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  In the Year of the Boar and...

  Bette Bao Lord

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  A timeless classic that will enchant readers who love Jennifer L. Holm and Thanhhà Lại, about an immigrant girl inspired by the sport she loves to find her own home team—and to break down any barriers that stand in her way.  
   
  Shirley Temple Wong sails from China to America with a heart full of dreams. Her new home is Brooklyn, New York. America is indeed a land full of wonders, but Shirley doesn't know any English, so it's hard to make friends.  
  Then a miracle happens: baseball! It's 1947, and Jackie Robinson, star of the Brooklyn Dodgers, is a superstar. Suddenly Shirley is playing stickball with her class and following Jackie as he leads the Brooklyn Dodgers to victory after victory. 
  With her hero smashing assumptions and records on the ball field, Shirley begins to feel that America is truly the land of opportunity—and perhaps has also become her real home.

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  I Love My Mommy - A Fun Day for...

  Jack Lewis

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  Celebrate the bond between mothers and their children with this fun and light-hearted audiobook. There’s nothing children enjoy more than time spent with their family, which means quality time together can turn an ordinary day with Mommy into a treasured adventure! 
  With delightful narration and fun sound-effects, this audiobook will be sure to delight your little one as you both cuddle and enjoy this wonderful story! It’s the perfect bedtime story they will ask to listen to again and again! 
  Don’t wait, this special time in your young child’s life goes by so quickly! Celebrate motherhood and enjoy precious moments together when you both listen to this audiobook. BUY NOW!

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  Bedtime Stories for Anxiety Free...

  Andrew Lang, Jacob Grimm,...

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  Help your child feel safe, calm, and ready for sleep with this gentle collection of bedtime stories designed especially for anxious little minds.
   
  Bedtime Stories for Anxiety-Free Kids features 15 soothing stories that create a peaceful space for children to unwind, relax, and let go of worries before sleep. With comforting themes, gentle storytelling, and reassuring characters, each tale encourages positive thinking, emotional safety, and a sense of calm.
   
  Perfect for sensitive or anxious children, this audiobook offers a supportive bedtime routine that helps build confidence, self-soothing skills, and a more restful night’s sleep.
  
  15 calming and reassuring bedtime stories.
  Created to help ease anxiety and support emotional well-being.
  Ideal for children ages 3–8.
  
   
  Press play, snuggle up, and let these peaceful stories bring comfort and calm to every bedtime.

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  Skunk vs Raccoon

  Kieran Downs

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  Skunks and raccoons use unique weapons to survive. Many predators keep their distance! Through leveled text, striking photos, and engaging features, readers will discover what makes these critters so successful in this fun title. The final pages pit the animals against each other as they fight for a meal. Which creature has the weapons to take the prize?

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  Bedtime Stories for Kids: 3...

  Sasha Brown

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  Does your child have trouble falling asleep? Doesn't let you sleep at night? Would you like your boy or girl to learn important values? If the answers are yes, then this fantastic audiobook is perfect for you. 
  In Bedtime Stories for Kids: 3 Books in 1, you will find stories that will stimulate your child's imagination and take their creativity to another level. 
  In each story, our main character will live a different adventure where teachings about powerful values will be left, which will instill valuable life lessons in your children. 
  If your child loves animals, it will be a perfect gift for them. Bedtime Stories for Kids: 3 Books in 1 include relaxing music during and after each story, which will give it a different touch to help you achieve your goal of putting your little one to sleep more easily. 
  If you want your child to have a deep and restful sleep while they turn into a high-level person, then download this audiobook.

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  The Hermit of Mars - The Only...

  Stephen Bartholomew

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  The Hermit of Mars by Stephen Bartholomew - He was the oldest man on Mars ... in fact, the only one! 
  When Martin Devere was 23 and still working on his Master's, he was hurt by a woman. It was then that he decided that the only things that were worthwhile in life were pure art and pure science. That, of course, is another story, but it may explain why he chose to become an archeologist in the first place. 
  Now he was the oldest human being on Mars. He was 91. For many years, in fact, he had been the only human being on Mars. Up until today. 
  He looked through the transparent wall of his pressurized igloo at the puff of dust in the desert where the second rocket had come down. Earth and Mars were just past conjunction, and the regular automatic supply rocket had landed two days ago. As usual, Martin Devere, taking his own good time about it, had unloaded the supplies, keeping the things he really needed and throwing away the useless stuff like the latest microfilmed newspapers and magazines, the taped TV shows and concerts. As payment for his groceries he had then reloaded the rocket with the written reports he had accumulated since the last conjunction, plus a few artifacts. 
  Then he had pushed a button and sent the rocket on its way again, back to Earth. He didn't mind writing the reports. Most of them were rubbish anyway, but they seemed to keep the people back at the Institute happy. He did mind the artifacts. It seemed wrong to remove them, though he sent only the less valuable ones back. But perhaps it couldn't be helped. One time, the supply rocket had failed to return when he pushed its red button—the thing was still sitting out there in the desert, slowly rusting. Martin Devere had happily unloaded the artifacts and put them back where they belonged. It wasn't his fault.

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