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  My WOW Wake UP Call™: Volume 2 -...

  Robin B. Palmer

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  My WOW Wake UP Call™ - Good Morning Messages for Children, Volume 2. Now your children can start every day positively! From mother of four Jennifer Jimenez and longtime Broadway star Robin Boudreau Palmer.
  
  Volume 2:
  
  Offer Help
  Practice Manners
  Questions Help You Learn
  Remember You Are Loved
  You Are Special
  Tell the Truth
  Use Your Gifts and Talents
  Value Your Family and Friends
  We Are All Winners
  Exercise Your Mind and Body
  You Are Important
  Zero Excuses
  Teen Role Model Jack Andraka
  Child Role Model
  Yes! You Did It! Standing Ovation
  How do you start and end your day? Research shows your mind is most receptive during your first and last five minutes of the day, while in alpha state. Making the most of these most important minutes of your day changes everything in between. Ironically most people wake up with the buzzer and watch the news before bed.
  
  Now you can wake up happy and sleep well every night! Broadway star Robin (Boudreau) Palmer invented My Wake UP Call Motivational Alarm Clock Messages & My Good Night Messages™: patented, 5-minute messages with renowned experts that bookend every day with inspiration to live your dreams when it matters most.
  
  Featured in/on Shape, Self, USA Today, FOX and NBC-TV and in Robin's TEDx Talk, "The Most Important Minutes of Your Day". Messages can also be played as Motivational Alarm Clock Messages and My Good Night Calls™ bedtime reminders with most free alarm apps at the Apple Store or Google Play or with list of recommended apps at http://mywakeupcalls.net/FAQs.

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  The Island

  Gary Paulsen

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  From the New York Times–bestselling author of Northwind, a unique exploration into the exhilarating joys—and the inevitable dangers—of total solitude. 
   
  Every day, fifteen-year-old Wil Neuton gets up, brushes his teeth, leaves the house, and rows away from shore. He’s discovered the island, a place where he can go to be alone and learn to know nature—and himself. 
   
  Wil’s only mission is to let go of the outside world. But the outside world refuses to let go of him. His family regards him as a puzzle. The town bully is determined to challenge him. And suddenly, even reporters know his name. He can confront them all, or he can embrace his solitude forever. Just one thing is certain now: Wil Neuton will no longer be relying on anybody but himself. 
   
  “This could have been another back-to-nature story, but Newbery Honor writer Paulsen tells Wil’s inner journey with a confident lyricism that duplicates Wil’\’s emotional qualities.” —Publishers Weekly 
   
  “Wil Neuton seeks out harmony within [nature], recalibrating his life by way of his self-imposed solitude on the island . . . While Hatchet provided readers with some much-needed escapism, The Island centered its focus on what we can never escape—mortality, which, in the immediate aftermath of Paulsen’s passing, now takes on new significance.” —The Millions

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  Wendy and the Lost Girls Part One

  Tom Doganoglu

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  In a land where anything is possible, sometimes the hardest thing to do is believe. 
  Wendy is an orphan, living and learning at the Darling School for girls under the strict supervision of Headmistress Darling. Along with her regular studies, Wendy is forced to learn fencing, archery, rapelling, hand to hand combat, wilderness survival, and a variety of other things she is sure she will never need. 
  She yearns to be free of the school’s unrelenting control of her life, and finally gets her chance when Belle appears hovering outside her window, asking her to bring warriors and come back with her to Neverland to free Peter and the remaining faeries from the evil Queen who rules the land.

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  Family Night

  Kathleen A. Brown, Louise T. Wright

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  A family shows they care for one another by doing things together on a special night.

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  FairyTales and Pranksters

  Marco Fogliani

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  Original texts, together with revised texts, i.e. variations on the theme (often as adaptations to modern times) of the classic motifs that filled our childhood and populated our imagination as children. Because it is never too late to feel like a child. 
  Here is, in alphabetical order the list of the stories included in the collection: 
  BALDWIN AND THE PRINCESS’ TOOTHPASTE 
  GEPPETTO, THE BLUE FAIRY AND THE TALKING CRICKET 
  GINO THE POSTMAN AND THE BABY DRAGON 
  OSVALDO THE FISHERMAN 
  PAULINO AND THE DRAGON OF THE BLACK CASTLE 
  PINKY 
  SALAFINO AND THE MAGIC COFFEEPOT 
  SCARLETT 
  SERENA THE MERMAID 
  SNOW WHITE AND THE LITTLE ORPHANS 
  THE CYCLAMEN PRINCESS AND THE BLUEBERRY KNIGHT 
  THE COCKEREL AND HIS GOLDEN EGGS 
  THE MAT THAT COULD FLY 
  THE MINES OF SANTA CLAUS 
  THE PEN GENIE 
  THE STORY OF A MANNEQUIN 
  THE SUGAR WIZARD 
  THE TOY SOLDIERS AND THE BALLERINA 
  THE TRUE STORY OF PRINCE FELIX 
  THE TRUE STORY OF THE LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD 
  THEODORE’S GOLDEN DANDRUFF

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  It Rained Cement - I lived near...

  Megan Clements

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  Megan Clements tells of her experience in Ecuador with an erupting volcano.

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