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  Fall

  Lily Schell

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  Colorful leaves flutter through the air. It is fall! Beginning readers will eagerly reach for the colorful pages of this title. Topics covered include when fall takes place, what fall is like, and more. A special feature shows readers what seasons come before and after fall. Photo labels reinforce glossary terms used in the main text. This title will show young readers all there is to love about fall!

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  Starting over - finding the...

  Craig Brown

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  In this book, Pastor Craig tackles a raw and deeply personal issue that many of us face: How do I find the strength and faith to start over after experiencing one of life’s toughest challenges? He refers to these moments as “life-altering events.” To shed light on this topic, Pastor Craig examines the lives, experiences, and lessons of four well-known biblical figures: Job, Ruth, the Samaritan woman (also known as the Woman at the Well), and Mary of Magdala. You’ll quickly realize that these biblical heroes are not so different from many of us. Their inspiring stories of overcoming the unimaginable, with God’s help, will motivate you to embark on your own journey of renewal. Pastor Craig also addresses contemporary challenges such as divorce, church hurt, betrayal, molestation, and the process of rebuilding your professional reputation after a career disaster. Prepare yourself for an impactful journey. It is Pastor Craig’s prayer that you see your own struggles reflected in these characters’ stories and that you find the divine healing and guidance from our Lord Jesus Christ to help you start over and live a victorious, renewed life.

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  Moon Meow: - Sleep Is Important

  Kerry Anne Boer

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  Moon Meow: Sleep Is Important 
  A Whisker-Twitching, Woolly-Turning, Giggle-Inducing Bedtime Adventure! 
  Alice has big plans—castles to build, dragons to chase, and just one more picture to color. Who has time for sleep? 
  But her clever cat, Stripes, warns her: Stay up too late, and you might wake up as… a Sleepy Sheep! 
  Alice laughs—until morning arrives, and uh-oh… she’s covered in wool, speaking in sleepy ‘Baaaahs’, and moving way too slow for adventures! How will she break the Sleepy Sheep spell before she’s stuck in a world of yawns forever? 
  With the help of her ever-wise (and slightly smug) cat, Alice embarks on a hilarious, heartwarming journey to discover the magical secret to waking up as herself again. 
  ✨ A whimsical bedtime story full of giggles, mischief, and nighttime magic! 
  ✨ Perfect for kids ages 4-8 who love silly surprises, mischievous cats, and cozy bedtime tales. 
  ✨ The perfect reminder that sleep isn’t just important—it’s magical! 
  Tuck in, snuggle up, and let the adventure begin! 💤🐑✨

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  Welcome to Trashland

  Steve Cole

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  A search for treasure reveals the toxic consequences of modern life in this thrilling adventure set against the backdrop of the world’s largest e-waste dump. 
  Theo lives and works in Agbogbloshie in Ghana, a vast dumping ground for the world’s broken electronics. He spends his days scouring the trash for scraps of metal to sell for cash, while dreaming of going to school and escaping this harsh life. The money Theo makes is barely enough to pay for lessons, so when Emmanuel turns up with talk of buried treasure, Theo sees a chance to get out of Trashland. 
  But Emmanuel’s presence draws the attention of a local gang, and Theo starts to wonder if his new friend is keeping dangerous secrets … 
  Particularly suitable for readers aged 9+ with a reading age of 8. Please note that this book contains mature content. 
  Steve Cole's Welcome to Trashland is a poignant exploration of poverty and social issues in Africa. This bestseller is a gripping adventure that delves into the themes of friendship, homelessness, and the environment, making it a must-read for young adults and children. 
  For fans of James Ponti (City of the Dead), Jamie Smart (Bunny vs Monkey), Jeff Kinney (The Deep End), Liz Pichon (Top of the Class), and Cressida Cowell (How To Train Your Dragon). 
  HarperCollins 2024

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  Rat Race

  George O. Smith

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  Rat Race by George O. Smith - The idea was to build an electronic gadget; that it turned out to be a rat trap was purely accidental. And that it turned out to have the highly undesirable effects it had... 
  "You're nuts," came the reply, but the voice on the telephone was jovially reproving rather than sarcastic. "I can't do anything about this order." 
  Peter Manton blinked. "But it has a Four-A-One priority." 
  Brannon nodded—invisibly, of course—and said, "Sure you have a top priority. Anything your lab wants has top. But darn it, Peter, the best priority in the world isn't going to buy you a dozen mousetraps that are nonexistent." 
  "But—" 
  "Besides which, that building you're in is about as rat-proof as a sealed gasoline can. There isn't an item of comestible in the place." 
  "I know that. And the mice can go hungry for all I care. But the mice don't seem to understand that bringing food into the place is not only forbidden by law but dangerous." 
  "But there ain't a mousetrap in the country. Ding bust it, Peter, mousetraps take spring wire, and labor. The people who used to make mousetraps are now making bombsights and tanks. Besides, Peter, over at that laboratory of yours there should be enough brains and gear to really build the Better Mousetrap. If you can spot a plane at fifty miles, split atoms, and fire radio equipment out of a cannon, you ought to be able to dispose of a mouse or two." 
  Peter grinned. "You mean spot 'em with radar, and then shoot 'em down in flames with proximity fuses loaded with plutonium war heads? That might be a little strenuous, don't you think? Like cutting the throat to stop the spread of impetigo."

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  Lost Sci-Fi Books 271 thru 275 -...

  Donald E. Westlake, Ray...

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  Lost Sci-Fi Books 271 thru 275 - Five Vintage Sci-Fi Short Stories from the 1930s, 1940s, 1950s and 1960sThe Risk Profession by Donald E. WestlakeRunaway by Alfred CoppelChangling by Ray BradburyThe Missing Room by Lynn VenableBeyond the Ultra Violet by Frank M. Robinson

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