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  Zoo Animal Bedtime Stories for...

  Yash

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  Some nights, little ones just won't settle. The lights are off, the covers are up, and those tiny eyes are still wide awake. That's exactly what these bedtime stories for kids were made for. 
  Zoo Animal Bedtime Stories for Kids brings together 25 cozy sleep tales, each one following a sweet and gentle zoo animal as it winds down for the night. A kind little bear helps a lost whisper find its way home. A graceful ostrich counts the fireflies drifting through the dark. A wise old owl sings the whole zoo softly off to sleep, one animal at a time. 
  Every story is calm from the very first word to the last. No scary moments, no loud surprises, nothing to pull a tired child back awake. Just slow, soothing tales that drift gently toward sleep, like a warm blanket settling over the whole room. 
  Written in simple, everyday words that little ears follow easily, these calming sleep stories are perfect for children ages 4 to 8, whether played at bedtime, during quiet time, or on long car rides. Parents love how gently they ease kids into rest. Children love the friendly animals and the cozy places they call home, from snug burrows to snowy pine forests to soft leaf boats floating on quiet ponds. 
  And these are tales worth returning to. Just as comforting the tenth night as the first, they make the perfect nightly wind-down routine your family will look forward to. 
  So dim the lights, snuggle in, and let these soothing bedtime stories carry your little one off to sweet dreams. 
  25 gentle friends. 25 cozy tales. 25 soft and dreamy ways to say goodnight. 
  Press play, and let the bedtime magic begin.

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  The Goldilocks Quartet - A...

  Leia Barrett

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  When Goldilocks decides to be brave and introduce herself to the three bears, she has no idea she's about to enter a musical world. Featuring the classical string family, this enchanting audiobook features the string quartet plus a little piano, with music by the Dover Quartet and Marnie Laird of the Brooklyn Duo.

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  Lola Gets a Cat

  Anna McQuinn

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  Open a book with Lola! 
    
  Lola really wants a cat. She reads all about cats at the library. She takes extra-good care of her stuffed cat toys. When Lola finally gets to adopt a cat of her own, she knows just what to do.

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  Tambika and the Shield of Wisdom

  Derek Holser, Zach Fay

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  Tanganyika, Africa, 1896
  As long as she's been alive, Tambika's tribe, the Hehe, has lived in conflict. She longs to be a leader who stands up for her people, but her desire for vengeance endangers her destiny. When Tambika and her friends break into the German armory to take back their tribe's silver, she attacks a young soldier and flees the scene.
  As she escapes into the bush, Tambika sees a cosmic light that fills the sky and transports her to another realm, the land of Glideon. She discovers an old journal with clues that lead her to an abandoned training facility, where her purpose in Glideon is revealed. She has been chosen to resurrect Lightglider Academy and to equip teenagers from all over the world to rescue Gliddles and restore the land. She must first locate the Shield of Wisdom, a crucial component of the Armor of Light, which will empower the next generation of Lightgliders.
  Through the Lightglider Origins series, readers will be awakened to the truth that whenever darkness comes, they were made to shine! Tambika and the Shield of Wisdom is the second of seven books in the Lightglider Origins series for ages 8–14, telling the stories of teens from different time periods and locations around the world who are transported to the mystical land of Glideon to become Lightgliders. The Lightglider Origins series is based on the characters and story found in the Lightgliders virtual world of Christian faith, games, and community for kids.

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  Stink: Fairy vs Wizard: A Stink...

  Jenny McLachlan

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  The second book in the laugh-out-loud cartoon-filled adventure series for 7+ readers, featuring the world’s funniest fairy, from the bestselling author of The Land of Roar. Perfect for fans of Loki, Tom Gates and Wimpy Kid 
  Ridiculously funny and packed full of cartoons on every page! 
  Before you read my diary here is some stuff you need to know: 
   1 I’m 11 years old 
   2 I love drawing cartoons 
   3 I have two pet rats called Tony and Noah. 
   4 I also have a FAIRY called Stink . . . 
  Danny’s life hasn’t been the same since a REAL fairy flew out of a fairy door, attached herself to his hair and turned his life upside down. 
  In this book Stink tries to help Danny with his lead role in the school play, makes a Malteser adventure playground in the science cupboard and accidentally unleashes a giant all-powerful wizard into the world. 
  In this Sunday Times bestselling book, the magic and humour that Jenny McLachlan weaves into her storytelling will have children and even reluctant readers hooked. The family dynamics, sibling interactions, and the folklore of fairies are all elements that make this a must-read for the juvenile audience. 
  For fans of Katie Kirby (The Catastrophic Friendship Fails of Lottie Brooks), Peter Brown (The Wild Robot), Cressida Cowell (How to Train Your Dragon), Jake Burt (The Right Hook of Devin Velma), and Nick Lake (The House With a Dragon in It). 
  HarperCollins 2024

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  The Cold Equations - No Margin...

  Tom Godwin

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  The frontier of space is governed by rules that do not bend for hope, youth, or good intentions. In The Cold Equations, an Emergency Dispatch Ship races to deliver life-saving serum to a dying survey team on a distant world. Every calculation has already been made. Every variable accounted for. Or so it seems. 
  When an unexpected presence is discovered aboard the ship, the pilot realizes that survival is no longer a matter of heroism or mercy. The laws that govern space travel are exact, and they allow no appeals. What follows is a deeply personal confrontation between compassion and necessity, told with quiet restraint and relentless logic. 
  Tom Godwin was a mid-century science fiction writer best known for his stark, uncompromising portrayals of humanity facing the realities of an unforgiving universe. His work often rejected comforting illusions in favor of hard limits imposed by physics, environment, and consequence. 
  Published in 1954, The Cold Equations became one of the most discussed science fiction stories of its era. It sparked decades of debate about ethics, realism, and whether science fiction should comfort or confront its audience. Godwin’s legacy endures because his stories refuse easy answers and trust readers to wrestle with them.

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