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  Corey's Christmas Wish

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  Bedtime Sleep Stories For Kids:...

  Word Wanderlust

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  Bedtime Sleep Stories for Kids is a delightful collection of meditation stories designed to capture the hearts of children of all ages. Featuring a magical cast of characters—unicorns, astronauts, pirates, funny animals, and mermaids—each story whisks young minds away on an adventure filled with imagination, mindfulness, and wonder. 
  Carefully crafted to help children relax and drift into a peaceful slumber, these enchanting tales also teach valuable lessons in mindfulness, self-awareness, and emotional well-being. Through engaging narratives, kids will enhance their creativity, develop problem-solving skills, and improve their ability to focus—all while enjoying a calming bedtime experience. 
  Parents and caregivers will love the ease of these soothing stories, designed to help little ones unwind at the end of the day. With themes of kindness, empathy, and positivity woven throughout, this collection nurtures a sense of peace and tranquility, making bedtime a cherished moment for both children and parents. 
  Whether your child dreams of exploring space with an astronaut or swimming alongside mermaids, Bedtime Sleep Stories for Kids is the perfect way to help them relax, drift off to sleep, and awaken their imagination. With beautiful storytelling, engaging characters, and meaningful life lessons, this collection will become a beloved part of your child’s nightly routine.

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  One Real American - The Life of...

  Joseph Bruchac

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  When North and South met in 1865 at Appomattox Court House to end the Civil War, the official terms of surrender weren’t written in the hand of Ulysses S. Grant, Robert E. Lee, or any white soldier. Instead, this momentous event was recorded by General Ely S. Parker, a member of the Seneca (Iroquois) tribe. At that time, Parker was not only the highest-ranking Native American in the Union Army but also the Grand Sachem, or chief representative, of the Haudenosaunee—the powerful Iroquois Confederacy. 
   
  Though little known today, Ely S. Parker (1828–1895) achieved great success in many roles: diplomat, general, engineer, law student, and chief. From negotiating to retain reservation lands to acting as President Grant’s Commissioner of Indian Affairs—the first Native American to hold that post—Parker worked alongside both tribal and federal governments. Though criticized by some of his people for his rise in white society, Parker advocated for Native Americans across the country in the face of discrimination at every step—seen by some as a traitor, but to others a hero. 
   
  This expertly researched, masterfully written biography offers a unique and historical perspective. From award-winning children’s book author and Native American scholar Joseph Bruchac comes the fascinating story of a man who walked in two very different worlds, forever caught between them.

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  Tiger ! Tiger ! - How Mowgli the...

  Rudyard Kipling

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  Mowgli is the boy who was raised by wolves. As a very young child, little Mowgli had toddled into the jungle and away from the sight of his distraught mother. Tracked by the lame tiger, Sere Kahn as a tasty morsel to eat, he had been taken in by a wolf family in their lair and protected from the tiger. But the tiger, frustrated from having an easy meal, had vowed he would eat him one day and he plotted for years as the child grew to boyhood. This is the story of how, having been banished from the wolf pack at the age of 12 for being a human, he learns that Sere Kahn is now determined to find and kill him and of what he does about it with the help of his old father and mother wolf. An exciting tale.

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  MY SKIN IS LOVELY - The ABCs of...

  Shem Diana Moses

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                                   Welcome to Super Girl Shaya’s guide to her Superpowers! 
  All a parent wants in life is to ensure that their child knows how beautiful and powerful they are, despite how some may treat them. 
  As an author focused on writing empowering self-love stories and uplifting affirmations for black girls My Skin is Lovely will help your child understand that they are beautiful, powerful, and can achieve anything they set their minds to by using positive affirmations with the ABCs. They will learn that they should never hide who they are and that they should feel comfortable, confident, and beautiful in their own skin. 
  Teach your child that they can do anything in life, no matter what their background is, by using this fun, positive book that will ensure your child knows just how wonderful and bright they really are. 
  My Skin is Lovely is a wonderful book for young black girls and will teach them the importance of confidence in a world that may not put an importance on it. 
  My Skin is Lovely children's book is fun, uplifting and will make your little black girls feel empowered. It will be loved by your little princesses.❤️✅ #loveskin 
  On a personal note, I write and produce audiobooks you can enjoy together to ensure your little black Supergirl is not just comfortable with the color of her skin, but confident that her mahogany hue is absolutely stunning! I am following a calling to shift the conversation from a place of embracing inclusion to teaching pride.

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  The Clockmaker of New Year’s...

  Al Nika

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  This audiobook is narrated by an AI Voice.   
  In this fifth installment of The Clockmaker of Dreams series, Lina, Kevin, and their loyal dog Rex welcome New Year’s Eve the way they always do, waiting for the familiar knock, the golden feather, and the ladder from the moon. But when the feather arrives cold and blue, and the Dreamworld’s magic falls silent, the children discover that something is terribly wrong. Their gentle guide, the Clockmaker, is no longer the bright guardian they know, and dream clocks that once glowed with warmth now hang frozen in the sky. With no map, no lantern, and no promise of safety, Lina and her friends must climb the moon ladder and follow a fading compass into a world of sleeping dreams, where fear spreads like winter and hope feels small. Through mysterious encounters with other children and the quiet courage of friendship, Lina learns that some journeys are not about bravery at all, but about kindness, compassion, and the simple strength of standing together. The Clockmaker of New Year’s Eve Dreams: The Night Lina and the Gang Melted the Ice is a magical, heartfelt adventure that invites young listeners to believe in love over fear, and reminds parents that even the coldest nights can thaw when children share their light.

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