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  The Big Bling Blitz

  David A. Kelly

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  Score big with another action-packed Football Mystery from David A. Kelly, starring Mike and Kate! This time, they’re in Boston to tackle an exciting New England Patriots case! 
  When Mike and Kate meet the Patriots’ star quarterback in a cranberry bog near the stadium, they have no idea they’re about to be pulled into a high-stakes mystery. They’re invited to the grand unveiling of his six Super Bowl rings—but disaster strikes when the display box is mysteriously empty! Suspicion quickly points to a rival quarterback, but is he the real culprit? 
  It’s a race against time as Mike and Kate scramble to track down the missing rings before the Patriots’ big game. Can they crack the case and save the day? 
  Plus, every Football Mystery is packed with incredible facts about the team and its iconic stadium, perfect for young fans and budding detectives alike!

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  Murmurs from Dreamscapes -...

  Evelyn Stonebridge

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  🌙 Dive into 'Murmurs from Dreamscapes' - the ultimate bedtime companion for your little ones! Crafted with love by Evelyn Stonebridge, this audiobook is more than just stories; it's a passport to a realm of dreams. 🌟 
  ✨ Why Choose 'Murmurs from Dreamscapes'?Journey to Slumber: Each tale is a gentle lullaby, designed to guide restless minds to restful nights.Ignite Imagination: Watch as your child's eyes light up with wonder, journeying through magical lands and meeting enchanting characters.Foster Resilience: Beyond the tales, there are subtle lessons on bravery, kindness, and the strength of spirit.Cultivate Joy: Every story ends with a smile, ensuring your child drifts off with a heart full of happiness.Narrated with warmth and passion, this audiobook is the cuddle your child needs at bedtime. Gift them the joy of dreamy adventures every night. 🌌 Secure their ticket to Dreamland now!

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  Abraham Lincoln and the Heart of...

  Jim Weiss

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  The laughter, tragedy and astonishing triumphs in this storytelling biography of Abraham Lincoln will entertain and inspire listeners as they experience touching personal moments, Lincoln's famous wit, great ethical issues, military battles, and the complete Gettysburg address.  Jim Weiss' spirited narration will remind children and adults alike why Lincoln holds a special place in American history and in our hearts.

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  Never Trust A Demon

  Bruce Coville

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  Entrusted with an ancient amulet by her eccentric Aunt Zenobia, Marilyn Sparks has no clue that she has just taken the first step on a journey that will lead her into the depths of terror. As it turns out, unlocking the secret of the amulet will mean releasing a great and terrible power. But that is the only way to put an end to a sorrow-laden curse that is thousands of years old. With her handsome neighbor Kyle at her side, Marilyn is soon pulled into an ancient world where she faces dangers, challenges, and choices beyond her imagination. Can she find the courage and compassion needed to bring the curse to an end? And is doing so the right choice . . . or will breaking the curse open the door to even greater chaos and terror?

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  Guaranteed—Forever! - Products...

  Frank M. Robinson

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  Guaranteed—Forever! by Frank M. Robinson - Manning had spent his life exposing mail order frauds. But Forsythe's outfit topped them all. Its products were too good to exist—yet! 
  Clark Street, just north of Chicago's Loop, was the symbol of a million things, all of them bad, Manning thought. Bumpy paving bricks rutted with street car tracks and bordered on both sides by cheap saloons and quarter-a-night flop houses. Hot summer nights when the drunks clustered like flies on the sidewalks and Newberry Park was crowded with cranks trying to save the world and floozies just trying to make a living in it. Old magazine stores where a nickle bought a copy of an old comic magazine and a five spot bought photographs guaranteed to make a high school kid's eyes pop out. 
  Clark Street, where a thousand and one manufacturing gyp artists had office space. 
  He slowed the car and went through the motions of parking. He jockeyed it in towards the curb. There was a scraping sound, and he cut the motor. 
  "You ought to watch it, Fred," Wheeler said. "You scraped the paint." 
  "It's just a scratch," Manning said quietly. "Just the fender." 
  "You scrape a fender on these models," Wheeler said doggedly, "and you have to get a whole new paint job. It costs money." 
  Manning looked coldly at the fat man sitting next to him. 
  "The government's got money; it can afford it." 
  The fat man shrugged and changed the subject. "How did the biopsy come out?" 
  "I don't know." Somewhere deep inside Manning a dozen tiny hands plucked a pain nerve. "The doctor will send me a report in a couple of days." The doctor had already told him that morning but he didn't want Wheeler to know. "Let's forget it. Who's on the list this time?"

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  The Untouchable Adolescents -...

  Harlan Ellison

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  The Untouchable Adolescents by Harlan Ellison - The aliens wouldn't accept help, though their world was about to explode. They were adolescents. Adolescence is the time when you aren't smart enough to ask for help... 
  The planet Diamore, hung round and gaudy in the view-plates. As colorfully unchanging as it had been every day for the two weeks since the Wallower had plopped out of inverspace near it. 
  Captain Luther Shreve started violently as the whine of the Stress-Potential banks died away. They had been a constant noisemaker during the past two weeks; their continual dull rhythm had come to seem companionable. Now the keening discordancy was ended, and he knew they had finished estimating the planet in the plates. 
  He sat very still, staring at the energy dials building their reserves back up. The banks had used much extra power. 
  He sat very still, waiting for them to bring him the plates. He didn't want to see them. He was a full Captain in the Merchant Arm of the Commercial Navy, and he found the tough outer shell of himself that had formed during thirty years in that service suddenly disintegrating. He was afraid of what those plates would say. 
  The tube glowed behind him and Teller—slightly overweight, slightly florid, slightly balding and a brilliant Psych Officer—stepped off the plate, into the control room. 
  Teller slumped onto the copilot's couch, extended the sheaf of plate readings. Luther Shreve tipped his cap back on his head with a practiced thumb and shuffled the plates in silence. 
  From time to time his pink tongue washed across his lips. Finally he sighed and rubbed weary fingers across the bridge of his nose. He closed his eyes and slowly sank back against the cushions. 
  With eyes still closed, he voiced the final possibility. "Any room for error?"

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