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  Winston Churchill - Resolute

  Janet Benge, Geoff Benge

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  Winston Churchill was born into a wealthy aristocratic family. He grew up with stories of his ancestor, John Churchill, First Duke of Marlborough, who led the British army to triumph against the French and Bavarians in the War of the Spanish Succession.After serving in the British Cavalry, Winston followed his father in politics, eventually becoming Prime Minister of Great Britain as Europe descended into war once again. Before long, the British stood alone against Adolf Hitler and the Nazis. During this dark time, Winston’s leadership skills were put to the test as he encouraged his countrymen to stand firm against the would-be German invaders. Without Winston Churchill’s courage, vision, and perseverance under these extreme circumstances, the outcome of World War II might well have been very different (1874–1965).

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  Katie the Kitty - The Learning...

  Miss Tanya

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  "Katie the Kitty" is a heartwarming poetic story created to help children and families navigate their emotions. Packed with symbolic lessons and hidden messages, this adventure offers an engaging tool to teach emotional growth. 
  Katie the Kitty comes home from school with a mix of strong, confusing feelings. But her world changes when she meets Ms. Acceptance and Ms. Forgiveness. These magical guides help Katie understand her emotions, make new friends, and strengthen her family bonding. Featuring unique music composed by a music expert, this audiobook offers a fun and engaging experience for children of all ages, perfect for families and schools looking to teach important life lessons. Join Katie on her journey of growth and discovery - Listen and enjoy! 
  Written by Miss Tanya, a dedicated teacher, psychology specialist, and mother.

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  Atomic Station

  Frank Belknap Long

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  Atomic Station by Frank Belknap Long - When the energy of Earth’s experimental station in space runs amuck, scientist Roger Sheldon puts up a big battle! 
  It was incredible and a little frightening. The rocket ship was within a half million miles of the Station, but as yet no reply had come to the frantic signals which Roger Sheldon had been sending out at ten second intervals. 
  He sat before the observation glass in the control room, a big man with the competent hands of an experienced navigator, and a curious mobility of expression which seemed out of keeping with the precise movements which those hands were making on the board. 
  His face was that of a man who had gazed on great unfathomable star fields smouldering in the depths of space and then—had deliberately curbed his exaltation and turned back to concern himself with the little affairs of Earth. 
  In three months and two days Roger Sheldon had passed completely beyond the Sun's gravitational tug into the utter darkness, the chill bleak immensity of interstellar space. To have accomplished more he would have bartered all the years of his youth. He had hardly dared hope to accomplish as much. 
  Now he was returning to the Station with his thoughts in a turmoil. His nerves were so taut he was afraid to relax even for the brief instant it would have taken him to shake a few grains of amytal into his palm and inhale the fumes. 
  For two generations the Station had encircled the Earth, an outpost of security bright with promise, the concrete embodiment of humanity's determination not to destroy itself. 
  While atomic research had remained in the uranium fission stage, the vast laboratory facilities of Earth had not endangered humanity. Even the first atomic bombs had not placed an intolerable strain on man's capacity to survive the hazards of working together toward a shared goal.

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  Frederic Chopin

  Joanne Mattern

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  Frederic Chopin (1810–1849), a Polish-French composer and pianist of the Romantic era, was renowned for his emotive and expressive piano compositions, such as the “Nocturnes” and the “Revolutionary Étude.” 
  Chopin’s innovative approach to melody and musical form left an indelible mark, making him an influential figure in 19th-century classical music.

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  Snail Saves the Day (Unabridged)

  John Sadler

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  It's the final game between two very mismatched teams. Snail's team takes a beating while he lies in bed. But slow as he is, he shows up just in time to save the day! A humorous tale about a most unlikely hero.

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  Why God Delays in Answering? and...

  Beshoy Shenouda Mahrous, Beshoy...

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  Why does God delay in answering? 
  Why do I pray, weep, fast—and still, silence? 
  In this soul-piercing sermon by Pope Shenouda III, known for his divine wisdom and spirit-led counsel, we explore one of the hardest and holiest questions: 
  Why does God seem far away in times of pain? 
  “Why, O Lord, do You stand far off? Why do You hide Yourself in times of trouble?” (Psalm 10:1) And many of us today echo this cry. 
  But maybe God’s silence isn’t absence. Maybe it’s preparation. Maybe it’s grace. 
  Through powerful biblical stories—from Abraham to Joseph, Hannah to Elijah, from the Psalms to Isaiah and the New Testament—we uncover the deep truth: 
  God may delay, but He never forgets. 
  He works in silence. He prepares in stillness. 
  His “delay” is often His way of strengthening our soul, deepening our trust, cleansing our heart, and shaping us for a greater purpose. 
  “Be still before the Lord and wait patiently for Him.” (Psalm 37:7) “Those who wait upon the Lord shall renew their strength.” (Isaiah 40:31) 
  This message is for every soul that has whispered, 
  “Lord, I’ve waited so long. Where are You?” 
  “Faith is not believing that God will work… it is knowing that He is already working.” (John 5:17) “I will repay you for the years the locusts have eaten.” (Joel 2:25) 
  📖 Let this message bring peace to the restless, calm to the weary, and hope to the discouraged.

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