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  The Little Bird Who Wanted to Fly

  Breanna Churchill

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  ★★★★★ "A perfect book for little ones!" - Reader review 
  The Little Bird Who Wanted to Fly is an inspiring, modern-day classic about the importance of patience and perseverance! 
  “Today, I’m going to fly!” 
  Little Bird decided the time had come for him to spread his wings and soar through the sky like other birds. 
  But sadly, he discovers his wings need to get a little bit longer and stronger. 
  His caring friends, Bumblebee and Squirrel, offer a hilarious counting dance and exercise to help him fly, but will it work? 
  One day, Little Bird’s parents share a special and powerful message with Little Bird, but will he accept it or give up? 
  The Little Bird Who Wanted to Fly includes the following learning opportunities:Color RecognitionCountingCharacter Traits (Patience, Perseverance, Ambition)Time of Day (Morning, Afternoon, Night)Wisdom (Ecclesiastes 3:1)Healthy Eating HabitsProblem SolvingMusic and MovementAnd more!

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  The River of Letting Go - A...

  Nick Di

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  The River of Letting Go"Release the past and embrace new possibilities."Past experiences and accumulated stress can quietly influence our mood, well-being, and even physical health. We often hold onto old emotions that prevent us from moving forward and fully enjoying the present moment."The River of Letting Go" is a guided practice designed to help you gently release inner burdens and create space for new opportunities. Through mindful breathing, visualization of a flowing river, and positive affirmations, you will experience lightness, peace, and freedom from the weight of the past.Facts:Studies show that the practice of letting go and mindfulness helps to reduce stress, improve emotional well-being, and promote acceptance of the present moment.What to expect in this practice:Breathing techniques that help release tension and worries.Visualization of a river that carries away everything unnecessary.Affirmations focused on acceptance and freedom from the past.Listen to this practice daily for 21 days, and you will notice how easily you can let go of old emotions and move forward with ease.Start your journey to freedom today – listen to the practice on:Audible – Discover the full series with professional narration.Apple Books – Download and listen on your Apple devices.Authors Direct – Get direct access to your audio practice and enjoy it anytime.And other major platforms.

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  Little Women (Easy Classics)

  Louisa May Alcott, Lynne...

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  An adapted and illustrated edition of Louisa May Alcott's Little Women, at an easy-to-read level for all ages! 
  ‘Happiness doesn’t come from money,’ said Mrs March. ‘I’d rather see my girls happy and married to poor men, than unhappy and married to rich men.’
  The March sisters are living through tough times. Their father is off at war, money is scarce and the eldest sisters must work to support their mother. Their poverty creates hardship to be overcome. But will the girls grow to find richness of spirit as well as material wealth?

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  The Braid Girls

  Sherri Winston

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  Maggie's world is turned upside down when she learns that her father, whom she admires, has a second daughter, Callie, whom no one knew existed. But she won't let a new family member get in the way of her summer plans with her best friend, Daija. They're determined to make tons of money braiding hair for kids around the neighborhood. Daija's always felt like she had a sister in Maggie. So she can't let Maggie's new half-sister, Callie, take her place! And she can't let her interfere with their new Braid Girls business either. She needs the money to pay for extra ballet lessons so she can go en pointe and earn a spot in the fall dance showcase, making her distant father proud at last—if she pulls this off, he'll have to pay attention to her. Callie's still grieving her late mom. Now she's leaving her old home in the Bahamas behind, including her old school and friends to move in with the father she's never met, plus his family. When she hears of Maggie's and Daija's business, she sees a chance to prove her skills and a way to be accepted. With three very different girls on board, the Braid Girls arrive to a summer camp full of kids with locs begging to be braided. Business is booming, until rival Angela shows up with her friends and starts a new braiding business—the Sistahs Who Braid. With competition heating up, the Braid Girls are sure to have an unforgettable summer.

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  Extraterrestrial Zoo The:...

  Samantha Van Leer

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  A middle grade debut by New York Times bestselling co-author of Between the Lines stars 13-year-old Ava, who helps run her family’s refuge for extraterrestrials. But a sudden attack on the zoo leads to her discovering a government conspiracy that upends everything she believed to be true. 
   
  When meteors suddenly dropped to earth containing eggs in which alien babies were growing, the government called in the experts. Ava’s parents hatched, cared for, raised, and researched these unique beings. When Ava was born, she became part of the team. So many extraterrestrial living beings (ELBs) came, that the government funded the Alien Zoo, where visitors could come and see the ELBs. It was a huge success in its day. 
   
  But now Ava is 13, and so much has changed. A terrible car accident claimed her mother. And her father, in deep despair, left Ava and the Zoo in the care of his brother, who’s still healing emotional wounds from his wartime. Then the alien babies stopped coming, and so did the public. 
   
  So when 15 year old Harley shows up as an intern for the Zoo, Ava feels blindsided. This is her show. And then a terrible storm changes everything. The once beloved ELBs are loose, and being hunted. Ava’s uncle, MIA. All she has is this strange new boy to help her save everything she loves.

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  Where The Water Takes Us

  Alan Barillaro

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  Ava’s mom is about to have twins, and the pregnancy isn’t going well. All Ava wants to do is stay by her mother’s side, but instead, she is sent away to stay with her grandparents. Normally, spending time at the lake with Nonna and Nonno is wonderful. But everything is different now. While her mom’s hospital visits are getting serious back home, Ava grapples with anxiety. As summer storms rock the island, electricity goes out at the cabin, and an annoyingly cheerful boy named Cody seems determined to pop up everywhere she goes. Ava can’t be distracted from the feeling that something terrible, something irrevocable, is going to happen to her mom while she is gone. When a bird dies in front of her, Ava is sure it is a sign that she is cursed—the last thing she, or her family, needs. But if a curse has been placed on her, there must a way to break it. So Ava makes a deal: if she can take care of two orphaned bird eggs, she will have paid off her debt, and her family will be alright. With everyone she loves on the line, Ava will do everything in her power to make sure that her mom, her twin baby brothers, her birds, and even Cody all come through the summer safely.

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