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  Bubbles and the Big Race

  Shannon L. Mokry

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  Friendly competition can make a fun game even better, but only if everyone remembers to be kind. Princess Charlotte and Prince Vash seem to have forgotten that the race is suppose to be fun. Instead, their a race to the meadow causes hurt feelings.  
  Bubbles the bubble blowing dragon does his best to encourage them both. When that fails even his magical bubbles can't bring peace between his two friends. Its only when a young unicorn shows them the error of their ways, then the cousins understand what needs to change...

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  The Man Who Was Pale - A Tale of...

  Jack Sharkey

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  The Man Who Was Pale by Jack Sharkey first appeared in Fantastic Science Fiction Stories in December 1959. It begins quietly, on a moonlit night as a man recounts the strange visions that have haunted him since childhood—visions of another life he seems to live only in dreams. As his story unfolds, reality and illusion blur, creating a chilling sense that his dream-self might be more real than the waking world. Sharkey builds his unease gradually, through atmosphere and introspection rather than violence, exploring themes of duality, memory, and the thin veil separating worlds. The result is a story that lingers in the imagination long after it ends, more ghostly than gruesome, and deeply human beneath its mystery. 
  Jack Sharkey (1931–1992) was an American writer known for his wit, imagination, and versatility across science fiction, fantasy, and mystery. A frequent contributor to Fantastic, If, and Galaxy magazines, Sharkey’s stories often combined humor with a sly sense of irony. He was equally at home writing eerie speculative tales or lighthearted satire, bringing intelligence and empathy to both. Beyond short fiction, he wrote plays, mystery novels, and even stage adaptations, earning a devoted following for his deft storytelling and inventive twists. 
  Like many pulp-era authors, Sharkey captured the restless spirit of mid-century speculative fiction—a time when imagination pushed against the limits of reality. The Man Who Was Pale exemplifies his gift for weaving unease and wonder together, inviting readers to question not just what is real, but who they truly are when the lights go out.

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  Black Hole Cinema Club

  Christopher Edge

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  Another edge-of-your-seat adventure from the award-winning author of  Escape Room, Christopher Edge. A trip to the cinema will never be the same...
  "A writer of genuine originality" - Guardian
  "An action-packed, genre-spanning thrill ride with loads of nods to some of my favourite films. An absolute banger!" -  Rob Biddulph
  When Lucas meets his friends at the local cinema - nicknamed 'The Black Hole' - they're excited about the movie marathon ahead. Non-stop action, blockbuster special effects and all the snacks they can eat. But as the lights go down, Lucas, Ash, Maya, Caitlin and Finn watch in disbelief as a jet-black tidal wave comes crashing out of the cinema screen and the five friends find themselves swept into an epic adventure.
  Secret hideouts. Prehistoric monsters. Lost cities. Impossible missions. Being the hero of your own film should feel like fun. But as the cliffhanger scenes they're pitched into become ever more perilous, Lucas and his friends start to wonder if these movies are really make believe.
  Can they save the day before the end credits roll? The fate of the world might just depend on it...
  "A rollercoaster adventure that will keep readers gripped" - A.F. Harrold
  Check out these other brilliant books from Christopher Edge:
  
  - Escape Room
  
  - Twelve Minutes to Midnight
  
  - The Jamie Drake Equation
  
  - The Many Worlds of Albie Bright

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  The Ring of Truth

  Aaron Ryan

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  In a world filled with mythical beasts and battles, one young boy is on a quest to defeat his greatest enemy, Shame. 
  Far, far away, yet not too far so as to defy belief, there lies a fantastical world filled with dragons, wargs, and ogres. In this world, a young boy finds solace battling creatures. The boy is determined and brave, using his battles as a way to escape from his worst enemy, one of inner turmoil: Shame.Shame over what he had done. Shame over who he was becoming. Shame over his very identity. So, since he couldn't defeat shame, the next best thing were the evil creatures that called him names. The names hurt, because they were true. 
  Finally, the boy realizes that the only way to truly defeat shame is with The Ring of Truth. Truth about who he really is. Truth about how he is forgiven. Truth about how loved he really is, regardless of what he may have done in the past. 
  Don't miss out on this thrilling adventure - "The Ring of Truth" is an epic children's story addressing one of the most powerful enemies of identity. From the bestselling author of the "Dissonance" sci-fi alien invasion saga and the sci-fi 9/11 historical fiction thriller "Forecast," Aaron Ryan delivers a beautiful tale of affirmation and a reminder of our identity.

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  Leon and the Champion Chip

  Anonymous

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  Leon's back. Having survived the sweatshop methods of Miss Hagmeyer, his needle-wielding fourth grade teacher at the Classical School, Leon braces himself for fifth grade. He arrives armed with a backpack full of pens and pencils, binders and notebooks . . . plus a rag doll that's the spitting image of Henry Lumpkin, the bully who has Leon in his sights. If the doll works the way it's supposed to, Leon (and his buddies P.W. and Lily-Matisse) won't have to worry about Lumpkin the Pumpkin!   
  Better still, Leon has a fabulous new teacher, Mr. Sparks, who conducts science experiments using that most miraculous of research materials -- the potato chip. And a good thing, too. Mr. Sparks's lab work will come in handy when Leon is forced to take on Alphonse ""The Chippopotamus"" Cipollini at the annual Chipapalooza! Chip-Off.   
  Once you've sunk your teeth into Leon and the Champion Chip, the hilarious sequel to Leon and the Spitting Image, you'll never eat potato chips the same way again!

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  Growing Faith For Young Girls -...

  Ella Sparks

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  Inspire her faith. Boost her confidence. Help her grow closer to God—one listen at a time. 
  Growing Faith for Young Girls is the must-have Christian audiobook for teen girls navigating anxiety, self-worth, friendships, and faith in today’s world. Each short, uplifting devotion is packed with Bible verses, real-life encouragement, reflection questions, and powerful prayers to help girls ages 12–18 build unshakable confidence in Christ. 
  Whether she’s getting ready for school, winding down at night, or needing encouragement on the go, this audiobook is a trusted guide for spiritual growth and emotional strength. 
  🎧 Narrated with a calming, heartfelt voice that feels like a big sister or mentor—perfect for personal listening or mother-daughter devotion time.

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