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  Pete the Cat: Robo-Pete

  James Dean

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  When Pete's friends don't want to play the same games as he does, Pete has a great idea—he'll build a robot that's just like him! But when Robo-Pete gets a little out of control, Pete realizes the best thing about his friends is that no matter what they like to play, it's always fun when they're all together. 
  Don't miss this Pete the Cat storybook by New York Times bestselling artist James Dean!

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  Edgar Morin: Selected Summaries

  MAURICIO ENRIQUE FAU

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  We have summarized the essentials of four short texts by this prestigious thinker: from RETHINKING REFORM. REFORMING THOUGHT, we offer ANNEX 2 INTER-PLURI-TRANSDISCIPLINARITY. It is followed by INTRODUCTION TO COMPLEX THINKING and the text closes with brief synthesized passages from "Science with Conscience" and "The Lost Paradigm".

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  Just Like Click

  Sandy Grubb

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  Nick Townley has lived his entire life—all eleven years—at Black Butte Ranch, nestled in the foothills of the snow-capped Cascade Mountains. While his parents push him to study, practice sports, and make friends, Nick prefers to retreat into his superhero universe and create exciting Adventures of Click comics. When a string of robberies threatens Dad's job, forcing them to move across the country, Nick's world implodes. He loves his home, and what will he do about the $237,000 in cash under his bed that Great Gramp gave him before he died? Desperate to stop the move, Nick steps off his comic book pages and ventures into the night as Click, an undercover superhero. Catching thieves would be a lot easier if he had actual superpowers. When three new kids discover his identity and want to join him, Nick vows to stay undercover . . . until he realizes even a superhero needs friends. But can he ask them to put their lives in danger to save his home? What would Click do?

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  Kitten up a Tree & More

  Melanie Abel

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  Enjoy three charming stories featuring animals:Story 1: Kitten up a Tree - Little David opened the door and the kitten ran up the tree. The mail carrier, the gardener and the newsboy all say she won't come down. What can little David do? Listen now to learn David’s plan. 
   Story 2: Lion Shares a Lollipop - Lion shares his lollipop with Elephant, Giraffe, and Gazelle because they don’t have “many” germs! What happens? Listen now to find out! 
   Story 3: Dolly the Delicate Elephant - Dolly the Delicate Elephant didn’t like the hot sun, the pesky flies, or walking so far in search of food. So she decided to run away and join the circus. But it’s not so easy to find one! Will Dolly ever find happiness? Listen now to find out!

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  Robbie the Rebel Squirrel

  Stella Tarakson

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  Book 3 in the Magic Animal Cafe series!
  Along with her friend Blake, Ellie is desperately searching for answers about what happened to her great-grandfather years ago. But when they get caught up in the middle of an animal war in the local park, they have more pressing things to think about.
  Robbie the red squirrel and his clan are clashing with the bigger, meaner grey squirrels. As Robbie bravely stands up to the Greys, Ellie and Blake do their best to stop the squirrels from fighting and bring peace to the park.

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  The Shape of Things - A New Form...

  Ray Bradbury

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  The Shape of Things by Ray Bradbury 
  Peter Horn hadn't planned it that way at all. Neither he nor his wife imagined that such a thing could happen to them. They had talked quietly for days about the birth of their coming child, they had eaten normal foods, slept a great deal, taken in a few shows, and, when it was time for her to fly in the helicopter to the hospital, her husband, Peter Horn, laughed and kissed her. 
  "Honey, you'll be home in six hours," he said. "These new birth–mechanisms do everything but father the child for you." 
  She remembered an old–time song. "No, no, they can't take that away from me!" and sang it, and they laughed as the helicopter lifted themover the green way from country to city.

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