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  Carina Felina

  Carmen Agra Deedy

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  Carmen Agra Deedy, New York Times bestselling author and one of Scholastic's most talented and cherished storytellers, retells a hilarious folktale set in Havana, Cuba.The trouble started when Pepe the parrot fell in love with . . . a CAT!Hoping to win her paw, he invited her to his house for dinner. But within moments of arriving - with a gobble and a gulp - Carina swallowed that love-sick parrot whole! And he was just the appetizer!

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  Pam the Dog - A Hawaiian Adventure

  Janice Stravinskas

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  Synopsis: 
  Pam the Dog sees her master Walter doing his homework. She looks over the boy’s shoulder to see what he is studying. Walter is reading all about a beautiful place called Hawaii. Pam thinks the whole family should go there. 
    
  Pam convinces mom and dad to fly to the beautiful Hawaiian Islands. They all have a wonderful adventure going surfing, meeting Hawaiian children, flying in a helicopter over an erupting volcano, enjoying snorkeling and surfing, and seeing the beautiful tropical fish. They attend a luau and watch a Tahitian dancer, a fire knife dancer and hula dancers. 
    
  The hula dancers say goodnight to the sun and then it’s off to fly home and everyone says good night. Pam the Dog waves good night as we dream about our next adventure. But where will it be? 
  About the Author: 
  Author Janice Nikitin Stravinskas dedicates this book to her son, Walter, and husband, Joseph, who are “both the light of my life and the joy of my life.” After Walter brought home a picture he made for her in art class, “I was so touched by the story he presented to me that I decided to write this book.” Pam the Dog: A Hawaiian Adventure is the first book of a series introducing geography to young children in a fun and entertaining way. A cum laude graduate of Berklee College of Music in Boston, Stravinskas teaches music and lives in Massachusetts.

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  Lens

  Abunaise praise

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  This is a book about creativity. This book uses fiction to explain non fiction events. This book gives practical steps on how to tap into your inner creativity

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  Read and Learn Bible

  Eva Moore

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  Timeless stories from the Bible for children and parents to share.Parents and children can deepen their understanding of the Bible by listening to these Bible stories together. The Read and Learn Bible features stories from the Old and New Testaments including Genesis, Noah and the Flood, Exodus, Daniel in the Lion's Den, The Story of Queen Esther, The Nativity, Jesus the Teacher, Jesus Comes to Jerusalem, and many more.This is a Bible that children can share with their parents, and that parents will want to share with their children.

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  Cinderella - Abel Classics:...

  Charles Perrault

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  Cinderella is trapped by her evil stepmother and stepsisters who make her work nonstop. She often finds herself dreaming while being forced to do housework and, one night, her fairy godmother decides to make one of her dreams come true. With a little bit of magic, Cinderella finds herself going to a ball to meet the prince, but will it last?

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  The Thing in the Trunk - The...

  Paul Ernst

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  The Thing in the Trunk by Paul Ernst - A fascinating story about a heinous crime and its strange aftermath! 
  Somehow or other, the cat was the worst feature of this whole thing. 
  Now that it was all over, the stark motionlessness of that which only a little while before had been a living woman did not trouble him so much. But that damned cat! 
  "Get out !" he rasped. "Scat!" 
  The cat slunk back, eyes slitted warily, but did not leave the room. 
  It was a standard living-room in a standard small bungalow. An overstuffed chair stood in a corner with a floor-lamp beside it. Opposite the chair, along one wall, was a divan to match. 
  A gate-legged table stood between the front windows-the blinds of which were very carefully drawn. More furniture, decorous, showing modest prosperity, was piled along the walls, leaving the center of the room clear. 
  The rugs had been rolled back from the center of the room. In their place was a large, waterproof blanket. On the blanket was the body. 
  George Opper ducked his head to wipe perspiration from his face onto the sleeve of his shirt. He was a big man, a bit too heavy, with a face that was normally florid. It was very pale, now.

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