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  Gas Mom - Her Family Identity...

  Mr. Nate Gunter

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  Gas Mom: Her Family Identity Crisis Hits the News! is book 2 in the hilarious reading book series about a conservative family’s unfortunate bodily issue that forever affects their life! 
  BOOK DESCRIPTION: (also book back cover) 
  Two boys tell of their MOM’S IDENTITY CRISIS for the world to see! Laugh as the story becomes worse for their mom, her hair, and her image on the morning news. While she looks like a peacock dinosaur on the news, the boys giggle as the old church ladies visit to help and share their gas stories as comfort. Mom’s terrible Saturday morning turns even worse with a second explosion and hits the evening news!

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  Popeye - Skin Diver

  Izzy Cline, Jack Kinney

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  Popeye the Sailor Man is a fictional cartoon character created by Elzie Crisler Segar. The character first appeared in the daily King Features comic strip Thimble Theatre on January 17, 1929, and Popeye became the strip's title in later years. In Skin Diver, Popeye reads a book about skin diving and decides to give it a try. He has a map that marks sunken treasure and off he goes. The problem is Brutus has the same map and the same idea as Popeye.

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  Mizzi Mozzi And The...

  Alannah Zim

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  "Mizzi Mozzi and the Zootastically Zoobotic Zoo Rescue" is an adventurous tale about Mizzi Mozzi and her friends Flip-Flop and Lekko, who are excited to visit Mizzipotazia Zoo. But when they discover that all the zoo animals have been replaced with robo-animals, they set out to find the real ones. They soon realize that a nasty space crab-alien, Nippa-Snippa Krabiton, has taken over the zoo and is controlling the robo-animals from his flying saucer. Using Mizzi Mozzi's brilliant ideas, they escape from the robo-animals and race to save the real animals.

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  Maisie vs Antarctica

  Jack Jackman

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  Filled with humour, heart and a touch of the supernatural, this first book in a brilliant new series takes you on a non-stop adventure in Antarctica, perfect for the most intrepid of readers!
  
  Maisie thinks her dad is the most boring person in the world. For fun he likes to do origami (but only basic triangles) or jigsaw puzzles of a cloudless sky (yep, every piece is blue). He writes cool-sounding books like How To Wrestle A Crocodile and How To Defuse A Bomb, but he's never actually done any of the awesome things he writes about.
  
  But Maisie has to admit weird things happen around Dad. Unexplainable things...When childcare falls through and Dad has to take Maisie to Antarctica to research his next book, How To Survive In Antarctica, Maisie realises there is definitely something unusual about Dad...
  
  Maisie is determined to find out the truth about her dad. What she doesn't realise is that she'll discover some things about herself and what it really means to be a hero along the way. One thing is for sure - it's going to be the adventure of a lifetime!
  
  An action-packed cross between Adventures on Trains and My Brother is a Superhero.
  
  "Perfect blend of laugh-out-loud comedy and high-stakes action" - Zohra Nabi, Waterstones Book of the Month author of The Kingdom Over the Sea
  
  
  "A brilliant blend of mystery, survival and adventure, with a sprinkling of supernatural woven seamlessly in" - Tom Vaughan, Waterstones Book of the Month author of Hercules: The Diary of a (Sort of Hero)

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  Tally Tuttle Turns Into a Turtle

  Kathryn Holmes

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  Mrs. Norrell’s classroom is a truly magical place! 
   
  It’s Tally Tuttle’s first day of second grade, and she’s super nervous! She’s new in town and worries that she won’t fit in, so when everyone starts teasing her about her full name, Tallulah, she wishes she could retreat into a shell … Then, all of a sudden, she does! Tally is shocked to discover that she’s turned into a turtle!  
   
  She’d heard that Mrs. Norrell’s class was special, but she hadn’t expected this.

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  Starry Starry Heist

  Karen Briner

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  Max Rose-Rodriguez has more important things to do than finishing sixth grade—like stopping the biggest art heist the universe has ever known. 
   
  Sixth-grader Max has it rough between tormentors at school and his sick—ever-worsening—mom at home. But then DZ, a strange, tuxedoed man with one shoe, appears to Max from the future and divulges that Max’s mother’s fate is somehow entwined with that of Vincent van Gogh’s The Starry Night. It’s suddenly clear to Max that any problems he already had on his plate have just gotten bigger. 
   
  DZ explains to Max that someone is after The Starry Night. . . and the thief is not bound by the usual laws of time and space. 
   
  “I have questions,” Max tells DZ. But DZ can’t offer too many specifics. What he can provide Max is a cryptic to-do list: 
   
  Read The Future Time Traveler’s Guide to the Past 
  Consider the puffins 
  Beware the Wretch with obsidian eyes. 
  Befriend Vincent van Gogh 
   
  Although he’s skeptical, Max tries his very best. After all, he’ll do anything to help his mom. But he soon discovers that The Future Time Traveler’s Guide to the Past has never been published. And he’s not exactly sure where he’s going to find puffins in LA, let alone consider them. He has no idea what a Wretch is. And . . . befriend Vincent van Gogh? DZ is asking the impossible. 
   
  Then, one afternoon at the library, Max spots her: Turquoise-haired Maybe Wells, dressed in blue from head to toe, spattered in paint, carrying a skateboard, and sporting a beautiful tattoo of puffins on her right shoulder. 
   
  Max considers those puffins. 
   
  And suddenly, achieving the impossible doesn’t seem so farfetched anymore. 
   
  In this quirky, clever, and arrestingly heartfelt adventure through time, readers will find themselves cheering for the underdog at every turn—whether that underdog is Max, Maybe, a picnic hippo named Thelma, or a certain post-impressionist who, in 1889, painted his most famous work under a twinkling night sky in Arles.

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