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  Voices From The Ashes - The...

  Davis Truman

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  Buried in the soil of Auschwitz lay fragments of voices the Nazis tried to silence forever. They belonged to the Sonderkommando, Jewish prisoners forced into the darkest role of all: to witness and endure the machinery of mass murder. Knowing they would not survive, some risked everything to leave behind their words, their truths, and their warnings for the future. 
  Voices From The Ashes unveils these extraordinary clandestine writings, preserved against time and oblivion. With raw honesty and unbearable clarity, they recount not only the brutality of the camp but also the unbroken will to testify, an act of defiance stronger than death itself. 
  Both harrowing and profoundly human, this book does more than preserve history—it restores the dignity of the silenced, carrying their words across generations. It is a testament to resilience, memory, and the unyielding demand that the world must never forget. 
  Perfect for readers of Holocaust history, survivor testimony, and those drawn to the enduring power of the human spirit, Voices From The Ashes stands as both a memorial and a warning, an urgent reminder carved out of silence and buried in ashes.

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  The Found Echoes of Singing...

  Kaby

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  Welcome to planet Marsimble, where science and imagination go hand in hand! 
  A heartwarming prequel where Louey & Chloe first meet! 
  Their friendship begins with an adventure. What happens when the echoes of an ancient forest suddenly fall silent? Louey, Chloe, and their extraordinary friends must unravel the mystery before Marsimble loses its song forever! From Bassy’s echo tool to the Map of Silvery Moonlight—this sci-fi friendship adventure has it all! 
  When echoes from the majestic ancient Forest suddenly disappear, it’s up to Louey, Chloe, and Bassy to uncover the mystery and bring back the music that keeps Marsimble alive. With curious hearts and inventive minds, the team journeys through glowing fields and wondrous landscapes, meets unexpected helpers with unique skills, and learns secrets whispered by nature itself. Science and imagination come together to save the trees and restore their lost echoes. 
  The Found Echoes of Singing Trees is a playful tale where every chapter sparks wonder and leads curious hearts on an unforgettable adventure.Meet the extraordinary team of Marsimble: Louey, the poetry-loving orange cat; Chloe, the cheerful cloud full of questions; wise bears with a knack for engineering; and blue rabbits who excel at managing adventures. Each has a special role to play and a talent that shines.Savor the science, seamlessly woven into the adventure.Think big, dream together—like Chloe shifting into any form she dreams of, Marsimble series shape futures yet to be created. 
  The next time your child is bored on a long drive, or getting cozy for bedtime, or you just need five minutes to finish your tea, press play on Marsimble and let cat Louey and cloud Chloe work their storytelling magic! Marsimble audiobooks are like a gentle friend—always there for you and your kids.

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  The Cloud Who Wanted to Dance -...

  Lila Meadows

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  In The Cloud Who Wanted to Dance, follow the whimsical journey of a lonely cloud who dreams of dancing across the sky. Filled with charming characters, unexpected friendships, and heartwarming moments, this sky-high tale captures the magic of finding joy in the simplest of things. Perfect for readers of all ages, this story celebrates the power of hope, connection, and the courage to chase your dreams—no matter how far they seem. Get ready to soar into a world where the clouds come alive and happiness is just a twirl away!

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  Barry Loser is the best at...

  Jim Smith

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  The tenth book in the brilliant Roald Dahl Funny Prize winning BARRY LOSER series. 
  Perfect for readers aged 7-10 years old and fans of Diary of a Wimpy Kid, Tom Gates,Dennis the Menace and Pamela Butchart's Wigglesbottom Primary series. 
  Everyone at Barry’s school has gone football crazy, but Barry gets thrown out of the team (the Mogden Maniacs) for being completeerly rubbish. Then it turns out that his best friend Bunky is a super striker – so Barry becomes his manager. The cup final match is approaching and Bunky’s getting carried away with his football fame – can Barry keep his head in the game? 
  Join everyone’s favourite Loser on his tenth hilarious adventure! 
  Barry Loser: I am not a loser was selected as a Tom Fletcher Book Club 2017 title. 
  Future Ratboy and the Invasion of the Nom Noms is shortlisted for the Lollies Award 2017 
  Don't miss the other funny books by Jim Smith:  
  BARRY LOSER 
  I am not a Loser 
  I am still not a Loser 
  I am so over being a Loser 
  I am sort of a Loser 
  Barry Loser and the holiday of doom  
  Barry Loser and the case of the crumpled carton 
  Barry Loser hates half term 
  Barry Loser and the birthday billions 
  Barry Loser's ultimate book of keelness 
  Barry Loser’s Christmas Joke Book 
  My mum is a loser 
  My dad is a loser 
  Future Ratboy and the Attack of the Killer Robot Grannies 
  Future Ratboy and the Invasion of the Nom Noms 
  Future Ratboy and the Quest for the Missing Thingy 
  Praise for BARRY LOSER: 
  'Twice as good as my other favourite book, Diary of a Wimpy Kid' Ben, aged 7 years 
  'Hugely enjoyable, surreal chaos' Guardian 
  'The review of the eight year old boy in our house … "Can I keep it to give to a friend?" Best recommendation you can get' Observer 
  'I laughed so much, I thought I was going to burst!' Finbar, aged 9 
  Jim Smith is the keelest kids’ book author in the whole wide world amen. He graduated from art school with first class honours (the best you can get) and is the author of the Roald Dahl Funny Prize-winning and bestselling BARRY LOSER series. He is also the author of the Barry Loser spin-off series, FUTURE RATBOY. He lives in London, and designs cards and gifts under the name Waldo Pancake. 
  In this humorous recreation of juvenile sports, Jim Smith, the Sunday Times bestselling author, takes us on a rollercoaster ride of friendship and top-notch fiction. The social themes embedded in the stories are a testament to Smith's ability to weave education into children's literature. 
  For fans of Jeff Kinney (No Brainer), Lee. M. Winter (What Reggie Did on the Weekend), Ann M. Martin (Kristy and the Walking Disaster), Tiffany Nicole Smith (Bex Carter 2), and Maureen Straka (The New Kid 5). 
  HarperCollins 2022

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  Science and Extrasensory...

  Editors Charles River

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  Mind-reading. Foretelling the future. The ability to move objects without touching them. Being able to see distant and hidden objects with the mind. To most people, this sounds like the high points of the act of an illusionist, a person who uses trickery to baffle and confuse an audience while performing stage magic to achieve uncanny feats. But we all know these things really are impossible. Aren’t they? 
  The concept of what has become known as Extrasensory Perception (ESP) has existed for a century. This notion claims that certain seemingly impossible feats can be produced not by tricks but by using the human mind in ways that still aren’t understood. Instances of telepathy, precognition, telekinesis, and remote viewing aren’t confined to magic shows. It’s well known that some people claim to have these abilities. What is less well known is that almost from the time the term ESP was first used, there have been attempts to use scientific investigation to find out whether they are real. 
  In the beginning, these experiments were conducted by individuals or small organizations regarded as cranks by most members of the mainstream scientific community. Their findings were generally ignored, but that became more difficult in 1995 when previously secret documents were declassified. These revealed that a series of experiments on ESP had been funded by the CIA and DIA that cost millions of dollars and were carried out by respected scientists at Stanford Research International (SRI) in Menlo Park, California over the course of more than 15 years. It was certainly surprising that an American intelligence agency had been willing to fund research on subjects that were silly to most people, but what was perhaps more surprising was that the Soviet Union had already been involved in a very similar series of experiments.

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  Stunt Performers

  Clara Cella

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  Stunt performers climb buildings, jump from airplanes, and take other thrilling risks to make movie magic. Readers will learn about the dangers stunt performers face, the training and gear that keeps them safe, as well as the history behind the profession.

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