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  Cultivating Ethical Action -...

  Enric Blackwell, Geoff Sala

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  Cultivating Ethical Action: Awakening Humanity's Connection With Nature 
  Introducing "Environmental Ethics and Conservation: A Call to Action." This book is a crucial dialogue on our values and responsibilities towards the natural world and the legacy we leave for future generations. 
  Engage with critical reflections on: 
  🌿 Philosophical Foundations: Delve into the concepts and arguments that have shaped environmental ethics, from deep ecology to sustainable development. 
  🐾 Biodiversity and Stewardship: Understand the intrinsic value of biodiversity and the ethical imperatives for conservation, preserving the intricate web of life upon which we all depend. 
  🏭 Climate Change and Justice: Examine the ethical considerations surrounding climate change, addressing issues of responsibility, equity, and intergenerational justice. 
  🌍 Global Movements: Discover the role of ethics in guiding global environmental policies and the grassroots movements advocating for change. 
  Each chapter calls us to reflect, to act, and to cultivate a more harmonious relationship with our planet—to awaken, to transform, and to advocate for an Earth that can sustain all forms of life. 
  Are you prepared to grapple with the complex ethical questions that define our era? To be inspired by the moral imperatives that fuel the conservation movement? To take part in shaping a sustainable and just future?📚🌿🌎

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  A Mystery in Winters Park

  Barbara E. Pierce

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  When Dempsey squirrel reveals that some of his winter food is missing from his storage spaces, the other residents of Winters Park become suspicious. His suggestion that the status of their food be checked as well, sets off accusations regarding his motives. Is he trying to find where they’ve hidden their food? or Does he plan to steal some later? They think whatever his motives are, they can’t be good! So getting his community to cooperate is a hard sell for Dempsey. They fail to understand they may be facing a common threat. The squirrel’s only motive is for them to be sure they still have what was stored to sustain them through the Winter. There really isn’t enough food left or time left to replenish what may be missing. The mystery that unfolds in this park will certainly catch one off guard. Prepare to be surprised!

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  Staying Active

  Kirsten Chang

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  Staying active is important to keeping our bodies strong. It is good for our mental and emotional health, too! In this title, beginning readers are introduced to the importance of staying active. Narrative examples and matching photos showcase different ways to move our bodies. Features provide support by summarizing the main text, stating tools that are helpful for activity, and asking readers to think about what they have learned.

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  Miles the Brave

  Storybutton, Mike Marshall,...

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  Dive into the adventures of Miles, an average kid who embarks on an anything-but-average journey into the heart of the jungle with his scientist parents. When they're unexpectedly separated, Miles stumbles upon an ancient, hidden world beneath the lush canopy—a realm filled with remarkable creatures and formidable foes. This scripted audiobook is a thrilling exploration of bravery, discovery, and the magic of stepping into the unknown.

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  The Sanctuary

  Ann Eskridge

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  Ten year old Little Man wants to be accepted by Tico and Amon, but in order to do so he must pass an initiation first.  He must retrieve a piece of junk from the altar built by “crazy” Lucy Johnson. Everyone says Lucy Johnson is a witch. She calls her altar a “sanctuary,” a place where spirits of the dead can rest in peace. When Little Man gets caught by the old woman and comes to know her, he realizes that the sanctuary and Lucy Johnson are special. But the neighborhood block club wants to tear down her sanctuary because they consider it an eyesore. Little Man knows he has to do something.

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  Tommy Tobotsky - Tarantula III:...

  Elizabeth Stanley, CC Molinari

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  Susie Vanderhoof is an outspoken, bright eight-year-old with an imagination large enough to match her heart. She makes the discovery of a lifetime when she finds a talking spider named Tommy Tobotsky Tarantula III has been residing in her sock drawer. The two form an immediate bond, but Susie's parents think she is exercising her overactive imagination when she tries to tell them about Tommy, and then, refuse to allow her to keep him. Fearful of losing her new friend, Susie makes a brash decision that puts her and Tommy in danger, and in the process, irrevocably shifts the dynamic of her small family.

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