Editorial: KidKiddos Books
গরমের ছুটি এসে গিয়েছে, আর মার্ক একটি দারুণ রোমাঞ্চকর সময়ের জন্য তৈরী! কিন্তু যখন তার মা আর বাবা জানিয়ে দেন যে, পরিবারের সকলে একটি ক্যাম্পিং অভিযানে যাচ্ছে, মার্ক ভয় পেয়ে যায়। মার্ক কি তার অন্ধকারের ভয়কে জয় করে অভিযানটি উপভোগ করতে পারবে?
From fireworks and precious gifts, to sparkling confetti, he’s ready to celebrate! Can this party pooch explain what makes these occasions so special? Arthur is wiggling with joy at the thought of sharing his favorite events. So when the year starts, the excitable dog decides to show everyone what he loves best about each amazing day. And from spring to winter, he’s getting set to unleash everything he’s learned about the calendar’s most fascinating times. Sending valentines in February and playing jokes in April leaves Arthur’s tail wagging harder than ever, but he’s still got loads of fun to come. And no matter the celebration at paw, he keeps searching for the thing that makes it unique. Will all the parties leave Arthur pooped, or can he find the energy for a last big bash? Arthur's Favorite Holidays and Celebrations is the festive eleventh entry in the delightful Kids Books For Young Explorers series for ages three to nine. If you or your child like fun facts, clever rhymes, and decking the halls with good cheer, then you’ll adore Gene Lipen’s jolly journey.Listen to Arthur’s Favorite Holidays and Celebrations to bark with joy today!Ver libro
Introducing "On the Intersection of Zen and Melancholy," the latest addition to a captivating series of poetry ebooks that delve deep into the labyrinth of human emotions. In this succinct yet profound ebook, you'll embark on an emotional journey, navigating through melancholy, heartbreak, joy, love, and Zen. With each poem, you'll find solace in the profound reflections, and vivid imagery and metaphors that resonate with the core of your being. 'On the Intersection of Zen and Melancholy' is more than just a collection of poems; it's an intimate exploration of the human experience. Whether you seek solace in the haunting verses of melancholy, find healing within the raw expressions of heartbreak, or bask in the warmth of joy and love, this ebook has something to offer every soul. In moments of introspection, you'll uncover the serene wisdom of Zen, inviting you to embrace what lies within. This short yet impactful ebook is a testament to the power of poetry to capture the essence of our shared emotions and guide us toward understanding and acceptance. Dive into its pages and let your soul be moved by the beauty of its verses. As part of this project, I have also crafted an immersive ambient album to complement the poetry collection. This unique package invites you to not only read but also listen, allowing you to immerse yourself in an emotional realm of peace and tranquility. LINK-https://thespeakers1.bandcamp.com/album/on-the-intersection-of-zen-and-melancholyVer libro
No two snowflakes look the same! But do you know how they form? This book introduces emergent readers to how snow forms and how it can affect us in our daily lives. Leveled text and vibrant photos introduce the subject, while unique features help readers visualize snow formation, highlight snowy day activities, and more. This title will keep readers engaged and excited to learn more about this chilly weather event!Ver libro
Learning to read has never been so groovy! From New York Times bestselling creators Kimberly and James Dean, these 17 favorite Pete the Cat audiobooks are sure to make reading fun. With 17 super-cool stories in one for reading on the go, this collection of 8 My First I Can Reads and 9 Level 1 I Can Reads is perfect for shared reading with a child. This collection includes the following Pete the Cat I Can Read books: Pete the Cat and the Lost Tooth (My First I Can Read)Pete the Cat and the Tip-Top Tree House (My First I Can Read)Pete the Cat's Groovy Bake Sale (My First I Can Read)Pete the Cat: A Pet for Pete (My First I Can Read)Pete the Cat: Scuba-Cat (My First I Can Read)Pete the Cat: Sir Pete the Brave (My First I Can Read)Pete the Cat: Snow Daze (My First I Can Read)Pete the Cat: Too Cool for School (My First I Can Read) Pete the Cat: Super Pete (Level 1)Pete the Cat and the Space Chase (Level 1)Pete the Cat and the Sprinkle Stealer (Level 1)Pete the Cat: Making New Friends (Level 1)Pete the Cat and the Cool Caterpillar (Level 1)Pete the Cat and the Wright Brothers (Level 1)Pete the Cat Goes Camping (Level 1)Pete the Cat's Not So Groovy Day (Level 1)Pete the Cat's Trip to the Supermarket (Level 1)Ver libro
Paradise Planet by Richard S. Shaver - It was a nice little world; everything about it reminded Steve of Earth—except for the people. They looked as human—as steel could make them!... It was a queer looking planet. As his ship approached it, Steve Donay could see slowly rising and twisting coils of strange smoke, brown and silver and gold, like great snakes or the tenuous flesh of some creature of the air. He hated to think of setting down on that world of surface fires. But what else was there to do? He was at the end of his supplies, there wasn't fuel enough to look further. Maybe not enough to land safely. But he had to take a chance. As he burst down through the coiling layers of strange smoke, the world beneath was amazingly beautiful. Wild, maybe, no—those were planted trees, those fields of grass were too regularly curved, too well laid out. He smiled. That brown stuff, he should have recognized it. It was weather control particles. He'd read about it somewhere. Magnetized particles. When you turned on the field, they gathered, shut out unwanted light. When you reversed, to negative field projection, they caused rain to condense. When you wanted the sun, they were swept aside by another repellent field ... he should have recognized them. This was luck, a really civilized world. He swept lower, his jets thrumming softly, reassuringly. Still perking, he could pick a good landing spot. There, beyond that huge tree group. And what trees they were. That meant an old culture, a good one. The temples crowning the hills, the peaceful meadows curving between, the lazy river—he caught his breath! This was a world, some place, indeed! He set the little ship down near the great trees, and tested the air. It was normal, as he expected.Ver libro
We can't tell you who we are. Or where we live. It's too risky, and we've got to be careful. Really careful. So we don't trust anyone. Because if they find us...well, we just won't let them find us. The thing you should know is that everyone is in really big trouble. Yeah. Even you._________________________________________________________Yeerk ships are pouring in from all ends of the galaxy-this is it. What will be the climactic, awful battle the Animorphs have been waiting for. Rachel has always been prepared for all out war, perhaps a little too ready. The President of the United States is a Controller, so the Animorphs have to rally their own military force. They succeed. Five thousand troops will fight against the seemingly endless onslaught of Yeerks. And this time, there will be no compromise. No half way. It's all out war for the Animorphs. It's Rachel's moment.Ver libro
