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  Spanish Dialogues for Beginners...

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  EASILY LEARN CONVERSATIONAL SPANISH IN JUST A FEW DAYS WITH THE HELP OF EVERYDAY SPANISH DIALOGUES FOR BEGINNERS LIKE YOU!Spanish is one of the most widely spoken languages today and opens up the door to a plethora of new opportunities to view and experience the world. Not only will learning Spanish increase your ability to converse with different people across the globe, but it also gives you a winning edge over others in your career or business.When you put in the work to learn Spanish, you are broadening your horizons and giving yourself a better chance to succeed in both life and work. So, how do you get started?EASY — just add “Spanish Dialogues for Beginners” by Learn Like a Native in your toolkit!This book is crafted with beginners like you in mind. Here is where you will find simple yet stimulating Spanish language usage that is mostly in the present tense, so you will be able to effectively focus on dialogues and root verbs, as well as effortlessly understand and find patterns in subject-verb agreement.In the simple, easy-to-digest dialogues within, you will listen to people going through daily life situations speaking to each other, and using the most common, helpful words in Spanish.WITH THE HELP OF THIS FUN SPANISH DIALOGUES GUIDE, YOU WILL:•	Effectively learn Spanish transition words the easiest and fastest way possible•	Use the right Spanish prepositions anytime, anywhere without skipping a beat•	Expertly ask all your burning questions using situation-appropriate Spanish terms•	Boost your knowledge in common Spanish present tense verbs like a native•	And so much more!Scroll up, add this Audiobook to your library, and Kick Start Your Spanish Learning Journey Today!P.S. Get at learnlikenatives.com and get the first ebook of the series FOR FREE!

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  Agricultural Drones

  Simon Rose

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  Farm fields can span hundreds of acres. With so much area to cover, checking crops and livestock can be difficult. But with an agricultural drone, this job becomes much simpler. Young readers will discover how drones help farmers maximize efficiency and bring abundant harvests.

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  Anansi Goes Fishing

  Eric A. Kimmel

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  Anansi the spider plans to trick Turtle into catching a fish for his dinner, but Turtle proves to be smarter and ends up with a free meal. Explains the origin of spider webs.

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  Catwings

  Ursula K. Le Guin

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  Le Guin wrote this highly acclaimed novel about a very special litter of kittens. Mrs. Jane Tabby has always longed to get away from the cramped alleys of the city. She knows it is too late for her, but she thinks her longing may be the reason her litter of kittens was born with wings. When they are old enough to fly, she sends the four kittens, who become known as catwings, out into the world to find their home. But they find that danger does not lurk only in city alleyways. "... a small gem of a book ..."-Publishers Weekly

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  All About Moon Bases-And Our...

  Martin K Ettington

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  NASA has plans to land on the Moon again in 2024 and then build a Moon base following that.What is the history of plans to build a base on the Moon and what are all the issues involved?Where should the base be built and what will be do once we have long term habitation on the Moon?There are lots of ideas and lots of issues to consider.My hope is that the reader will learn about all of the issues important to building a Moon Base to better understand what will be required.You might even want to become a Moon Base resident!

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  When the Mapou Sings

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  Sixteen-year-old Lucille hopes to one day open a school alongside her best friend where girls just like them can learn what it means to be Haitian: to learn from the mountains and the forests around them, to carve, to sew, to draw, and to sing the songs of the Mapou, the sacred trees that dot the island nation. But when her friend vanishes without a trace, a dream—a gift from the Mapou—tells Lucille to go to her village’s section chief, the local face of law, order, and corruption, which puts her life and her family’s at risk.  
  Forced to flee her home, Lucille takes a servant post with a wealthy Haitian woman from society’s elite in Port-au-Prince. Despite a warning to avoid him, she falls in love with her employer’s son. But when their relationship is found out, she must leave again—this time banished to another city to work for a visiting American writer and academic conducting fieldwork in Haiti. While Lucille’s new employer studies vodou and works on the novel that will become Their Eyes Were Watching God, Lucille risks losing everything she cares about—and any chance of seeing her best friend again—as she fights to save their lives and secure her future in this novel in verse with the racing heart of a thriller. 
  Infused with magical realism, this story blends first love and political intrigue with a quest for justice and self-determination in 1930s Haiti.

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