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  Trevor Lee and the Big Uh-Oh!

  Wiley Blevins

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  If there’s one thing everyone knows, it’s that Trevor Lee and school 
  don’t mix. Like pickles and peanut butter. When his new teacher 
  announces all the third graders must read in front of everyone at 
  Parents Night, Trevor Lee and his best friend Pinky take action before 
  his secret of not being able to read gets out. After several 
  over-the-top attempts at getting out of Parents Night, Trevor Lee 
  enlists the help of his Mamaw. “Some days are just bad. You gotta hold 
  your head high and keep moving,” she always says. Can Trevor Lee 
  remember her advice as he stands in front of a crowd on the biggest 
  night of third grade?

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  Good Night Escargot

  Dashka Slater

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  In this perfect bedtime read, a cute French snail hosts a pajama party in this laugh-out-loud fifth picture book in the bestselling Escargot series.Escargot is hosting a pajama party and everyone is invited! There is only one rule: Don't fall asleep! As the night goes on and Escargot grows tired, he struggles to stay awake. Luckily, he has lots of ideas to keep his eyes from closing. Looking at the stars with his trusty stuffed bunny, building a blanket fort, and telling scary stories all help. But will the call of Escargot's comfy bed win out in the end?From New York Times–bestselling author Dashka Slater and former Pixar animator Sydney Hanson, Good Night, Escargot is an irresistibly sweet and charming story about sleepover fun and winding down from the day. This hilarious and interactive addition to the award-winning Escargot series is an ideal bedtime (or anytime!) read-aloud for little ones and animals lovers.  Don’t miss Escargot’s other funny and heartwarming adventures for kids ages 4-6 in:● Escargot (also available as a board book for babies and toddlers up to 3 years old)● A Book for Escargot● Love, Escargot (also available as a board book for babies and toddlers up to 3 years old)● Escargot and the Search for Spring (also available as a board book for babies and toddlers up to 3 years old)

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  Whatshisface

  Gordon Korman

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  Gordon Korman's next stand-alone novel, a fun, funny ghost story about a nobody kid who becomes a somebody while helping a ghost right a wrong from the past. When 12-year-old Cooper Vega moves for the third time in five years, he receives a state-of-the-art smartphone to help him stay in touch with old friends. He's had phones before, but this one is buggy and unpredictable. When a boy named Roderick Northrop communicates with him through the phone, Cooper realizes that his phone isn't buggy at all; the thing is haunted!

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  Chidikamwedzi; the Valley of the...

  Anne Hammond

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  In the late 1930s, Ian and Katherine Hammond returned home from seven years working as a surveyor in the jungles of Sarawak (Borneo).  ‘Home’ was the colony of Southern Rhodesia, now Zimbabwe and it was here that they were reunited with their young children Anne and JJ. 
  Skinny’s passion was the land, and he was able to purchase a tract of virgin bush reserved by the colonial government for white settlers. He would settle it with his family and develop a tobacco farm. 
  It was at this point that Anne and JJ’s adventure was to start. Everything needed for the farm was loaded onto a large dray drawn by a team of oxen, and the family set off down the track that led out from the settled areas. After fording the drift, they travelled all day through the bush, to camp that night under the small kopje that marked their new land. Their first months were spent in the open as the farm buildings were constructed around them... 
  Anne remembers her childhood adventure with great clarity and shares it with us.

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  Parables of Jesus Book 4

  Paul A. Lynch

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  Matthew 13:31-32 
  The Parable of the Mustard Seed  
  Jesus gave them another parable and said, “The kingdom of heaven can be compared to a grain of mustard seed that a man took and planted in his field.” 
  “It is the smallest of seeds; but when it is grown it is one of the largest trees even, so the birds of the air come and build nests and lodge in its branches.” 

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  Breakfast At Twilight - Trapped...

  Philip K. Dick

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  Breakfast At Twilight by Philip K. Dick - It’s distinctly ungood to wake up in the middle of a war. Anybody knows that. 
  Philip K. Dick, an iconic figure in science fiction literature, captivated readers with his visionary and often mind-bending narratives. Dick explored themes of reality, identity, and perception throughout his prolific career. His works, including "Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?" (which inspired the film "Blade Runner"), "Ubik," and "The Man in the High Castle," challenged conventional notions of existence, blurring the lines between the real and the surreal. 
  Dick's writing was characterized by its philosophical depth, psychological insight, and prophetic vision of a future shaped by technology and societal upheaval. He delved into the nature of consciousness, questioning what it means to be human in a world increasingly dominated by machines. Dick's own tumultuous life, marked by personal struggles and existential crises, often found expression in his fiction, adding layers of complexity to his narratives. 
  Despite struggling with mental health issues, Dick's creative genius continued to shine, earning him a devoted following and posthumous recognition as one of the most imaginative and influential writers of the 20th century. His legacy endures, inspiring readers and writers alike to ponder the mysteries of existence and the boundaries of reality.

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