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  The Space Beasts - No Air No...

  Clifford D. Simak

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  The Space Beasts by Clifford D. Simak - There is no life in space–can’t be, because there’s no air. But that undeniable fact loses point when your own existence is threatened by that life which can’t exist. 
  It wasn't possible... but there it was! A thing that hung in space on shimmering wings of supernal light. 
  Wings that had about them that same elusive suggestion of life and motion as one sees in the slow crawl of a mighty river. Wings that were veined with red markings and flashed greenly in the rays of the distant Sun. 
  The body of the thing seemed to writhe with light and for a fleeting moment Captain Johnny Lodge caught sight of the incredible head . . . a head that was like nothing he had ever seen before. A head that had about it the look of unadulterated evil and primal cruelty. 
  He heard Karen Franklin, standing beside him, draw in her breath and hold it in her wonder. 
  “It’s a Space Beast,” said George Foster, assistant pilot. “It can’t be anything else.” 
  That was true. It couldn’t be anything else. But it violated all rules of life and science. It was something that shouldn’t have happened, a thing that was ruled out by the yardstick of science. Yet, there it was, straight ahead of them, pacing the Karen, one of the solar system’s finest rocket-ships, with seeming ease. 
  “It just seemed to come out of nowhere,” said George. “I think it must have passed the ship. Flew over us and then dipped down. I can’t imagine what those wings are for, because it travels on a rocket principle. See, there it blasts again.” 
  A wisp of whitish gas floated in space behind the winged beast and swiftly dissipated. The beast shot rapidly ahead, green wings glinting in the weak sunlight.

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  Angel Spider and the Shy...

  Tim Fanguy

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  Angel Spider and the Shy Caterpillar is a heartwarming children’s story about friendship, courage, and finding your voice — now brought to life as an engaging and soothing audiobook. 
  Angel Spider is no ordinary spider — she has bright wings, a glowing halo, and a heart full of kindness. When she meets a shy little caterpillar hiding behind a leaf, she gently encourages him to come out of his shell and discover the magic of being himself. 
  Perfect for bedtime or quiet time, this gentle audio journey is filled with uplifting messages and soundscapes that spark imagination. Written by Tim Fanguy and inspired by a real moment between father and daughter, this story is a beautiful reminder that bravery begins with kindness. 
  Ideal for children of all ages, this audiobook is part of the growing Angel Spider series.

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  The Good Samaritan

  Henriette Schwab

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  Put on your own puppet show using this audio file (MP3 format) to tell the story of the Good Samaritan! A PDF of the script is included. Great for Sunday schools, homeschooling, Bible camps, or other activities. 
  The Good Samaritan not only saved the beaten man on the road but also took him to an inn and paid to have him lodged and looked after. Who is our neighbor? That was Jesus' theme in the Good Samaritan. He told those listening that whoever needs our help is our neighbor.

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  DJ Funkyfoot - The Show Must Go...

  Tom Angleberger

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  Meet DJ Funkyfoot! 
  He’s a Chihuahua and a butler! 
  Meet Wolfgoose Pigwig! 
  He's a very fancy, very famous opera star. 
  When Wolfgoose Pigwig calls looking for the very best butler, DJ Funkyfoot jumps  
  at the opportunity. But helping out this fancy star isn’t all that it’s cracked up to  
  be. Wolfgoose’s demands keep getting more and more absurd. And so do the  
  disasters. Robbery! Wrecks! Romance! And even … rapping?

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  Short & Shivery - Thirty...

  Robert D. San Souci

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  Make story time a little spookier with this Halloween-themed collection of ghost stories, spooky shorts, and frightening folktales from all over the world! 
    
  “No one travels these roads after dark. Those who are found the next day, if they are still alive, will have gone mad.” 
    
  Chills and thrills to make your flesh crawl with fear! Turn the lights down low and grab your favorite reading chair. But first, you’d better check behind you. … 
    
  Ghosts, monsters, murders, and madmen! These thirty stories have been collected for your reading displeasure from all over the globe, and represent the world’s best scary stories and frightening folktales, featuring famous authors such as Washington Irving and the Brothers Grimm. Welcome to a chilling world of hair-raising tales! 
    
  "There are some delicious shivers here, with plenty of fodder for an active imagination."—School Library Journal

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  Time for Courage

  Rob Currie

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  During WWII, when the Nazis hunt Jewish children, the kids’ only hope is help from the Dutch Resistance. But these brave volunteers are outgunned, outmanned, and all they have is each other.In this sequel to Hunger Winter, thirteen -year-old Dirk and his family move to a farm near Utrecht, Netherlands, in January of 1945. When the Nazis focus on capturing Jewish children to send to gas chambers, Dirk’s family intervenes. Their methods include providing ration cards and finding families to hide Jewish children and teens.With edge-of-your-seat action and suspense, the reader follows Dirk and his family as they work with the Dutch Resistance to protect the children and battle the zeal and determination of the Gestapo to find the children and send them to their deaths.This World War II historical fiction novel for kids features:Edge-of-your-seat excitement and danger set against the backdrop of the HolocaustHistorically accurate accounts of WWII events not normally covered in other booksMaps of the Netherlands to help parents and teachers prepare lessons for children about the history of WWIIThis middle-grade book is an adventure to be read again and again, a story that should not be forgotten.

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