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  Closed Curtains - Behind the...

  S R Christie

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  Under the blushing Danish skies, a girl walks hand in hand with her newfound love, smiling on the kissing bridge of Copenhagen. The water reflects the hues of the setting sun, carrying the pink hints of a Danish summer. As birds find their way home, so do the cycles carry happy faces back home. A significant Sakura blooming in its prime in the background, as the evening takes a romantic leap into the arms of night.

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  The Rooster who Lost His Cock a...

  Shirley Tucker

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   It is a beautiful day on the tiny farm in Rwanda. It is almost sunrise and Rafiki is about to awaken the people of the world. He is so proud to be the one chosen to replace his dad as alarm clock. When the exact moment the sun crests the horizon Rafiki prepares to speak. He opens his beak and hears only a squawking sound. He is devastated, humiliated and afraid of what will come next. 
   Rafiki runs to his father's arms and his father tells him that the only one who can help him is the wisest of owls. This wise old owl, his dad's best friend, lives in Oman. Rafiki is frightened. He has never left home before, and he will have to journey alone. Rafiki has no choice. 
   This is the only way, and the only one who can help him discover why he has lost his voice.  
   This is the only way he can find his lost Cock-a-Doodle-Doo. 

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  Rivers: Diary of a Blind Alaska...

  Mike Dillingham

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  A chance encounter on a chilly, rainy day started a heartwarming adventure for a blind dog and a human. This is Rivers' diary of that adventure; becoming pain free and dealing with his disappointments while learning to interact with humans. Rivers tells of a blind dog's efforts to overcome his challenges and achieve his destiny. Rivers is a tale of the bond between a dog and a man, of courage, friendship, loyalty and adventure. It is full of positive messages for both young and old. Rivers takes place in that mystical land called Alaska, where sled dog racing is the state sport, dogs are considered athletes, and mushers are their coaches.

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  Lulu the Dragonfly and Company

  Samuel Greiff

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  It's good once in a while to stop thinking like the world of grown-ups, and start listening to wildlife.
  
  After each storm, the sun returns to warm our hearts by offering us a beautiful rainbow.
  
  Every animal, every plant in this world is as valuable as we humans.
  
  And we contribute every day, whatever species we belong to, to make the world brighter.
  
  It is in the association of the peoples and species of this world that the planet has designed us and wishes to see us evolve.
  
  Diversity is wealth.
  
  All the colour of the rainbow are needed to make our Earth vibrate.
  
  When a dragonfly decides to start talking, a certain unloved plant in the world of grown-ups begins to become the great protector of the world, even of the human.
  
  May this story bring as many smiles to your soul as I had writing it.

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  The Unusual Histories of a...

  Scott McLean

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  Biscuit is a precocious pup with an insatiable curiosity that often leads her to poke her nose where it doesn't belong. When exploring the gardens of her new home, she stumbles upon what appears to be a rabbit hole and finds herself transported to the past.
  
  Thus begins a thrilling journey across the ages. With each trip down the rabbit hole into history, Biscuit must rely on her resourcefulness and befriend unlikely allies to overcome daunting obstacles and return to her family. But she soon discovers her time-traveling escapades have dredged up dark secrets that hang over her home, and her adventures have only just begun.
  
   

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  Dear Mother Nature

  Amira Berhili

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  Have you noticed that the world is changing? The animals have noticed something strange has happened. Our planet Earth has changed drastically over the years, and Mother Nature is saddened to see her world like this. As guardians of this planet, we seem to have forgotten how to look after our beautiful world. The animals are feeling worried and scared because their environment is changing. Each animal has been affected in various ways, so they decided to ask Mother Nature for help.
  
  Take a journey around the world, meeting different animals and reading their letters to Mother Nature. She is counting on you to give her a helping hand. Do you think you can help them?
  
  This book is a perfect introduction for curious minds to learn about the effects of climate change. The story provokes a deeper understanding of their world and how it can, directly and indirectly, impact them.
  
  Can you help Mother Nature tackle these issues?

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