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  The Empyrean Prism

  K.L. Hughes

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  Trouble for the Brown family began with an incident at the family hock shop… 
  Wylie Brown is the boy nobody seems to notice. Sure, his classmates know he’s not a desk or a chair.  
  But it’s hard to convince them that he’s alive with a personality, and Wylie’s family aren’t always  
  much better! It’s not Wylie’s fault. He’s performed exploits as bold as an eleven-year-old can dare.  
  Every time intent to shake off his invisibility, but with no success.  
  When Wylie’s latest exploit takes a rebellious turn, he is drawn into a fast-unfolding adventure. An  
  adventure keen to drag him along whether he likes it or not. Mysteries, years in the making, are  
  awaiting Wylie and beating at the heart of it all is a rare stolen artefact.

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  Travel by Wire

  Arthur C. Clarke

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  Travel by Wire by Arthur C. Clarke - The first published story written by a then 19 year old Arthur C. Clarke. Travel by Wire was published in Amateur Science Stories in December 1937.

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  Did Your Mother Ever Tell You? -...

  Barbara "Babs" Costello

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  From New York Times bestselling author Babs Costello, the internet’s favorite grandma, comes a picture book filled with the motherly wisdom we all need! Did Your Mother Ever Tell You? offers readers new insights on familiar phrases, with emotional support, encouragement, and unconditional love infused on every page. 
  We’ve all heard old sayings like “Don’t cry over spilled milk,” and “You catch more flies with honey than vinegar.” But did your mother ever tell you that it’s okay to cry over?little things? And who wants to catch flies anyway? 
  In her first-ever picture book, Barbara Costello—also known as Brunch with Babs—brings a fresh perspective to these tired clichés, giving adults and kids?alike some shared laughter and modern wisdom. With twinkling warmth and her signature question, Babs reminds readers what is truly timeless: a mother’s love for her child. 
  Did Your Mother Ever Tell You?features familiar phrases and fun rhyming verse for an engaging read-aloudis the perfect gift for Mother’s Day, Valentine’s Day, birthdays, or anytimecomes from New York Times bestselling author and internet sensation Babs Costello, aka @BrunchwithBabs 
   

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  The Natural Wonders - Positive...

  Israel Cannan, Peter Fletcher

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  Become the hero of your own story while discovering the Natural Wonders of Planet Earth at bedtime. Explore what it feels like to scale the summit of Mount Everest, Scuba Dive down to The Great Barrier Reef, Canoe through The Grand Canyon and much more in this bedtime story series full of positive affirmations and unique learnings about the world and yourself.  
  This unique audio story, with custom made soundscapes is designed to immerse young listeners in a world full of wonder, making bedtime something to look forward to. 
  Get ready to discover The Natural Wonders.

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  Kyra Just for Today

  Sara Zarr

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  Named one of the Best Books of 2024 by Kirkus! 
  From award-winning author Sara Zarr comes a gorgeously crafted and deeply personal story about a young girl, her alcoholic mother, and the hope that ties them together. 
  Krya has always felt like she’s a bit too much. Too tall. Too loud. Too earnest. But she’s okay with that, because she’s got her mom. Ever since Mom got sober about five years ago, she and Kyra have always been there for each other—something Kyra is thankful for every week when she attends her group meetings with other kids of alcoholics. When Mom is managing her cleaning business and Kyra is taking care of things at home, maybe, she thinks, she’s not too much. Maybe, she’s just enough. 
  Then seventh grade starts, and everything Kyra used to be able to count on feels unsure. Kyra’s best friend, Lu, is hanging out with eighth graders, and Mom is unusually distant. When Mom starts missing work, sleeping in, and forgetting things, Kyra doesn’t dare say “relapse."" But soon not saying that word means not saying anything at all—to Lu or to her support group. And when Kyra suspects that her worst fears might be real, she starts to question whether being just enough is not enough at all. 
  With sensitivity and candor, acclaimed author Sara Zarr tells a heartfelt, personal story about finding hope in even the most difficult places, and love in even the most complicated relationships.

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  Madisons The: The Lives and...

  Editors Charles River

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  The Founding Fathers have become so revered by Americans in the last 200 years that the “Father of the Constitution” himself is often overlooked among the rest of the pantheon. Today James Madison’s legacy mostly pales in comparison to the likes of George Washington, Ben Franklin and his closest colleague, Thomas Jefferson, but Madison’s list of important accomplishments is monumental. 
  A lifelong statesman, Madison was the youngest delegate at the Continental Congress from 1780-83, and at 36 he was one of the youngest men who headed to Philadelphia for the Constitutional Convention in 1787. Despite his age, he was the Convention’s most influential thinker, and the man most responsible for the final draft of the U.S. Constitution. Along with Alexander Hamilton and John Jay, Madison was one of the most persuasive advocates for ratifying the Constitution. But his work was far from done; along with Thomas Jefferson, Madison was one of the founders and ideological cornerstones of the Democratic-Republican Party that guided the young nation in the first 30 years of the 19th century. That included his own presidency, in which he oversaw the War of 1812. 
  James Madison may have been the Father of the Constitution, but his wife Dolley all but defined the responsibilities and customs of being the president’s wife. Dolley had served as an informal First Lady for the widowed Thomas Jefferson, but when her husband entered the White House in 1809, Dolley went about furnishing the White House to such an extent that much of the style and items she chose were still in place when Mary Todd Lincoln became the First Lady in 1861. Dolley also became a folk hero of sorts and the center of a colorful legend that had her saving Gilbert Stuart’s priceless painting of George Washington just ahead of the British while her husband was denigrated for fleeing as Washington D.C. was burned. 

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