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  I Am Brave!

  Kim Mitzo Thompson, Karen Mitzo...

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  I Am Brave! is a wonderful way for young children to learn social-emotional skills that will help them develop courage in everyday life. Real-life, relatable examples include trying something new, making friends, standing up for what's right, persevering, making wise choices, speaking up, and more. Adorable art sweetly illustrates important life skills. Each book in this delightful series is perfect for home, childcare settings, and schools.

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  Boring Geography Facts for Sleep

  Soothing Knowledge

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  Sink into calm with a gentle voice guiding you through restful geography facts. These simple, quietly spoken facts are designed to ease mental chatter and help you settle into a slow rhythm of thought. You’ll hear about rivers, deserts, islands, mountain ranges, and world regions—each fact shared in a soft, steady tone so your mind can relax and drift. 
  There’s no push toward grand revelations—only the familiarity of our planet’s physical features, spoken in a way that soothes rather than stimulates. As you listen, your breathing softens, your attention shifts outward, and the gentle rhythm carries you toward sleep. The facts become part of a comforting background, allowing your subconscious to fade into rest. 
  Perfect for restless nights, this audiobook supports deep rest without demanding attention. It’s a companion that helps you let go of daily worries and ease into sleep through quiet knowledge of the Earth. When morning comes, you’ll awaken feeling lighter, refreshed, and quietly restored.

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  Superiority

  Arthur C. Clarke

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  Superiority by Arthur C. Clarke - Published in Fantasy and Science Fiction magazine in August 1951.  
  “Superiority” is a sharp and cautionary tale about technological overreach and its consequences in warfare. Set in a future space conflict between two rival factions, the story is told from the perspective of a defeated military officer recounting how his side lost the war, despite having superior technology. 
  The essence of the story revolves around the idea that relying too heavily on cutting-edge, untested advancements can lead to downfall. The side with “superior” technology introduces numerous innovative but unproven weapons systems, believing these advancements will guarantee victory. However, the complexities and issues that arise from implementing these new technologies—delays, breakdowns, and unforeseen complications—ultimately cause their defeat. 
  Clarke’s tale serves as a critique of the blind faith in technological progress without considering practical limitations and human factors, making it a timeless reflection on hubris, particularly in the context of military and industrial strategy.

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  A Valentine for Frankenstein

  Leslie Kimmelman

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  Frankenstein isn't your typical monster. For starters, he only has one head, just two eyes, and no tail. And worst of all, he's sort of nice! Frankenstein quickly realizes his friendly behavior is out of place at the Valentine's Day Bash.
  
  There's one monster, though, who likes that Frankenstein is different. Can Frankenstein figure out the identity of his secret valentine? And can the other monsters finally accept Frankenstein for the monster that he is?

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  I Made These Ants Some Underpants

  Derick Wilder

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  What’s a kid to do when given a day-of-the-week underwear set—wear Monday’s undies on Monday and Tuesday’s undies on Tuesday, like a rule-following robot? 
   
  No sirree bob! He’ll cut and craft, snip and sew until every single one of his friends has their own pair of underwear—whether they want them or not … 
   
  One boy’s valiant attempt to create a pair of underpants for each of his buddies, no matter how imaginary, is a laugh-out-loud testament to the devotion of friendship, the creative muse, and the power of underwear to unite even the least likely of allies—especially on the days you don’t want to wear them.

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  Grandpa Christmas: The feel-good...

  Michael Morpurgo

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  This bestselling Christmas picture book by renowned children's author Michael Morpurgo and illustrator Jim Field, is now available in paperback for the first time. 
  Michael Morpurgo frames his powerful message about protecting the environment in this beautiful personal story about a grandpa’s wish for his granddaughter to live in a better world. This vital and timely story is paired with Jim Field’s emotive illustrations in this gorgeous Christmas picture book, perfect for the whole family to share. 
  Dearest little Mia, 
  This Christmas, instead of a Christmas card – you’ll have plenty of those – and instead of a present – you’ll have plenty of those too, I am sending you a letter … 
  Every Christmas Mia and her family read a letter which her Grandpa wrote to her. His letter is a warm, impassioned and heartfelt wish for a better world for Mia to live in. He remembers fondly the times they spent in his garden finding frogs and worms and planting seeds. 
  But Grandpa worries that all the things they love so much are in danger … 
  His letter is a hopeful plea to Mia (and to all of us) to continue to care for and protect our precious world. 
  Michael Morpurgo is a master storyteller who has written over one hundred books and won countless awards. In 1976 Michael and his wife Clare started the charity Farms For City Children, which aims to relieve the poverty of experience of young children from inner city and urban areas. In 1999 they were awarded the MBE for their work in creating these farms and in 2006 Michael received an OBE. His novel War Horse has been adapted into a hugely successful and critically acclaimed West End play as well as a film adaptation directed by Steven Spielberg. Michael is a tireless champion for children's books and was formerly the Children's Laureate. 
  Jim Field is an award-winning illustrator, character designer and animation director. He is perhaps best known for drawings frogs on logs in the bestselling picture book series Oi Frog! He has illustrated children's books with Kes Grey, Michelle Robinson, Rachel Bright, Jeanne Willis, Steve Cole and comedian David Baddiel. His first picture book Cats Ahoy won the Roald Dahl Funny Prize and he has been nominated for several other awards including the Kate Greenaway Award and the Sainsbury's Children's Book Award. In 2016, The Bookseller listed Jim as the 6th top selling illustrator. Jim grew up in Farborough and now lives in Paris with his wife and daughter. 
  In this heartwarming tale, the Sunday Times bestselling author Michael Morpurgo explores themes of friendship, nature, and multigenerational bonds. The celebrations of holidays and seasons are beautifully intertwined with concepts of environmental protection, making it a perfect childrens book for reluctant and avid reader alike. 
  For fans of S. E. Hinton (S.E. Hinton's The Puppy Sister #0), Madeleine L'Engle (A Wrinkle in Time), Katherine Rundell (The Explorer), Katherine A. Applegate (The Predator), and Elizabeth Laird (Song of the Dolphin Boy). 
  HarperCollins 2025

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