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  From the Observer to the Observed

  Márquez Price

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  From the Observer to the Observed by Márquez Price is a compelling anthology that traverses the landscapes of personal reflection, cultural identity, and the human experience. Through a rich tapestry of poems and prose, Price delves into the depths of resilience, love, and the interconnectedness of all beings.  
  Each piece is a profound meditation, weaving together the threads of history, spirituality, and social commentary. From the poignant story of a premature baby’s fight for survival in "Bamboo" to the evocative musings on cultural heritage and self-awareness in "If, for a day…", the book offers a diverse array of themes that resonate deeply with readers. 
  Márquez Price’s lyrical prowess is evident in every line, drawing readers into a journey of introspection and discovery. The book is a testament to the power of words to heal, inspire, and transform. With titles like "Barry Sanders", "Good Juju", "Archenemy", and "Sisters", each chapter offers a unique perspective that invites readers to explore their own narratives and find solace in shared human experiences. 
  From the Observer to the Observed is more than just a collection of writings; it is a beacon of hope and a celebration of the human spirit’s indomitable will to overcome. Whether you are seeking wisdom, comfort, or a deeper understanding of the world around you, this book is a must-read for anyone on a quest for personal growth and enlightenment.

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  Active Minds Kids Ask About Horses

  Dennis Shaely

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  Have you ever wondered why horses need shoes? Or which horse is the largest ever to be recorded in history? Or why horses sometimes sleep standing up? Explore this fascinating book for answers to questions you'll be glad we asked.

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  Lux Jiang: Secrets of the...

  Uncle Toony

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  Lux Jiang: Secrets of the Celestial Tome (Episodes 13-18) 
  One midnight, Lux was guided by a strange glowing stone to the Blackwind Mountain. There, an old man who claims to be a Celestial suddenly pointed at Lux and shouted, "You're a Faeghast!"But no matter what spells the old man tried, he couldn't make Lux transform into his "true Faeghast form."  
  To make up for his mistake, old Celestial shared many secrets about the celestial realm and the Faeghast realm with Lux. And that stone stuck to Lux's palm?It turned out to be a magical key that could open gates between Celestial and Faeghast realms! 
  "If I could take some pictures of the Faeghast realm, Griffin and Lumi would lose their minds tomorrow!" With that exciting thought, Lux waited until old Celestial wasn't looking... then secretly activated the ​Boundbreaker Gate and slipped into the Faeghast realm! 
  What would he find there? And most importantly—were there real Faeghasts wandering around? Will Lux make it home safely?  
  Tune in to Lux Jiang: Secrets of the Celestial Tome (Episodes 13-18) for a magical adventure full of mystery and surprises!

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  The Good Samaritan

  Henriette Schwab

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  Put on your own puppet show using this audio file (MP3 format) to tell the story of the Good Samaritan! A PDF of the script is included. Great for Sunday schools, homeschooling, Bible camps, or other activities. 
  The Good Samaritan not only saved the beaten man on the road but also took him to an inn and paid to have him lodged and looked after. Who is our neighbor? That was Jesus' theme in the Good Samaritan. He told those listening that whoever needs our help is our neighbor.

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  Peter Pan

  James Matthew Barrie

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  Who doesn't know a boy who didn't want to become an adult? Of course, everyone knows Peter Pan!.. After all, there is a child in everyone's soul who does not want to grow up for anything. This was especially felt by James Barry, who wrote in his novelistic work about a lost boy who did not want his parents to find him and raise him. And when Barry started writing for children… Children's works more fully reflected the main features of his work: reality is often mixed with fiction, and humor and comic situations are fanned with bright sadness. "Peter Pan" is a story full of adventures and funny, and sometimes even dangerous, characters: sweet Wendy, her brothers John and Michael, the nanny dog Nana, the flighty fairy Ding-Dili-Don, as well as Lost Boys, the ferocious pirate Captain Hook-Hook, who instead of one hand has a terrible iron hook, red Indians, pirates and various animals. Peter and the fairy persuade Wendy and her brothers to escape to the land of Nowhere, where friends settle in an underground house, swim in the lagoon, experience many terrible adventures and return home after Peter's victory over the pirates. Unfortunately, all adventures, as well as childhood, come to an end sometime... Enjoy the fairy tale story read in the original, which glorified its author

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  Respect Is My Superpower - A...

  Alicia Ortego

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  What if one simple story could help your child learn respect, manners, and how to make real friends? 
  This heartwarming children’s book is more than just a fun read — it’s a gentle guide that helps kids understand social skills, emotional regulation, and the power of kindness. Whether your child struggles with self-control, is learning about consent, or just needs a little support navigating friendships, this story is the perfect tool for home or classroom use. 
  Through its relatable characters, children will discover how to: 
  Practice good manners and thoughtful behavior in everyday situations 
  Develop strong social skills to build real, respectful friendships 
  Understand consent and personal boundaries in an age-appropriate way 
  Strengthen self-regulation and manage big feelings with confidence 
  Build a growth mindset to keep trying even when respect is hard 
  Navigate social settings — great for ADHD kids and neurodiverse learners 
  Learn etiquette in a fun, non-preachy way that sticks 
  Perfect for grades 1–4, this book is ideal for parents, teachers, counselors, and caregivers who want to help children grow into kind, respectful, and emotionally aware individuals — all while enjoying a story they’ll want to read again and again.

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