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  Illusion The (Animorphs #33)

  K. A. Applegate

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  There is an Anti-morphing ray out there. It's purpose: to cause a person in morph to revert to his natural form.  And the Yeerks have done a very good job in hiding it.  Word from the Chee that the Yeerks are ready to test the weapon. Just one problem: They don't have a test subject. Yes, they could have Visser Three go into morph and them hit him with the ray.  But Yeerk scientists say there's a definite chance that the ray will prove fatal. The Visser isn't volunteering.

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  The Goblin and the Witch - A...

  April Eight

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  Gilbert Goblin has a problem. At the Great Goblin Gathering, every goblin must stand up and brag about their mischief in front of the whole crowd. But Gilbert is so shy he can barely speak — and besides, his deeds aren’t very goblin-y at all. While others boast of tricks and trouble, Gilbert has been busy helping and being kind. 
  Desperate to find a way out, Gilbert tiptoes to the rowan tree marked with an X to seek advice from the Which Witch. She’s full of surprises — sometimes wise, sometimes silly, and always delightfully unpredictable. With her help, Gilbert discovers that being true to yourself may be the most magical trick of all. 
  This whimsical tale of goblins, witches, and wonder is perfect for children and families who love gentle fairy tales, and for anyone who has ever felt just a little bit different.

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  The Forgotten Dance - Reclaiming...

  Kara Sparr

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  In The Forgotten Dance, Kara Sparr invites us into a powerful remembering of what was lost when we abandoned the sacred polarity between the masculine and feminine. Weaving cultural critique, ancestral wisdom, this book explores how modern society has eroded our connection to identity, intimacy, and purpose and how we might rebuild. With clarity, tenderness, and courage, Kara reclaims motherhood, reveres fatherhood, and reimagines love not as performance, but as devotion. This is not a call to go back, it’s a call to return: to essence, to soul, and to the sacred rhythm that once bound us to each other.

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  Heidi (dramatic reading)

  Johanna Spyri

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  Heidi takes us on a journey to the eventful childhood of a good-hearted girl from the Swiss Alps. A warm and loving story, full of touching moments, it reaches children and adults alike. It was written in 1880 and published in two parts:1. Heidi's years of learning and travel.2. Heidi makes use of what she has learned.This English translation from 1915 has "an especial flavor, that very quality of delight in mountain scenes, in mountain people and in child life generally, which is one of the chief merits of the German original. The phrasing has also been carefully adapted to the purpose of reading aloud" (from the book's introduction). And thus, in this dramatic reading, Librivox volunteers bring this classic story to life with their voices. (summary by Rapunzelina)Cast: 
  Narrator (part 1): GraceNarrator (part 2): Elizabeth KlettHeidi: Sweet PeaDeta: Amanda FridayBarbara: April GonzalesPeter, Street Boy: WillyHeidi's Grandfather, Old Man in Church Tower: AdamPeter's Grandmother: KristingjBrigida: Tiffany Halla ColonnaPastor: Ken GarrettClara: Eden Rea-HedrickJohn, the Coachman: csjesi1Sebastian, the Butler: Kevin GreenTinette, the Maid: BookAngel7Miss Rottenmeier: Arielle LipshawMr. Candidate: Charlotte DuckettMr. Sesemann (Clara's Father): Ernst PattynamaMrs. Sesemann (Clara's Grandmama): TriciaGDr. Classen: Chuck WilliamsonTown's Baker: Anna SimonTown's Teacher: Sarah Di FedeAudio edited by: Rapunzelina

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  Lost Sci-Fi Books 326 thru 330 -...

  Arthur C. Clarke, Robert...

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  These five stories plunge readers into the harsh realities of space travel imagined by the early masters of science fiction. Crews face deadly environments, ambitious technology collides with human judgment, and survival often depends on quick thinking when everything begins to go wrong. 
  The authors in this collection helped define the tone of mid-century science fiction. Their stories explore the dangers of exploration beyond Earth, the unpredictable consequences of new inventions, and the strange situations that arise when humanity pushes farther into the universe than it is ready for. 
  Written during the magazine era of classic sci-fi, these tales capture the excitement and tension that made vintage science fiction so unforgettable. Each story delivers a different kind of challenge—technical, personal, or cosmic—while reminding us how fragile human plans can be once the vastness of space gets involved. 
  For listeners and readers who love bold ideas and classic storytelling, this collection offers five more lost transmissions from the golden age of science fiction. 🚀 
  Lost Sci-Fi Books 326 thru 330Failure on Titan by Robert AbernathyThe Outer Quiet by Herbert D. KastleSuperiority by Arthur C. ClarkeA Hitch in Space by Fritz LeiberTime for Survival by George O. Smith

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  Where Did Lady Spring Go?

  Żaneta Blatkiewicz

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  In the heart of a mysterious forest, there's a tiny, cozy house. As winter slowly gives way to spring, its inhabitants wake up to celebrate a brand-new season. This is where our warm story begins — the adventures of a bear named Miku. 
  On a quest to find Lady Spring, Miku journeys through forests, farms, meadows, and valleys, eager to welcome her personally. Will he succeed? Who else will he meet along the way? 
  This enchanting tale of nature reborn after winter is designed to spark curiosity and creativity in children, inviting them to discover the beauty of the natural world and the magic of the changing seasons.

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