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  Sona Sharma a Friend Indeed

  Chitra Soundar

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  Sona decides to run for class leader! But her friend Joy is running too. Does Sona really want to lead, or just to win? Chitra Soundar shines a light on democracy in the latest book in this charming series. 
    
  Sona’s class is excited when Miss Rao announces that there will be an election for class leader. But when Pradeep, who is always boasting, says he would be the best choice, Sona knows she doesn’t want him to win. So Sona stands up and volunteers to be a candidate too! Strangely, her best friends, Joy and Renu, don’t seem happy about it—in fact, they stop talking to Sona altogether. When it turns out that Joy also wants to run for class leader, Sona doesn’t know what to do. It’s true that Joy has some great ideas for the class, and Sona hasn’t thought much beyond stopping Pradeep from winning, but Sona entered the race first and doesn’t want to drop out. With advice and support from her family, Sona realizes that no one can become a leader on their own. Readers can explore election terms and ideas along with Sona, as well as a glossary of Indian words (like bonda, a delicious South Indian doughnut) at the end.

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  Introducing Sai the Peacock: The...

  Estani Frizzell

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  Will Sai follow his dreams?Sai is a kind young peacock who lives with his royal family. He has brilliant blue tail feathers that any regal peacock would be proud of—and Sai LOVES to sing!But his family laughs at that idea, AND at him! They say his beak is too big while making fun of his singing voice.Saddened by their ridicule, Sai finally vows never to sing in front of anyone again! He hides himself away and doubts his dreams. Will he take their criticism to heart? Will he give up?Estani Frizzell’s spirited and unique story shows children how just one special friend’s support can make a difference in carrying us where our talents are meant to take us.Author Estani Frizzell, multi-faceted singer/songwriter known for an array of musical styles, has wanted to write children’s books since the birth of her daughter. With Sai Peacock—and rhythm and rhyme—she has now found the perfect way to deliver catchy hooks and melodies in a variety of sonic and lyrical tastes for children!Illustrator LA native Sophia Frizzell creates a singular style through her work by blending elements of surrealism and the macabre. By the age of 16, she had achieved local recognition around Los Angeles with her graphite sketches and acrylic and oil paintings. Embarking on a new venture, she’s now diving into the world of children's books.

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  Dear Girl I Hope You Know - An...

  Emma Meyer

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  Dear Girl, Do You Know That You Are Amazing? 
  Have you ever felt like you’re not good enough? Maybe you think you’re not as sporty, smart, or brave as other children? Helen feels that way too sometimes. But as she goes on her adventures, she learns something amazing: being herself is exactly what makes her special. 
  These stories are written just for you. Join Helen as she finds her courage, follows her dreams, and learns that being kind makes her strong. You’ll see how she helps her friends, tries new things, and discovers that her voice matters. 
  Get ready for the adventure! Let Helen show you how strong, kind, and important you really are. The world is better because you’re in it. 
  ★ ”It’s a heartfelt letter to every girl, reminding her of her unique strengths, boundless potential, and the beauty of being herself.” — Joanne Sender, Mom of Five 
  ★ ”I call it an important book because young girls of today in the social media world have so much to cope with; so many threats to their self-confidence discourage them from having pride in their accomplishments when subjected to incessant comparisons with often exaggerated boasts of their peers. Dear Girl, I Hope You Know by Emma Meyer is an important book for young girls who need encouragement to find confidence in their own values and the courage to stand up for who they are.” — Readers' Favorite, 5-star review 
  ★ ”Dear Girl is a relatable story that is empowering to girls of all ages to be who they are! Parents will love this book for all the girls in their lives. It is one that is heartwarming and inspiring!” — Kaylee Haynes, Elementary School Teacher

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  Hidden Ways of Hope Reborn The:...

  Intelligent Meditations

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  Do you want to experience a feeling of peace, inspiration, and an hour of immersive storytelling? to be present in all this from wherever you may be? and to simply enter into that state? 
    
  This guided visualisation is ready to impart to you a flow of higher inspirations while all the while calming the nervous system as the music interweaves along the narration and features meditative choirs to guide you along this journey. Atmospheric scenery and sights will open before your mind's eye, as you are lead up to the unfolding of a grand story - a story based on true events that moved countless hearts and left an imprint in the consciousness of humanity. From thereafter you will see visions of the wider starry cosmos unfold as you listen to the softly spoken words guiding you further into the quiet night and dreams of light. Narrated by James Mooney, whose voice has soothed and comforted hundreds upon hundreds of thousands of listeners over the years. 
    
  Specifically, this audiobook will: 
   Induce Alpha and Theta Brain Waves calming the mind and dispersing anxieties.Tell a visually rich immersive story suffused with evocative music.Impart a fresh calm liveliness to your state of being.Help you drift of to a sleep of warm comfort or into a meditative state. 
    
  Come on in and immerse yourself in this journey. This is your moment now, and this experience is here, for you.

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  Mirror to Mirror

  Rajani LaRocca

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  Rajani LaRocca, recipient of a Newbery Honor and Walter Award for Red, White, and Whole, is back with an evocative novel in verse about identical twin sisters who do everything together—until external pressures threaten to break them apart. 
  Maya is the pragmatic twin, but her secret anxiety threatens to overwhelm her. 
  Chaya is the outgoing twin. When she sees her beloved sister suffering, she wants to tell their parents—which makes Maya feel completely betrayed. With Maya shutting her out, Chaya makes a dramatic change to give her twin the space she seems to need. But that’s the last thing Maya wants, and the girls just drift further apart. 
  The once-close sisters can’t seem to find their rhythm, so they make a bet: they’ll switch places at their summer camp, and whoever can keep the ruse going longer will get to decide where they both attend high school—the source of frequent arguments. But stepping into each other’s shoes comes with its own difficulties, and the girls don’t know how they’re going to make it. 
  This emotional, lyrical story will speak to fans of Ali Benjamin, Padma Venkatraman, and Jasmine Warga.

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  The Shipshape Miracle - Alone...

  Clifford D. Simak

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  The Shipshape Miracle by Clifford D. Simak - The castaway was a wanted man—but he didn't know how badly he was wanted! 
  If Cheviot Sherwood ever had believed in miracles, he believed in them no longer. He had no illusions now. He knew exactly what he faced. 
  His life would come to an end on this uninhabited backwoods planet and there'd be none to mourn him, none to know. Not, he thought, that there would be any mourners, under any circumstance. Although there were those who would be glad to see him, who would come running if they knew where he might be found. 
  These were people, very definitely, that Sherwood had no desire to see. 
  His great, one might say his overwhelming, desire not to see them could account in part for his present situation, since he had taken off from the last planet of record without filing flight plans and lacking clearance. 
  Since no one knew where he might have headed and since his radio was junk, there was no likelihood at all that anyone would find him—even if they looked, which would be a matter of some doubt. Probably the most that anyone would do would be to send out messages to other planets to place authorities on the alert for him.

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