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  Daydreams of a writer by Aoife...

  AoifeBurke

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  A reflective philosophical account of the daydreams of a writer, described as almost dream like with a sprinkle of poetry

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  Fright Bite: New for 2024 a...

  Jennifer Killick

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  The brand new must-read middle-grade novel from the author of super-spooky Crater Lake. Perfect for 9+ fans of R.L.Stine’s Goosebumps. 
  It’s Colette’s birthday and the friends are spending an evening at Neon Perch – an epic entertainment spot where they can eat pizza, play mini golf and – best of all – take part in Project Z – an epic new escape room experience. It’s going to be the best night ever! 
  Or is it . . . ? 
  Somehow, the escape room somehow seems to know each player’s greatest fears. And worst of all, there are creatures locked up with them. Creatures from their darkest nightmares . . . giant, poisonous RATS! 
  As a Sunday Times bestselling book, FRIGHT BITE by Jennifer Killick takes you on a thrilling adventure, filled with suspense and horror, that will keep you on the edge of your seat. The story, with its humorous undertones, is a top choice for children's fiction, making it a must-read for the juvenile audience. 
  For fans of Kr Alexander (Possess Me), Sharna Jackson (The Nine Night Mystery), Mathias Ball (Little Wolf's Howl), Keith Robinson (Wolf Road), and Jeff Kinney (No Brainer). 
  HarperCollins 2024

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  The Fear Zone 2

  K. R. Alexander

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  They thought the fears were gone.They thought the nightmares would stop haunting them.But the five of them were wrong.They're older now. They're friends. But that friendship can be shattered so easily when life turns scary again.It was bad enough when it was just clowns and sharks and snakes. Back then, they had to conquer their own fear.Now . . . they have to conquer everyone else's.

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  Selected Poems for Children by...

  Robert Louis Stevenson, Edward...

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  Delight in the whimsical world of childhood through the writing of some of the most beloved poets in English literature. Selected Poems for Children brings together works by Robert Louis Stevenson, Lewis Carroll, Edward Lear, Hilaire Belloc, and Robert Browning—poems that brim with imagination, humour, and unforgettable characters. 
  In this charming collection, Simon Hester's warm, engaging narration and evocative music bring to life timeless classics such as Stevenson's A Child's Garden of Verse, Lear's eccentric Nonsense Poems, Carroll's fantastical Jabberwocky, and the misadventures of The Hunting of the Snark. You’ll also enjoy Belloc's somewhat macabre Cautionary Tales and the tragic story of The Pied Piper of Hamelin—all narrated with the perfect blend of joy and intrigue that children (and the young at heart) will treasure.

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  Master Your Mindset: The...

  Linda Maureen Loewer

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  ✨ Discover the Ultimate Mindfulness Audiobook for Stress Reduction, Self-Compassion, and Personal Growth! ✨ 
  Narrator Profile: 
  🎧 Voice: Warm, soothing, and deeply empathetic—a trusted companion on your journey to mindfulness. 
  🔍 Style: A perfect blend of expert guidance and heartfelt support, making psychological insights easy to absorb. 
  🔮 Expertise: Years of experience in narrating mindfulness, meditation, and personal development content.

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  Collision Orbit - The Invisible...

  Clyde Beck

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  Collision Orbit by Clyde Beck - The tiny asteroid with the frightened girl and the wrecked spacer with the grim young man slowly spun closer and closer ... but the real danger came after the crash! 
  There's one good thing about a blowout. You don't need a mechanic to tell you what the trouble is when it happens. This was the first blowout I ever had, but as soon as I heard that explosive pinging whistle and felt the floppy jolting and the terrifying sensation of a vehicle out of control, I knew what was wrong. I reached forward and cut the power. 
  When I leaned back in my seat I was sweating and my stomach was pushing my tonsils around, and not only on account of the sudden switch from one and a half G's to free fall. I was in a jam, and I didn't need a mechanic to tell me that, either. Spaceships don't carry spare drive tubes. 
  Not little wagons like the Aspera, anyway. If you could get a spare inside the hull you would have to leave out the air plant or the groceries or else stay home yourself, and even then there would be no room for the tools to make the change. Retubing is a dock job, and the nearest docks were a million miles away on Phobos and getting farther fast. 
  And besides, you never need a spare. Tubes don't blow in space. Diamondized graphite is tough—you caliper the throat every time you dock, and after a few thousand G-hours you find enough erosion to cut down efficiency to the point where it's a good idea to put in a new liner. 
  I knew all this, but at the same time I knew the main tube had blown. What I didn't know was what I was going to do about it. I lit a cigarette and took a deep drag, just in case the stimulating effect of the quabba smoke would give me an inspiration.

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