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  Maxy And Speed

  David Kolataze

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  A mini musical for children! With seven fun songs written by the author. Starring two lovable characters... Maxy, a squirrel without a tail and Speed, a snail with red curly hair. And co-starring Plato Frog, Bella Bear, Lateef Lion and others. Through story and song, children will learn about believing in themselves and being happy with who they are. Come and enjoy...

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  The Bed Time Story Book

  Mark Binder

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  36 Fun To Hear Stories by an award-winning author and storyteller 
  Traditional stories, familiar rhymes, and new favorites. With bonus tips for reading and sharing stories with young people. 
  Mark Binder is the Audie Award nominated and Parents' Choice Gold author and narrator of this bestselling collection. He has toured the world performing stories for listeners of all ages and backgrounds. 
  Reviews of Mark Binder's Work: 
  "Mark Binder is a master at spinning old tales and everyday events linked to childhood into storytelling gold." – Parents' Choice Gold 
  "Author/narrator Mark Binder is a dream…" – AudioFile Magazine 
  "…a skilled writer and performer" – USA Today Network 
  "Binder is a seasoned storyteller" – School Library Journal 
  Contents: 
  The Three Bears and Goldilocks • The Three Little Pigs • The Gingerbread Man • The Little Red Hen • I Have a Little Shadow • Three Little Kittens • For Want of a Nail • Blackbird Pie • Little Boy Blue • Rain Poems • Pussycat, Pussycat • Hey Diddle Diddle • The Little Boy Who Cried “Wolf!” • The Country Mouse and the City Mouse • The Tortoise and the Hare • Jody Listens • Ten Little Monkeys • Wee Willie Winkie • Diddle, Diddle, Dumpling • Little Bunny Foo Foo • The Ants Go Marching • Winken, Blinken and Nod • I Know an Old Lady Who Swallowed a Fly • This Old Man • Chicken Licken • The Frog Prince • The Shaggy Dog’s Tail (A Shaggy Dog Tale) • The Red Snowman • Little Red Riding Hood • Puss in Boots • Foolish Jack • I’ve Been Working On the Railroad • She’ll be Coming Round the Mountain • The Ugly Duckling • Cinderella • Jack and the Beanstalk

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  Time for Courage

  Rob Currie

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  During WWII, when the Nazis hunt Jewish children, the kids’ only hope is help from the Dutch Resistance. But these brave volunteers are outgunned, outmanned, and all they have is each other.In this sequel to Hunger Winter, thirteen -year-old Dirk and his family move to a farm near Utrecht, Netherlands, in January of 1945. When the Nazis focus on capturing Jewish children to send to gas chambers, Dirk’s family intervenes. Their methods include providing ration cards and finding families to hide Jewish children and teens.With edge-of-your-seat action and suspense, the reader follows Dirk and his family as they work with the Dutch Resistance to protect the children and battle the zeal and determination of the Gestapo to find the children and send them to their deaths.This World War II historical fiction novel for kids features:Edge-of-your-seat excitement and danger set against the backdrop of the HolocaustHistorically accurate accounts of WWII events not normally covered in other booksMaps of the Netherlands to help parents and teachers prepare lessons for children about the history of WWIIThis middle-grade book is an adventure to be read again and again, a story that should not be forgotten.

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  Summer at Meadow Wood

  Anónimo

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  From the author of A Kind of Paradise comes a beautiful and heartfelt middle grade novel for fans of Ali Standish and Sally J. Pla, about a girl who finds comfort in the warm traditions and unexpected friendships of summer camp. 
  Vic Brown did not want to go to camp this summer. 
  Even though it’s nice being back with her friends at Meadow Wood, Vic still can’t forget about the secret reason her mom wanted her and her brother out of the house—or how much her family is going to change. When her home life is blowing up, it can be hard to focus on campfires and canoeing. 
  But there is something about summer and surprises that go together like blueberry pancakes and maple syrup. And soon, Vic starts to feel like—just maybe—a summer at Meadow Wood was exactly what she needed.

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  The Girl Who Stole an Elephant

  Nizrana Farook

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  Own Voices author Nizrana Farook makes her middle grade debut in a daring  
  tale of friendship, risk, and reward, all set against the lush backdrop of Sri Lanka. 
  Chaya, a nobleman’s rebellious, outspoken, no-nonsense daughter, just can’t  
  resist the shiny temptations the king’s palace has to offer. But playing Robin Hood  
  for her impoverished community doesn’t come without risks, and when Chaya  
  steals the queen’s jewels from a bedside table—a messy getaway jeopardizes the  
  life of a close friend. 
  After an equally haphazard prison break, Chaya barely escapes on the king’s  
  prized elephant! With leeches and revolution lurking in the jungle, Chaya leads  
  her companions on a thrilling adventure. After leaving her village as a thief, can  
  she return as a hero? Or will Chaya’s sticky fingers be the beginning—or the end— 
  of everything for the intrepid gang? 
  Own Voices debut author Nizrana Farook spins a page-turning middle grade tale in  
  a lush, fictional Sri Lankan setting. Just right for adventure fans, the book explores  
  themes of friendship and loyalty, risk and reward, and heroism.

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  Evicted! - The Struggle for the...

  Alice Faye Duncan

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  Black hands in Fayette County, Tennessee, were free to pick cotton and corn but were barred from casting ballots. A whirlwind of change blew through the county when Black landowners like John McFerren and Harpman Jameson organized  
  registration drives to help Black citizens vote—but not without violent attempts to stop it. White farmers evicted Black sharecroppers off their land, leaving families stranded and forced to live in tents. White shopkeepers also refused to sell to them. 
   
  But the voiceless did finally speak. In 1965 the Voting Rights Act legally ended voter discrimination. Alice Faye Duncan’s powerful words and Charly Palmer’s bold art not only capture the Tent City struggle but also the hope, determination, and unwavering courage of everyday people.

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