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  Valentine's Day for Baby Zeke -...

  Dr. Block

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  While visiting a village near his house, Baby Zeke notices a cute girl baby zombie but is too nervous to talk to her. Soon, however, he gets some help expressing his feelings from a surprising source. 
   Will the girl baby zombie be his Valentine, or is this the start of another cursed adventure?  
  Valentine's Day for Baby Zeke is a standalone story and is not part of the main Baby Zeke series, so if you haven't listened to any other books in the Baby Zeke series yet, you'll be able to understand it all. 
  ***This book is NOT an OFFICIAL MINECRAFT BOOK. NOT APPROVED BY OR ASSOCIATED WITH MOJANG.***

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  Bedtime Story and a Lullaby A:...

  Joseph Jacobs

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  Get cosy in bed and join us for this classic fairy tale about brave young Jack and his escapades up a beanstalk. Then settle down to the soothing instrumental lullaby “Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star” by Earth Kunchai, to help your little one drift off to sleep.

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  Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's...

  Briefly Summaries

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  This is a concise summary and analysis of Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone, by  J.K. Rowling.
   
  It is not the original book and is not affiliated with or endorsed by J.K. Rowling.
  Ideal those seeking a quick and insightful overview.
   
  A young orphan, Harry Potter, discovers on his eleventh birthday that he is a wizard and has been accepted into Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. As he navigates a magical world filled with spells, enchanted creatures, and new friendships, Harry learns of his mysterious past and the dark wizard who seeks his demise. With danger lurking in the shadows, Harry and his friends must unravel the secrets of the Sorcerer’s Stone before it falls into the wrong hands.

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  1950s Science Fiction 11 - 27...

  Arthur C. Clarke, C. S. Lewis,...

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  1950s Science Fiction 11 - 27 Science Fiction Short Stories From the 1950sEight Million Dollars From Mars! by Winston MarksLake of Fire by Frank Belknap LongForever by Robert SheckleyMan-Hunting Robot by James RosenquestReturn of a Legend by Raymond Z. GallunExile of the Eons by Arthur C. ClarkeA World To Die For by Sam CarsonTry and Change the Past by Fritz Leiber The Stranger by Gordon R. DicksonCon-Fen by James R. AdamsInfiltration by Algis BudrysThe Shoddy Lands by C. S. LewisDead Man’s Planet by William MorrisonThe Nobles Are Coming by Arthur Jean CoxThe Big Bounce by Walter TevisYou Were Right, Joe by J. T. McIntoshThe Nothing Equation by Tom GodwinGround by Hal Clement Fall of Knight by A. Bertram Chandler And Miles to Go Before I Sleep by William F. NolanMartians Never Die by Lucious Daniel The Quantum Jump by Robert Wicks Bleekman’s Planet by Randall Garrett and Robert SilverbergMan of Distinction by Michael ShaaraPostmark Ganymede by Robert Silverberg The Hills of Home by Alfred CoppelThe Men Return by Jack Vance

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  The Whigs and the Know Nothings...

  Editors Charles River

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  It was in the wake of the election of Andrew Jackson that the Whigs emerged as opponents to the Jacksonian Democrats during a period of American history known as the Second Party System (1828-1854). Initially, the conflict was rooted not only in different visions for the United States – the Whigs believed in a strong central bank and federally funded infrastructure projects (known as “internal improvements”) – but also in opposition to one man: Andrew Jackson. When it first formed, the Democratic Party coalesced around Jackson, and his beliefs and actions became Democratic Party dogma, which left the diverse group of people who opposed Jackson to become the Whigs.  
  The problem with this arrangement is that while the Whigs scored some notable successes as an opposition party, they found governing more difficult. The two Whigs elected president, William Henry Harrison and Zachary Taylor, died in office, raising to the presidency their respective vice-presidents, John Tyler and Millard Fillmore. Neither man succeeded in uniting the Whig Party behind him (a gargantuan task, to be sure), and neither was ever elected president in his own right. The increasing rancor over slavery is what finally killed the Whig Party.  
  	In the wake of contemporary debates over immigration, the “Know-Nothings” have been regularly cited as an example of how dangerous nativist attitudes can become and, indeed, have proven to be in America’s history. Several columnists, for instance, have striven to make comparisons between the Know-Nothings of antebellum America and the country’s recent immigration policies, helping in part to generate modern interest in a political party that many Americans have heard of but tend to know little about. The Know-Nothing movement can actually be tied to a number of violent episodes and ethnically charged riots that occurred during the late 1850s.

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  The Badger and the Hare

  Renee Conoulty

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  "The Badger and the Hare" is a heartwarming audiobook narrated by the author, bringing to life this tale of friendship and forgiveness.  
  When Badger and Hare share a burrow, their clashing needs and personalities create tension. But when a menacing fox threatens them, they must learn to respect each other's needs to survive. This audiobook beautifully imparts lessons about communication and compassion, reminding all listeners of the importance of understanding and respecting one another.  
  Dive into "The Badger and the Hare" through this engaging narration—an ideal choice for families and young listeners seeking a touching story of friendship and empathy.

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