Publisher: Bu Classics Books
Three children stumble upon a hidden estate where magic is real and statues come to life, but they soon realize that an enchanted ring carries consequences far heavier than they imagined.
In the land of Mizzipotazia, Mizzi Mozzi and her friends, Lekko and Flip-Flop, face an unusual storm. To restore the sunny weather, they seek the help of Sliam-Sang, the Shamanic Sheeva who controls weather with the Tallasantra Talisman. However, Sliam-Sang's apprentice, Sliam-Tootee, has tangled the talisman, and only Squeegee Squargan Oil can untangle it. Braving a bizarre jungle, the trio outsmarts the dangerous Barbarossa Baston-Bats, collects the rare oil, and finally untangles the talisman, saving their home from the relentless storm.Show book
Another WILD adventure from Rodman Philbrick, author of Wildfire and Wild River. Wild Wave is the adventure of two kids trapped in the aftermath of a tsunami. It's kids vs. nature in another edge-of-your seat listen!When a tsunami heads for the coast, Nick Chase and Jess Hardy have to run. They make it into the woods above the bay--only to see the sea flooding their whole neighborhood along the shore. Destroying everything.In the broken landscape that's left behind, the two must try to find their way to safety. But when they come across a stranded elderly couple, it's up to Nick and Jess to work together and get help so that they can all make it out alive.This is another gripping environmental survival story from the Newbery Honor author of Wildfire and Wild River.Show book
Lost Sci-Fi Books 336 thru 340 presents five unforgettable stories that showcase the imagination, suspense, and originality of the Golden Age of Science Fiction. From mysterious visitors and cosmic warnings to unforgettable twists and extraordinary discoveries, this collection captures the excitement that has kept classic sci-fi alive for generations. Merab Eberle opens the volume with The Mordant, an intriguing tale where appearances conceal unsettling truths and every decision carries unexpected consequences. In Warning From the Stars, Ron Cocking delivers a gripping story of humanity receiving a message that may hold the key to its future—or its destruction. Ray Bradbury’s It Burns Me Up! combines his unmistakable wit and imagination in a story that explores human nature through an unforgettable science fiction premise. Frederik Pohl follows with Double-Cross, a clever adventure where deception, ambition, and survival collide, leading to a conclusion worthy of one of the genre’s greatest storytellers. The collection concludes with Henry Slesar’s The Stuff, a brilliantly crafted tale that transforms an ordinary discovery into an extraordinary mystery. As always, Slesar delivers suspense, sharp storytelling, and an ending that will stay with readers long after the final page. Together these five stories demonstrate why vintage science fiction continues to inspire new generations of readers. Bold ideas, unforgettable characters, unexpected twists, and timeless storytelling combine to create another outstanding volume in the Lost Sci-Fi Books series. Whether you’re a lifelong fan of Golden Age science fiction or just beginning your journey, Lost Sci-Fi Books 336 thru 340 offers five more classic adventures that prove great science fiction never goes out of style.Show book
From the award-winning author of Unsettled, Reem Faruqi, comes a stirring coming-of-age story about a Muslim girl who, during the Partition of India, must learn to cope with loss, guilt, and change in order to grow. Perfect for fans of Amil and the After and The Partition Project and inspired by real-life events. ""A simultaneously gentle and gripping story led by a strong-willed protagonist eager to advocate for herself in a changing world."" — Publishers Weekly (starred review) You can notice differences if you look really close, which lately everyone seems to be doing. Zarina loves her life in Poona, India. She spends her days happily hanging out with her best friends, Geeta and Jahana, and playing with her three brothers. However, Zarina and her family are given unsettling news: Muslims and Hindus are to separate by religion. Hindus are expected to stay in India, while Muslims are expected to move to a new land, Pakistan. Zarina is heartbroken at having to move away from all she knows and loves, and after the frightening journey to Pakistan, she feels unsure that the unfamiliar country will ever feel like home. When an accident happens that leaves Zarina grappling with extreme guilt, she decides it’s best to attend boarding school far away, much to the protest of her mom. Will a fresh start at a new school give Zarina the chance to thrive in Pakistan, or will the divisions within herself and her family continue to widen? From award-winning author Reem Faruqi comes a heartening coming-of-age story, inspired by her grandmother’s life, that reminds us that through overwhelming change can come the most beautiful growth. Praise for Zarina Divided: ""Written in verse, the poetic form flows smoothly and creates an immersive and emotional journey... to effectively punctuate the formative depth of Zarina’s experience. This moving and ultimately hopeful work is perfect for readers who might be slightly young for Hiranandani’s The Night Diary."" —The Bulletin of the Center for Children's Books ""Reem's deftness with the pen allows the reader to get into the heart of the experiences of a child facing conflict first hand."" —Upasna Kakroo, CEO of Peerbagh ""A heartfelt novel with a wise and enduring message for all time."" —Shirin Shamsi, author of Lahra's Blessing: A Ramadan Story ""A poignant, emotional journey inspired by the author’s grandmother’s life that explores displacement, identity, and resilience."" —Kiran Razzak Khan, Anokhi Life magazine Supplemental enhancement PDF accompanies the audiobook.Show book
Race to Nome with Rivers and the team ... as they raise funds to rebuild the earthquake-ravaged orphanage. Ride the runners as Lakota deals with cancer, Mike suffers amnesia, and a shady land developer hires snow machiners who are hell bent on stopping them all from reaching Nome. The trail to Nome is full of adventure and intrigue. Meet Stryker, a war dog hero with only three legs, and Geezer, an old abandoned guard dog, as they team up to protect blind Caitlyn from a pack of wild dogs. Join us for the ride of a lifetime!Show book
One curious dog. One little mistake. One long night. Will Pat find his way home? Meet Pat, a happy little dog from Denmark who loves to play outside! But one day, something goes wrong, and some angry bees chase him deep into the forest. Now Pat is lost. He doesn’t know which way to go! Will Pat find his way home? This fun and simple story is for kids, who will enjoy listening about Pat’s adventure and the power of kindness and bravery. Perfect for children ages 2–4 to listen to with an adult, for ages 5+ to enjoy on their own, and ideal for children of any age learning English as a second language.Show book
