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  Bedtime Story | Luna and Finn's...

  C.T.L

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  Dive into the sparkling waters of the Great Barrier Reef!  Swim alongside Luna the dolphin and Finn the whale as they explore hidden treasures, meet fascinating creatures, and uncover the ocean's many mysteries.

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  Nacho’s Big Day: A Story of...

  Kiara Shankar, Vinay Shankar

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  Join Nacho, a smart and spirited cat, as he starts his first day of school! In this delightful story for young readers, Nacho discovers that being nervous is okay—it's a sign of bravery and a chance to face fears. With supportive friends, a kind teacher, and a dash of courage, Nacho learns that every challenge is an opportunity for adventure. Will he overcome his worries and make his first day unforgettable? Find out in this heartwarming tale of confidence, friendship, and the joy of learning! 
  "Sometimes being nervous is okay; it means you're brave and ready to face your fears." 
                                                            - Kiara Shankar & Vinay Shankar 
  About the Authors: 
  Kiara Shankar is a talented sixteen-year-old author and songwriter from San Francisco, California, USA. In addition to her passion for writing, she enjoys reading and creating artwork. Her recent book, Avocado the Turtle, has been translated into fifteen languages, including Spanish, German, Italian, French, traditional Chinese, simplified Chinese, Hebrew, Hindi, Tamil, Bengali, Kannada, Ukrainian, and more. 
  Vinay Shankar is a software professional who was inspired by his daughter's passion for writing and songwriting and decided to collaborate with her. Together, their creative efforts have given life to great ideas! The father-daughter duo's pop hits, sung by Marla Malvins, Primrose Fernetise, Francesca Shankar, Vin Cooper, and SpotZ the Frenchie, are now available for streaming on popular platforms such as Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube Music, Amazon Music, Deezer, and more.

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  Welcome to Slacksville

  K. Peach

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  In Slacksville, food fights are mandatory, school musicals can literally spin out of control, and instead of pony rides at a birthday you could have a centaur. Even their pizza is a little weird.This is the first in the read-in-any-order Tales from Slacksville series sure to be enjoyed by readers of books like WAYSIDE SCHOOL, CAPTAIN UNDERPANTS, or DOGMAN.

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  The Great Catnapping

  Emily Ecton

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  In this hilarious, high-stakes companion to The Great Pet Heist, The Great Ghost Hoax, and The Great Vandal Scandal, the pet friends take matters into their own paws—and tentacles—to rescue Walt and the white cat when they get catnapped. 
   
   
   
  The white cat, famous for being a spokes-cat for Beautiful Buffet Cat Food, is making a TV appearance at a supermarket opening, with Madison playing cat wrangler to the stars! The TV people want Walt, too, and everyone is excited for her to reach celebrity status—except Walt. 
   
   
   
  Unfortunately for the felines' television debut, two cats loose in a supermarket is a recipe for disaster. Chaos erupts at the grand opening, and when the dust settles, the white cat and Walt are nowhere to be seen. They've been catnapped! The police are on the case, but their investigation isn't moving fast enough to satisfy the cats' worried friends. Desperate to get the snatched celebrities home safe and sound, Butterbean and the gang undertake a rescue mission of their own.

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  Mutation The (Animorphs #36)

  K. A. Applegate

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  Two of the free Hork-Bajir living on Earth have brought the Animorphs and Ax a terrifying discovery: Visser Three has tried---unsuccessfully---to create a race of amphibious Hork-Bajir.It seems Visser Three has become fixated on the sunken Pemalite ship he glimpsed and lost (book #27).  So, he has arranged the construction of a fabulous new underwater Yeerk craft he calls "SeaBlade," that will be able to locate the Pemalite ship along with it's advance technology.  The Animorphs and Ax know they can't let the Visser find the ship.  So, after they acquire orca morphs it's a battle between the SeaBlade and six killer whales.But after damaging the SeaBlade, the kids and Visser Three make a startling discovery: an underwater civilization, a sort of real-life Atlantis populated by mutated humans (gills and lungs) who call themselves Nartecs and live in huge underwater caverns filled with air.  The Nartecs seize sunken vessels from the oceans of the world, adapt the ships' technology, and mummify the crews.So now, the Animorphs and Ax need to survive the encounter with the Nartec and still completely destroy the SeaBlade (whose technology would allow the Nartec to crate havoc in the world's oceans).  And in order to do this and escape the Animorphs and Ax will Actually have to fight alongside Visser Three...

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  Old Rambling House

  Frank Herbert

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  Old Rambling House by Frank Herbert - All the Grahams desired was a home they could call their own ... but what did the home want? 
  On his last night on Earth, Ted Graham stepped out of a glass-walled telephone booth, ducked to avoid a swooping moth that battered itself in a frenzy against a bare globe above the booth. 
  Ted Graham was a long-necked man with a head of pronounced egg shape topped by prematurely balding sandy hair. Something about his lanky, intense appearance suggested his occupation: certified public accountant. 
  He stopped behind his wife, who was studying a newspaper classified page, and frowned. "They said to wait here. They'll come get us. Said the place is hard to find at night." 
  Martha Graham looked up from the newspaper. She was a doll-faced woman, heavily pregnant, a kind of pink prettiness about her. The yellow glow from the light above the booth subdued the red-auburn cast of her ponytail hair. 
  "I just have to be in a house when the baby's born," she said. "What'd they sound like?" 
  "I dunno. There was a funny kind of interruption—like an argument in some foreign language." 
  "Did they sound foreign?" 
  "In a way." He motioned along the night-shrouded line of trailers toward one with two windows glowing amber. "Let's wait inside. These bugs out here are fierce." 
  "Did you tell them which trailer is ours?"

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