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  Soft Wind Sleep Sounds - 4 Hours...

  Sleeptime Publications

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  Let the wind carry your worries away. 🌬️ 
  Do you lie in bed, your mind racing and restless long after the world has gone quiet? 
  Are you tired of sleep apps that promise peace but only leave you more awake? 
  Soft Wind Sleep Sounds offers a gentle, immersive escape from the chaos of your thoughts. With four hours of natural windscapes—each carefully crafted to soothe, relax, and lull you into deep rest—you’ll drift off effortlessly and wake up feeling truly restored. 
  Inside, you’ll experience:Whispers Through the Woodland – Soothing breezes rustling through leaves, with the occasional croak of a distant frogBreeze Over Distant Dunes – Wide, whistling winds and the soft call of birds over quiet coastal sandsEchoes in a Snowbound Silence – Muffled, tunnel-like gusts that echo like a blizzard outside a cozy shelterDrift Beneath the Windowpane – The softest wind, barely heard beyond the walls, inviting stillness and sleep 
  Whether you’re dealing with stress, insomnia, or simply need to unwind, this audio experience helps you let go of tension and fall into a natural rhythm of rest. There’s no music, no jarring transitions—just steady, high-quality wind ambience designed for uninterrupted slumber. 
  Press play, close your eyes, and let the wind take over. 
  Your most peaceful night’s sleep starts here.

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  Read Scream Repeat: New for 2023...

  Jennifer Killick

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  A spooktacular collection of scary stories by thirteen of the most exciting and diverse authors in children’s books today! Perfect for readers aged 9-12 
  A spooktacular collection of horror stories that will chill, thrill and delight middle-great readers, keeping them on the edge of (or hiding behind) their sofas! Do you dare to turn the pages and see what’s lurking inside…? 
  Read, Scream, Repeat brings together thirteen bestselling, award-winning authors: Kirsty Applebaum, Jasbinder Bilan, Aisha Bushby, Joseph Coelho, Rachel Delahaye, Kat Ellis, Phil Hickes, Polly Ho-Yen, Sharna Jackson, Jennifer Killick, Elle McNicoll, Dan Smith and 
  J.T.Williams. The collection is curated by Farshore’s queen of middle-grade comedy-horror, Jennifer Killick! 
  Read, Scream, Repeat is a truly diverse anthology that taps into everything young readers are looking for this spooky season. 
  This latest collection, Read, Scream, Repeat, is a top pick for juvenile readers, weaving together myths, legends, and ghost stories that are sure to captivate. The book, a Sunday Times bestseller, is a testament to the power of short fiction in the children's genre. 
  For fans of Vashti Harrison (Big), Robin Stevens (Death Sets Sail), Tola Okogwu (Daddy Do My Hair), Katherine Rundell (The Explorer), and Kereen Getten (Ada Rue and the Banished). 
  HarperCollins 2023

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  Distress Signal

  Ross Rocklynne

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  Distress Signal by Ross Rocklynne - Marooned! On the cold satellite of a dying sun, light-years away from home.... For Rex there was only one escape. But Carl called it murder! 
  The years passed relentlessly, ticked off—one, two three, four—by the big lone planet Worta as it moved with ponderous sureness around the dying red star. Sometimes, in the first year after they were marooned, the two runaway boys, Carl Wyant and Rex Oberling, crawled from the grottoes, chambers and labyrinthine tunnels which the Wortans had driven deep beneath the planet's crust, and with a chill lonesomeness looked out into the vastness of space where the stars brooded. One of those stars, thirty-five light-years away, was Sol, around which swung the planet Earth! They could not think of Earth without a brightness coming to their eyes. 
  Sometimes the younger boy, then seventeen, would whisper, "I wish we'd never left home, Carl." 
  And Carl would say, "But we left. So let's take our medicine like men." 
  Yes, their leaving home, leaving their parents, their friends, their whole world, could not be changed. Yet it seemed to them that their punishment was out of all proportion to their crime. Thinking back on it, Carl Wyant no longer remembered the petty grievance against his parents which made him decide to run away. 
  Mainly, of course, it had been because his father dropped his keys to the interstellar space-ship he had recently requisitioned from the Space Council. Both Carl and his buddy, Rex, the young fellow who lived next door and belonged to the same Scout Troop, had been caught up with the idea of visiting the stars, without parental supervision. To visit the stars! That was a thrilling thought. 
  At first they planned to be gone a month.

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  Creepy but Cool Bats

  Tracy Nelson Maurer

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  Kids love bats! Bats have always been mysterious, and they have always scared people, but there's so much more than meets the eye… Find out fascinating facts about these flying nighttime creatures to share with your friends!

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  The Wind in the Willows - The...

  Kenneth Grahame

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  This classic edition of The Wind in the Willows brings the riverbank and endearing characters back to life in unparalleled quality. 
  For more than a century, Kenneth Grahame's The Wind in the Willows has captivated children with the adventures of Mole, Rat, toad, and Badger. The text featuring the same heartwarming tales, this edition is one to be treasured by a new generation of readers.

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  Coming to England

  Baroness Floella Benjamin

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  Celebrate the 30th anniversary of Baroness Floella Benjamin's classic memoir, Coming to England. With a foreword by the author and some additional historical information, this is the incredible story of Floella's journey from Trinidad to London, as part of the Windrush generation, to the House of Lords. It is gloriously illustrated throughout by Joelle Avelino, perfect for readers aged 9+.Floella Benjamin was just a young girl when she, her sister and two brothers arrived in England in 1960 to join their parents, whom they had not seen for fifteen months. They had left their island home of Trinidad to make a new life in London – part of a whole generation of West Indians who were encouraged to move to Britain and help rebuild the country after the Second World War.Reunited with her mother, Floella was too overwhelmed at first to care about the cold weather and the noise and dirt from the traffic. But, as her new life began, she was shocked and distressed by the rejection she experienced. She soon realized that the only way to survive was to work twice as hard and be twice as good as anyone else.This inspirational story is a powerful reminder of how courage and determination can overcome adversity.

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