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  The Dark Side of Mercury - Book 2

  R.J. Harbor

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  On their last trip to space Monty, Ivory and Echo unexpectedly met missing astronaut, Ryker Jackson. After accepting his mission, the crew is tasked with traveling the solar system to gather samples in order to create the super fuel for Jackson's new reactor. Their next destination, Mercury.., and with many new challenges along the way, the kids quickly realize that navigating space isn't as easy as they thought. Faced with an asteroid field, space walks, and blistering heat, can the crew stay on The Dark Side of Mercury, collect what they need, and return home safely?

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  The Kingdom of No Worries

  Philip Roy

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  What if you could create your own country on land nobody else wanted? Who would you let in and who would you keep out? Homeless people? Stray animals? People of different views and religions? Would you take money from big companies? Would you give money to needy causes? What kind of ruler would you be? And the day they came to take it away from you, would you let it go without a fight? 
  Meet Billy, Sami and Charlie. Witness how they create their own kingdom and unfold their global vision in the heart of their city. 
  The Kingdom of No Worries is the story of three young friends who create their own kingdom on a piece of land that emerges in the middle of the river that runs through their city. Inspired by their actions to create a democracy that is a model of social tolerance and global thinking, the surrounding community turns out in the thousands to participate in what becomes a radical cultural hub of the city. Over the course of one hot summer the boys grapple to learn what a democracy is and to oversee its demands. Alas, their nascent sovereignty is challenged first by a civic order of eviction, then by valid First Nations land claims, and ultimately by nature itself. Can the utopian dream be saved? 
  The Kingdom of No Worries is an empowering tale that speaks to the archetypal dream that all children have to create their own world.

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  Daphne Draws Data - A...

  Cole Nussbaumer Knaflic

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  Daphne is not your ordinary dragon. 
   
  She doesn’t breathe fire—she breathes life into numbers. 
   
  With contagious curiosity and crayons in hand, Daphne shows us how drawing data can help solve mysteries, ignite friendships, and transform any dragon into a hero. 
   
  Travel with Daphne to distant lands and learn how to turn numbers into pictures and answer questions about the world around you!

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  Adventures of Billy Molar The:...

  Anne Sprabery

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  In a dream world of tooth decay, gingivitis, and devilish bacteria, there's only one hero who can save the day: Doc Molar! When a gang of bad bacteria besieges the town, can Doc Molar and his trusty sidekick Bristles save the day? 
  Brace yourself for this oral health adventure!

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  Brody's Magical Onion Socks: A...

  BREANNA THOMAS

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  When baby Brody is under the weather with a runny nose and non-stop sneezes, his mom comes up with a loving, unique remedy. "Brody's Magical Onion Socks: A No More Sneezes Tale" is a heartwarming story filled with magic, wellness, and the love of a mother. Infused with a catchy song that brings to life the traditional wisdom of using onions for detox, this book celebrates the powerful bond between a parent and child. It's a delightful, whimsical tale that promises to entertain young readers while reassuring them about the caring nature of parents and the miracles of simple home remedies. A bedtime must-read, this book is sure to bring smiles, comfort, and perhaps even a few sweetly sung verses.

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  Alien Equivalent

  Richard R. Smith

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  Alien Equivalent by Richard R. Smith - Martians were weak, sensitive, a dying race, frail and impotent before the superiority of master Earthmen. Only in the sly and mentally skillful game of Duchal might sons of the red planet emerge gloriously from their shells. 
  Chester Farrell emerged from the narrow alley and paused before the barbed wire fence. 
  Behind him, the Martian city was a maze of strange sounds, angular buildings, acrid odors and dark shadows. 
  Before him, beyond the fence, three spaceships pointed their bows toward a star-studded sky. The slender ships gleamed dully in the starlight as they rested on the red desert. 
  He touched the money in his pocket to reassure himself that at last, he had the fare for the trip to Earth. 
  His eyes scanned the heavens, searched for the bright light that was Earth. 
  Earth! In itself, the planet meant little to him. The seas, mountains, valleys and forests did not cause the burning desire inside him. 
  He closed his eyes and remembered a brick house in Cleveland and the brown-haired woman and chubby boy who lived there. He recalled slender, soft fingers that touched him gently and a small form that waddled uncertainly across their living room floor. 
  Three years ago, he had left Louise and Sammy on Earth. He had come to Mars to make a small fortune. 
  The dream had not materialized: the Mars Mining Corporation didn't want to pay their employees good salaries although the ores transported to Earth sold for tremendous profits. They paid their employees as little as possible. 
  It was simple: Governments wanted colonists on Mars to exploit the planet. Mars Mining wanted colonists to remain and operate their mines. The two groups, political and business, collaborated.

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