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  Lukey Dave & the Tower to the Moon

  Jeremy Zaborowski

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  Lukey Dave & the Tower to the Moon takes listeners on a thrilling adventure that proves the power of determination and creativity. With nothing to do and feeling bored, Lukey Dave decides to build a tower to the moon. With each new block he adds, he faces new challenges that require him to rely on his toys and imagination to keep going. 
  This charming story encourages children to dream big and embrace their imagination. With rhythmic language, Lukey Dave & the Tower to the Moon is a fun and inspiring story that will capture the hearts and minds of young listeners everywhere. So join Lukey Dave on his journey to the moon, and let your imagination soar! 
  Narrated by Audible Narrator of the Year winner, Luke Daniels (Iron Druid Chronicles, Magic 2.0, and 400 others)

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  Serial Chillers: The Witch in...

  Jennifer Killick

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  The must-read middle-grade novel from the author of the super-spooky Dread Wood series. Perfect for 9+ fans of R.L.Stine’s Goosebumps and Stranger Things.  
  "Jennifer Killick has become the go-to horror writer for readers aged nine and over … readers are as likely to howl with laughter as with terror.”  
  – The Sunday Times  
  Welcome to Hazard. An ordinary town where strangeness is a way of life. A town where sink holes appear with no warning, where people go missing way too often and where things really DO go bump in the night … 
  To Travis and his classmates, Hazard is home. But when they’re set a school project to investigate the history of the town, they soon realise that something strange and alien lies beneath Hazard. What can they learn from their investigations into the mysterious witch in the woods? And – if the witch really does exist – will they make it home to tell the tale…? 
  In the sequel to her Sunday Times bestselling book, Jennifer Killick delivers another thrilling and humorous tale in Serial Chillers. The children of Hazard town, in their quest for education, stumble upon old stories of monsters, adding a layer of suspense to this must-read juvenile fiction. 
  For fans of Kr Alexander (Possess Me), Sharna Jackson (The Nine Night Mystery), Mathias Ball (Little Wolf's Howl), Keith Robinson (Wolf Road), and Jeff Kinney (No Brainer). 
  HarperCollins 2025

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  Dog Tales - True Stories of...

  Penelope Rich

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  Dogs really are man's best friend - and we can prove it!
  In this uplifting collection, listeners will discover the incredible true stories of talented, brave, and daring dogs whose exploits have made them world-famous. These tales of canine courage, loyalty and intelligence will warm any dog-lovers heart. Over 30 stories are included, brought to life by narrator Fran Burgoyne.
  Find out all about...
  • Balto and Togo, who bravely led sleds carrying a life-saving vaccine through the Alaskan wilderness• Bobbie, who journeyed 2,500 miles from Indiana, to return to his family in Oregon• Belka and Strelka, the first dogs in space• Chips, the most decorated war dog of WWII... and so many more!
  A fantastic listen for animal-lovers aged 5+.

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  Fawny And His Doe-Bucks

  Liam Johnson

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  Fawny has his world turned upside down when he discovers something has mysteriously devoured his cherished Doe-Bucks cereal. Determined to protect his favourite breakfast treat, Fawny courageously ventures into the unknown depths of his family’s basement to confront the mysterious bandit. This heartwarming, silly story will have you laughing in stitches as Fawny learns some valuable life lessons about empathy, acceptance and generosity.

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  Adventure of a Professional...

  H. Bedford–Jones

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  An Adventure of a Professional Corpse - The Artificial Honeymoon by H. Bedford–Jones - A Certain Young Man Finds Dying a Profitable Business. The secret of one of the strangest professions in the world.  
  H. Bedford-Jones (1887–1949) was one of the most prolific and versatile writers of the pulp fiction era. Born in Napanee, Ontario, Canada, he moved to the United States and became a naturalized citizen in 1908. By 1914, just six years later, he published his first novel—launching a staggering literary career that would span more than three decades. 
  Often called the “King of the Pulps,” Bedford-Jones wrote across nearly every genre imaginable: science fiction, fantasy, adventure, detective fiction, historical epics, and Westerns. At the height of his career, he was producing an extraordinary volume of work, sometimes publishing as many as a dozen stories in a single month. He wrote under dozens of pseudonyms, crafting over 1,000 stories, novels, and serials for legendary pulp magazines such as Argosy, All-Story Weekly, and Blue Book. 
  In addition to his pulp fiction mastery, Bedford-Jones also worked as a journalist for the Boston Globe and published several volumes of poetry, showcasing his command of language beyond the pulp page. Whether writing swashbuckling historical tales or futuristic adventures, he brought energy, imagination, and craftsmanship to everything he touched. 
  A true titan of popular fiction, H. Bedford-Jones helped shape the golden age of pulp storytelling—and left behind a legacy that still thrills readers today.

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  The Madness of Lancelot Biggs -...

  Nelson S. Bond

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  The Madness of Lancelot Biggs by Nelson S. Bond - There was more at stake than just a football game for Lancelot Biggs and the crew of the Saturn. So Biggs made a bargain; his rocket emblem in exchange for a new uranium condenser—and how it worked! 
  We had barely cleared Lunar Three and I was taking final instructions from Joe Marlowe, the port Sparks, when my plates dulled out and there I was staring at a blank expanse of metal. So I said, "Merdejo!" which is Universal for a naughty word, and started looking for the trouble. I was on my hands and knees under the audio bank when Cap Hanson came into my control turret. 
  He said, "You lose somethin', Sparks?" 
  "Two minutes ago," I told him. "Take a look around. If you see something bright red and covered with hairy spikes, don't step on it. It's my temper." 
  The Skipper sighed. "If my troubles," he declaimed, "was as mild as your'n, I'd do cartwheels from here to Venus. Sparks, you got a copy of the Space Manual here, ain't you?" 
  I nodded toward my bookcase; he found the reg book and leafed through it carefully. Finally he shook his head. 
  "It ain't here," he gloomed. "Are you sure this is the latest edition?" 
  "Just what are you looking for?" I asked him. 
  "I was kinda thinkin'," he said hopefully, "there might be a paragraph givin' a space commander permission to boil his First Mate in oil, or cut him into small cubes an' feed him to the octopussies. But the waffle-fannies what wrote that book--" 
  I knew, then. It was the same old complaint. Our lanky and incredibly omniscient friend, Lancelot Biggs, whose genius for getting ye goode shippe Saturn out of tight spots was surpassed only by his ability to fester Cap Hanson's epidermis, was back in the soup. 
  I said, "But, sweet comets, Cap, what's he done now? He hasn't had time to do much. We've just pulled our Ampie out of Earth's H-layer."

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