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  Death Weavers

  Brandon Mull

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  To save his friends, Cole must enter a haunting kingdom—without his powers—in this New York Times–bestselling fantasy adventure series. 
   
  Since arriving in the magical realm known as the Outskirts, sixth grader Cole Randolph and his friends have fought monsters, challenged knights, and battled rampaging robots. But none of that has prepared them for Necronum. 
   
  In this haunting kingdom, it’s hard to tell the living from the dead, and secret pacts carry terrifying risks. Within Necronum lies the echolands, a waystation for the departed where the living seldom venture. 
   
  Still separated from his power, Cole must cross to the echolands and rely on his instincts to help rescue his friends. With enemies closing in, Cole risks losing everything to find the one thing that might save them.

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  1 Corinthians 13 - Learning...

  Agnes De Bezenac, Salem De Bezenac

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  Bible verses from 1 Corinthians 13 (verses 1-8 and 13), are brought to life in a relatable way for young children. Suggested for ages 7 and under. For more kids products and free downloads, visit our website at www.icharacter.org

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  The False Fairy

  Jordan Quinn

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  In the eleventh fantastical adventure of The Kingdom of Wrenly series, a spell makes all but one fairy disappear.A mysterious spell has hypnotized the fairies on the island of Primlox and now it is up to Prince Lucas and Clara for save the fairyland. Along with the last remaining fairy named Falsk, will the two friends find the missing fairies? Or is Falsk, who is famous for telling wild stories, leading Lucas and Clara into a trap?With easy-to-read language and illustrations on almost every page, The Kingdom of Wrenly chapter books are perfect for beginning readers.

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  Alice Éclair Spy Extraordinaire!...

  Sarah Todd Taylor

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  Alice Éclair, Spy Extraordinaire will whisk you away on a fabulous adventure, full of daring action and delicious cakes!
  
  Baker by day, spy by night - Alice Éclair leads an exciting double life!
  
  Inventors and artists from all nations have gathered in Paris for the World Fair. All eyes are on the aeroplane exhibition - these incredible machines will take humanity to new heights! Alice suspects that some of these inventors are in terrible danger, but no one will believe her. Surrounded by enemy spies, Alice will need to use every trick in the recipe book if she's to keep her friends safe and stop France's greatest invention from falling into the wrong hands.
  
  With a half-baked plan and a dash of daring, Alice must foil the enemy's plot before the whole thing boils over...
  
  A Spoonful of Spying is Alice's second adventure and can be read as a stand-alone novel, or enjoyed as part of the Alice Éclair, Spy Extraordinaire series. Look out for Alice's first mission, A Recipe for Trouble!
  
  Perfect for fans of Robin Stevens' Murder Most Unladylike series and M.G. Leonard and Sam Sedgman's Adventures on Trains series.

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  Lee and his Giant Ear

  Leela Hope

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  This audio children's book is relatable for kids of any age. 
  Yikes! Oh no! On the night when Lee made the bad decision to not wash behind his ears, he never imagined this would happen! Young listeners will laugh at Lee's humongous dilemma as they learn the importance of good hygiene in this hilarious new children's book. 
  Lee and His Giant Ear is a colorful and charming rollercoaster ride from start to finish that will make you and your young listener giggle with delight. 
  There's never been a more fun way to teach your child the importance of always being squeaky clean. 
  Will Lee ever figure out how to get his ear back to normal? 
  Share Lee and His Giant Ear as a bedtime story with your child today and learn about the power of keeping clean and working as a team. 
  Prepare for lots of laughs!

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  The Library of Alexandria

  Kelly Trumble

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  The Library of Alexandria was the largest library of its time and a major center for learning and scholarly research, particularly in the fields of astronomy, geography, mathematics, and medicine. Caesar and Cleopatra, Erastosthenes and Euclid, Archimedes and Alexander the Great are just a few of the famous people connected to its story. Today, historians still argue about how the library was destroyed, and no one knows exactly what it looked like, yet there is no question that the library continues to fascinate and intrigue us. This extensively researched look at what we do know about the Library of Alexandria features Kelly Trumble’s short, accessible chapters, and richly detailed full-color paintings by Robina MacIntyre Marshall. Together, they tell the story of one of the wonders of the ancient world, and show how its influence as continued long after its destruction. Glossary, suggested reading, selected bibliography, index.

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