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  Mutation The (Animorphs #36)

  K. A. Applegate

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  Two of the free Hork-Bajir living on Earth have brought the Animorphs and Ax a terrifying discovery: Visser Three has tried---unsuccessfully---to create a race of amphibious Hork-Bajir.It seems Visser Three has become fixated on the sunken Pemalite ship he glimpsed and lost (book #27).  So, he has arranged the construction of a fabulous new underwater Yeerk craft he calls "SeaBlade," that will be able to locate the Pemalite ship along with it's advance technology.  The Animorphs and Ax know they can't let the Visser find the ship.  So, after they acquire orca morphs it's a battle between the SeaBlade and six killer whales.But after damaging the SeaBlade, the kids and Visser Three make a startling discovery: an underwater civilization, a sort of real-life Atlantis populated by mutated humans (gills and lungs) who call themselves Nartecs and live in huge underwater caverns filled with air.  The Nartecs seize sunken vessels from the oceans of the world, adapt the ships' technology, and mummify the crews.So now, the Animorphs and Ax need to survive the encounter with the Nartec and still completely destroy the SeaBlade (whose technology would allow the Nartec to crate havoc in the world's oceans).  And in order to do this and escape the Animorphs and Ax will Actually have to fight alongside Visser Three...

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  101 Interesting facts for...

  Mr. Wonderbrain

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  Do you want your child to become the little genius of the house? 
  Would you like their minds to expand with amazing knowledge while they develop an insatiable curiosity for the world around them?  
  Then this audiobook is exactly what you’ve been looking for! 
  Did you know that multiple studies show that learning fun facts strengthens long-term memory and fosters more creative thinking? According to a study from the University of California, children who learn through interesting facts retain information better and develop a deeper curiosity about the world. 
  Imagine your child amazing their friends and teachers with mind-blowing facts about dinosaurs, space, or the human body! 
  With this audiobook, their curiosity will skyrocket, and their love for learning will grow every day. 
  What’s inside this audiobook?Over 100 incredible facts to spark their imagination and expand their knowledge.Organized by topics, making it easy to explore their favorite interests.Engaging and fun narration, designed to capture their attention and bring each fact to life.A dynamic listening experience that encourages learning and retention. 
  Why choose 101 Interesting Facts for Curious Kids?Encourages a love for learning in a fun and accessible way.Boosts memory with surprising and easy-to-remember facts.Perfect for family listening, whether at home or on road trips. 
  In a world dominated by screens, 101 Interesting Facts for Curious Kids provides an educational and entertaining alternative that lets your child learn while having fun. Plus, at the end of each chapter, they can test their knowledge with an exciting quiz! 
  Press play on fun and learning! Click "Buy Now" and give your child the adventure of discovering the world in a whole new way!

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  Finn the Young Dolphin (Pixi...

  Annette Neubauer, Pixi Gute...

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  A little dolphin is born. This is Finn. What Finn experiences in the sea, how dolphins breathe and how they can orient themselves under water - children learn all this and more in this story.
  Pixi bedtime stories for children: listen and fall asleep.
  This is an auto-narrated audiobook.

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  Hall of Heroes

  Jeri Massi

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  The gang of friends: Scruggs, Jack, Penny, Annette, and Jean have got their new clubhouse in place, but they are stormed by Eddy and his gang of pals who specialize in outwitting the Hall of Heroes and making them look ridiculous. Meanwhile, Jean has been assigned by her church's Young Helps group to clean house and assist the mysterious woman who lives by herself in the big, spooky house on a lonely and dark street. Why does Martha Jenkins have no friends, and why does she never leave her house?

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  Prophecy The (Animorphs #34)

  K. A. Applegate

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  A single Arn, Quafijinivon, the last member of the race that created the Hork-Bajir has survived.  He has seen his entire people wiped out.  He has seen the Hork-Bajir enslaved.  Now, after a lifetime of planning and plotting, he wants to get his revenge on the Yeerks.  And he wants to atone for the problems the Arn have caused.  He is old and weak.  But he has something the Yeerks have reason to fear: the Ixcila, the mind pattern and persona of Aldrea-Iskillion-Falan.  Prince Seerow's daughter and one of the main characters of The Hork-Bajir Chronicles.  Dak Hamee's Ixcila did not survive.  Aldrea's Ixcila is a powerful thing for the Arn to have.  Because he's also learned that while Aldrea and Dak were alive they'd managed to steal and hide an entire transport of Yeerk weaponry.  And now Quafijinivon wants the free Hork-Bajir on Earth to have the weapons to fight against the Yeerks.  But he has to find the weapons first.  And only Aldrea would know where they are hidden.  The free Hork-Bajir notify the Animorphs of this Arn's arrival on Earth.  When they meet, Quafijinivon feels that Cassie is the best candidate for Aldrea's Ixcila.  Now, Cassie has within her own mind the mind of Aldrea.  She, the other kids, the Arn, and Toby (the young Seer of the free Hork-Bajir colony), must travel to the Hork-Bajir home world, locate the weapons cache, and help launch a new Hork-Bajir liberation movement.  One problem:  The Aldrea persona must voluntarily surrender its hold on the host mind or decide to push the host aside.  Did Aldrea's Ixcila choose Cassie because it sensed she was weak?  Or was Aldrea drawn to the truly strong memeber of the Animorphs?

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  White Poverty The Invisible...

  Vines Graener

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  A deacon once approached Reverend William J. Barber II in his church study, asking for help with a young woman’s $50 light bill. Deacons, like this retired Black man in North Carolina, have a long tradition of serving the vulnerable. Barber agreed to help but realized the deacon couldn’t see the deeper issue: the woman worked two jobs and still struggled. This blindness to poverty isn’t a personal failure but a result of societal myths. 
  Barber, inspired by biblical prophets, believes in calling attention to the unseen poor. He has met poor people across America who share their stories, asking not for bailouts but for recognition. Nearly 40 million Americans are officially poor, but this number is misleading. The outdated Official Poverty Measure doesn’t account for today’s high cost of living. 
  Many Americans live paycheck to paycheck, with real wages lower than 50 years ago. Wealth inequality has grown, with the richest 1 percent owning more than the combined wealth of 80 percent of the population. Politicians avoid naming this crisis, and myths about poverty persist. Researchers have found that 140 million Americans are poor or low-income, including 66 million white people. Most of America’s poor are white.

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