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  Hey Diddle Diddle - The Untold...

  Bradley T. Morris, Sauryn Majik,...

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  We’ve all heard the nursery rhyme, Hey Diddle Diddle, about the cat with a fiddle, and the cow who jumped over the moon… But have you ever wondered how a big, giant cow, could actually jump over the moon? This is the story of the moon-jumping cow, the ending of which will make you say… “Wow!”

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  Famous Friends: Helen Keller and...

  Philip Wolny

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  Famous Friends: Helen Keller and Mark Twain is a perfect narrative non-fiction book for young learners! It's packed full of historical information about two of America's most influential literary people's friendship, including their humble beginnings, how they became friends through shared grief, and how they made a deep mark on the literature, culture, and history of the United States. Also included are historical photos, a chronological timeline of their lives and friendship, chapter notes, a glossary, works consulted and further reading recommendations for student research.

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  Kiki Finds Her Voice - Be True...

  Kierra Sheard-Kelly, Molly Hodgin

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  Read by the author with an audiobook-exclusive conversation between the author and her mom! 
  When the school talent show creates an issue between her and her friends, little Kiki learns what it means to follow your heart and be a leader. Based on a true story from the life of Grammy-nominated singer and actress Kierra Sheard-Kelly, this inspiring book helps kids discover how to best use their God-given gifts and what it means to be true to yourself even when it’s not the popular thing to do. 
  The school talent show is a big deal, and Kiki is thrilled when the popular girls ask her to perform with them. But when the song her new friends choose turns out to be one Kiki’s parents don’t want her singing, she must decide if it’s more important to be popular and please her friends or speak up and do what she knows is right for her.  
  Kiki Finds Her Voice helps children ages 4-8:Learn how to stand up to peer pressureEmbrace their differences and love what makes them uniqueBetter understand how their faith plays a part in their everyday lives 
    
  In addition, Kiki Finds Her Voice is ideal for:bedtime and story time readingencouraging faith development, and building character and self-confidence

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  Grandma’s Moral Tales

  Sushmitha Susharsan, Sushe's...

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  Step into a world where gentle wisdom meets timeless storytelling. Grandma’s Moral Tales is a heartwarming collection of short, value-filled stories perfect for children aged 4 to 10. Narrated in a warm, engaging voice, each tale introduces memorable characters — from clever rabbits and proud lions to kind birds and wise farmers — who face challenges, make choices, and teach lessons that last a lifetime. 
  Each story is designed to be enjoyed in just 5 to 7 minutes, making them perfect for bedtime, travel time, classroom breaks, or quiet afternoons at home. These simple yet powerful narratives inspire children to embrace honesty, kindness, courage, and creative thinking, all while sparking their imagination. 
  About the Author: 
   Sushmitha is an Indian educator, storyteller, and founder of Sushe’s Designs, where creativity meets learning. With a passion for preserving traditional storytelling, she blends classic moral lessons with engaging narration to connect with today’s young listeners. Her mission is simple — to make storytime meaningful, magical, and memorable for families everywhere. 
  Whether you’re a parent looking to instill values, a teacher seeking engaging classroom stories, or simply someone who enjoys heartfelt tales, Grandma’s Moral Tales – Stories with a Heart is a listening experience you’ll treasure.

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  The Mountain of Strength - A...

  Nick Di

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  The Mountain of Strength 
  "Gain confidence and inner resilience." 
  Every day, we face challenges that require strength and determination. At times, we may feel uncertain and doubt our abilities. It is essential to find inner support and resilience to overcome any obstacles life throws our way. 
  "The Mountain of Strength" is a guided practice designed to help you unlock your inner potential, build confidence, and find stability through breathing techniques, visualization, and positive affirmations. 
  Facts: 
  Studies show that mindful breathing enhances confidence and resilience in stressful situations. 
  What to expect in this practice:Deep breathing to strengthen your inner balance.Visualization of a majestic mountain symbolizing strength and resilience.Affirmations to boost confidence and self-acceptance. 
  Listen to this practice daily for 21 days, and you will notice your confidence growing stronger day by day. 
  Embrace your inner strength today – listen to the practice on: 
  Audible – Discover the full series with professional narration. 
  Apple Books – Download and listen on your Apple devices. 
  Authors Direct – Get direct access to your audio practice and enjoy it anytime. 
  And other major platforms.

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  The Other Now

  Murray Leinster

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  The Other Now by Murray Leinster - He knew his wife was dead, because he'd seen her buried. But it was only one possibility out of infinitely many! 
  It was self-evident nonsense. If Jimmy Patterson had told anybody but Haynes, calm men in white jackets would have taken him away for psychiatric treatment which undoubtedly would have been effective. He'd have been restored to sanity and common sense, and he'd probably have died of it. So to anyone who liked Jimmy and Jane, it is good that things worked out as they did. The facts are patently impossible, but they are satisfying. 
  Haynes, though, would like very much to know exactly why it happened in the case of Jimmy and Jane and nobody else. There must have been some specific reason, but there's absolutely no clue to it. 
  It began about three months after Jane was killed in that freak accident. Jimmy had taken her death hard. This night seemed no different from any other. He came home just as usual and his throat tightened a little, just as usual, as he went up to the door. It was still intolerable to know that Jane wouldn't be waiting for him. 
  The hurt in his throat was a familiar sensation which he was doggedly hoping would go away. But it was extra strong tonight and he wondered rather desperately if he'd sleep, or, if he did, whether he would dream. Sometimes he had dreams of Jane and was happy until he woke up, and then he wanted to cut his throat. But he wasn't at that point tonight. Not yet. 
  As he explained it to Haynes later, he simply put his key in the door and opened it and started to walk in. But he kicked the door instead, so he absently put his key in the door and opened it and started to walk in— 
  Yes, that is what happened. He was half-way through before he realized. He stared blankly. The door looked perfectly normal. He closed it behind him, feeling queer. He tried to reason out what had happened.

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