities drove him to overcome racism and write immortal poetry. Charles Steinmetz, the scientific genius with a giant heart lodged in a body four feed tall. Harry Truman, whose boyhood readings in history later guided his own history-making decisions as President of the United States.  These stories will have you shaking your head in wonder at the vast (and vastly entertaining) variety of ways in which humans can strive for greatness.

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  Let's Go to School

  Megan Borgert-Spaniol

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  Join a young boy as he gets ready for his first day of school with help from his grandpa. Readers will enjoy engaging illustrations and decodable text. Pairs with the nonfiction title Ready for School.

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  Ramadan

  Betsy Rathburn

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  The sun has set. It is time to pray and eat. This beginning title introduces young readers to Ramadan, including when it happens and how people celebrate. Simple, predictable text and colorful photos work together to illustrate the meanings and traditions of Ramadan. A facts page reinforces the text, while a photo glossary visually defines difficult words. This introduction to the holy month of Ramadan is perfect for young students just starting to read independently!

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