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  Dunia's Magical Dresses - A...

  Marina Smiljkovic

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  In "Dunia's Magical Dresses," young Dunia's reluctance to share her extraordinary, magical dresses leads to a whimsical intervention by a fairy who makes them disappear. Through the kindness of her friends, Dunia learns the joy of sharing and the unique qualities each friend brings to their magical play. In a surprising twist, the vanished dresses return, reinforcing the lesson that sharing is caring. The story beautifully unfolds in the enchanting town of Sparkleville, where Dunia and her friends discover the true magic of friendship, creating a heartwarming tale that resonates with the delight of shared joy and camaraderie.

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  The Perfect One

  Sue Lancaster

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  Cami and Isa are very different sisters. Cami always wants to be perfect. She worries about it every single day! She follows all the rules, does all her homework on time, and never makes a fuss. Isa, on the other hand, is confident everything she does is perfect, even when it’s most definitely not. Her drawing on the wall? Perfect. Her bowling ball bouncing into the other lane? Perfect-er. When the two sisters face their own challenges during the first day of basketball camp, they realize there’s a lot they can teach each other. The perfect book for kids struggling with perfectionism or any child that compares themselves to a sibling, The Perfect One shares gentle messaging about the importance of patience, practice, and supporting your siblings, helping children understand there’s no such thing as perfect—just being perfectly true to you.

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  Someday

  Isaac Asimov

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  Someday by Isaac Asimov - The thoughts of youth are long, long thoughts... but those of a frustrated machine are longer—and deadlier! 
  Niccolo Mazzetti lay stomach down on the rug, chin buried in the palm of one small hand, and listened disconsolately to the Bard. There was even the suspicion of tears in his dark eyes, a luxury an eleven-year-old could allow himself only when alone. 
  The Bard said, "Once upon a time in the middle of a deep wood, there lived a poor woodcutter and his two motherless daughters, who were each as beautiful as the day is long. The older daughter had long hair as black as a feather of a raven's wing, but the younger daughter had hair as bright and golden as the sunlight of an autumn afternoon. 
  "Many times while the girls were waiting for their father to come home from his day's work in the wood, the older girl would sit before a mirror and sing—"

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  BEN's POP SAM - A young boy...

  Carmer Hook

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  Ben visits the beach with his beloved great grandfather Sam as they have many times before. Ben is learning how to be with his great grandfather who now has dementia. 
  They have a very special bond. Ben feels feelings of loss for the man his great grandfather used to be. However  Sam helps Ben to maintain his connection with him through their shared love for the sea. Ben realizes that he hasn't lost his connection with his great grandfather after all.

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  The One and Only Sparkella Makes...

  Channing Tatum

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  This program is read by the author, Channing Tatum.Leading actor, producer, director and New York Times-bestselling author Channing Tatum's Sparkella audiobook series is a charming ode to self-esteem and the love between a father and daughter.Sparkella is excited for her first sleepover with her new friend, Tam.A glittery, glimmering outfit sure to impress? Check!Everything they need for the awesomest tea party ever? Check!A collection of games to delight and inspire? Check!She can't wait for Tam to arrive in a few hours, but first she needs one more very important thing for their sleepover: A castle fit for two royal highnesses. But no matter what she tries, Sparkella just can't seem to get the castle to work. The leopard stones for the wall are too hard to find! The cardboard breaks when she tries to climb to the second floor! The nails are boring and so NOT glitter-tastic.Sparkella is frustrated, and worried her castle will never be finished in time. But with a little help from her dad, she soon learns the importance of patience, and figuring out creative new ways to do things when your original plans fall through.Praise for The One and Only Sparkella:"A second scintillating celebration of personal style and dad-daughter DIY." —Kirkus Reviews"For the children, or the inner child, in your life." —Oprah DailyA Macmillan Audio production from Feiwel & Friends

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  Secrets of Hollins Castle -...

  J. N. Christianson

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  Rosewyn clutched the bundled baby in her arms as she ran through the icy winds of Hollins Shire’s brutal winter, shivering violently – but not from the cold. She shivered from fright and dread. The baby she held in her arms should have been loved and cared for like any other newborn, but the baby had been condemned to die by the King. His birth was against the law and saving him would mean certain death if she was caught. Even the news of his birth would aid the evil duke, Lord Raymond in overthrowing the entire kingdom. If Rosewyn’s secret is discovered, the kingdom could crumble. 
  Tortured by guilt in condemning the child, the King struggles to keep his family together. When a mysterious boy arrives at the castle, things become more dangerous as Lord Raymond plots the royal family’s demise. In an effort to save his family and kingdom, the King has his young sons trained in survival skills for their protection, but when the secret of the new stranger is discovered, will the training be enough?Editorial Review 
  Secrets of Hollins Castle is a delightful medieval fantasy adventure that stands out as a testament of love to the medieval fantasy genre - Christianson weaves a well-crafted tale that feels realistic to the genre, with especially powerful dialogue and relationship building that make the story stand out. The author does an excellent job balancing drama and tenderness without being melodramatic, such as when Queen Jennifry gives birth to her child to start the story. Characters are also introduced with good characterization quickly without overwhelming the reader, such as when the reader meets Lord Raymond with a snide comment. The character relationships between each other, which add to the mystery, also feel realistic and at times tender.  
  Writer's Digest

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