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  Paul martin and the crown of the...

  Georges Alexander Vagan

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  "The Crown of Seven Kingdoms" 
  Nonnon, Arius' faithful accomplice, who is pretending to the title of the King of Dwarves, finds a legendary Crow of Seven Kingdoms. Now the battle between light and darkness, Saint Nicholas' powers and Arius's powers, can not be prevented. And again Paul Martin, an editor of the magazine "The Star of Bethlehem", is to play the main role in the battle.

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  Karl's New Beak - 3-D Printing...

  Lela Nargi

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  Karl is an Abyssinian ground hornbill with a special challenge. His lower bill had broken off and made eating difficult. Karl did a great job of adapting and finding new ways to eat, but he wasn't getting all the food he needed. His zookeepers at the National Zoo and friends at the Smithsonian Institute wanted to help. Could an old bird skeleton and a 3D printer give Karl a new beak? Karl's new adventure was about to begin!

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  Trinity - The Best-Kept Secret

  Jacques F. Vallée, Paola...

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  Uncover the shocking truth about the 1945 UFO crash in New Mexico, two years before the infamous Roswell incident. Renowned investigative journalist Paola Leopizzi Harris and French-born  information scientist Dr. Jacques F. Vallée join forces to reveal the details of this extraordinary event.  
  Through meticulous research and eyewitness accounts, Harris and Vallée reconstruct the events surrounding the crash, including the military's recovery of a nearly intact, avocado-shaped craft weighing several tons. This groundbreaking audiobook challenges the official narrative and raises fundamental questions about the intersection of UFO phenomena and military secrecy. 
  With new evidence and eyewitness testimony, "Trinity: The Best-Kept Secret" is a gripping and thought-provoking exploration of one of the most enduring unsolved mysteries of our time. Get ready to discover the truth that's been hidden in plain sight.

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  The Little Dipper Society

  Cameron Brook

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  An exciting middle grade treasure hunt mystery adventure set in the Netherlands. 
  Twelve-year-old Tessa was looking forward to baking cookies, relaxing, and spending time with her best friend Dennis in their Clubhouse, but with the sudden arrival of Katie - her perfect gymnast cousin from the US – Tessa's plans change. Katie isn't very nice at the best of times, but now has turned downright hostile, and is threatening to ruin everyone's summer. 
  When they find a buried chest next to the local dolmen (their small Dutch town’s only interesting feature) it sends them on a hunt for a stolen treasure across the Netherlands. Dennis is thrilled they're going on a real-life treasure hunt, even if he is a little disappointed that there are no pirates involved. But Tessa has wanted to be an archaeologist for as long as she can remember, and knows these items of historical value belong back in a museum. 
  Soon they discover that they are not the only ones who are after the treasure. They have to form a team and work together, because if the treasure falls into the wrong hands, it will disappear forever. 
  For readers with a taste for mystery and solving puzzles, who enjoy learning some fun facts along the way.

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  Following the Rules

  Katie Peters

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  Are you a good teammate? Do you try your best? Do you follow rules and play fair?
   
  From baseball to tag to cards, every game has rules to follow. Learn how to be a good sport by playing by the rules. Pairs with the fiction title Not Yet!
   
  Explore these and other ways to be a good sport with these fun books!

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  LULU THE LOBSTER - A Cornish...

  Christopher Allen

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  In Looe town where waters flow, Where East meets West as tides ebb and go, Lived Captain Jago, brave and true, With children dear, sweet Tegen and Lou. 
  One golden morning, bright and fair, They sailed to check their lobster snare, The Jolly Lobster cut the foam, Far from their Cornish coastal home. 
  The first few pots held usual fare, Brown lobsters caught with skillful care, But when they hauled the seventh pot, Something magical they got. 
  The water glowed with golden light, A wondrous and amazing sight, Inside the pot, beyond compare, A lobster with shell golden-fair. 
  Her eyes were amber, wise and bright, Her claws caught morning's gentle light, And then she spoke in voice so sweet, "I'm Lulu, pleased you all to meet." 
  The children gasped in pure delight, At this most magical sight, A talking lobster, golden-true, Like nothing they had ever knew. 
  "I've watched your family," Lulu said, "Since your great-grandfather's days," she led, "I've kept you safe upon the sea, A guardian spirit, wild and free." 
  Captain Jago faced a choice, Between his heart and practical voice, This golden lobster, rare and fine, Could make his family's fortune shine. 
  But Tegen spoke with gentle grace, "Papa, look at Lulu's face, She's not just treasure to be sold, But friend worth more than gold." 
  Young Lowen added with a grin, "Let kindness and love win, Great-Grandfather would set her free, Back to her home beneath the sea." 
  The children's wisdom touched his heart, And set his conscience apart, Captain Jago made his choice, Love would be his guiding voice. 
  With gentle hands he held her high, Beneath the Cornish morning sky, "Dear Lulu, you must be free, To swim back to your deep blue sea." 
  Lulu promised as she went, Her gratitude would never be spent, She'd guide their nets and keep them blessed, For choosing love above the rest. 
  Into the sparkling blue ocean waves she gracefully slipped away, But her wonderful magic lives on today, In hearts that choose what's good and right.

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