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  Satwant Kaur

  Bhai Vir Singh Ji

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  This novel inspires readers to learn about Sikh history. The main character of the novel is Satwant Kaur. Serving as a foundation for modern Punjabi novels, it provides guidance for future writers. Inspired by Bhai Vir Singh Ji's Punjabi novel Satwant Kaur, this story portrays the unwavering determination of a brave girl striving to survive in a foreign land. Satwant Kaur never abandoned her friends, even if it meant sacrificing her own life.

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  Exercise Is Fun - Learn About...

  Vincent W. Goett, Carolyn Larsen

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  " 
  The Brite Star Health & Safety books follow the class as they learn about health and safety. 
  In Exercise Is Fun, the Brite Star Kids meet the new gym teacher at Brite Star School. Coach Jill gives the class a lesson on the importance and different types of exercise."

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  Queen Vernita Finds More Colors...

  Dawn Menge

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  Explore with the Queen as she learns all about Fall in the Northeastern part of Quails. Stay at a Maple tree farm and tap the trees to make Maple syrup, eat pumpkin pancakes, and stay on a farm. Learn to make a waterway out of a tree, sail on a Gundalow and play in the vibrant of the Fall leaves.

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  Going Overboard

  Caroline Huntoon

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  Piper Shapiro has the best mom in the world: Noura, a single parent by choice who always has a plan, whether it's for a spontaneous Saturday adventure or helping Piper navigate middle school as a nonbinary kid. They're a package deal, and they tell each other everything. At least, they used to. But then Noura invites Piper out to dinner with her girlfriend Gwinny . . . and Gwinny's son, Colton—a boy Piper knows, and doesn't exactly get along with. Piper panics when the realization hits: Noura and Gwinny are serious about each other. Suddenly, Piper's life as half of a duo has an expiration date, and ze is horrified. 
   
   
   
  To put a stop to any potential wedding bells, Piper makes a plan: break up the parents and keep things the way they are—the way they should be. When Gwinny surprises everyone with a get-to-know-each-other cruise for spring break, Piper's game is on—and Colton is in on it. The two of them work hard to make it clear that they are not one big happy family, even though it turns out that Colton might not be so bad after all. But when things with Project Break Up go a bit too far, Piper starts to question everything . . . and starts to realize that maybe a little change isn't a bad thing.

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  Sounder

  William H. Armstrong

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  The Newbery Medal–winning classic novel about the courage and faith—and the love of a dog—that give a family strength in the face of inhumanity. 
  The boy knows that times are tough for his family. Every night, his father goes out hunting with their great coon dog, Sounder, to try to put food on the table. But even with the little they bring back, there is still never enough for the family to eat. 
  When the boy awakens one morning to a sweet-smelling ham on the table, it seems like a blessing. But soon, the sheriff and his deputies come to the house and take the boy’s father away in handcuffs. Suddenly the boy must grow up fast in a world that isn’t fair, keeping hope alive through the love he has for his father’s faithful dog, Sounder.  
  Readers who enjoy timeless dog stories such as Old Yeller and Where the Red Fern Grows will find much to love in Sounder, even as they read through tears at times.

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  Absolutely Positively Natty

  Lisa Greenwald

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  Natty deals with moving after her mom’s departure by pulling a “Ted Lasso” and starting a pep squad in this standalone middle-grade novel about friendship and toxic positivity by the author of TBH and the Friendship List series. 
  When Natty’s mom kind of takes a break from her dad and sort of the whole family, Natty and her dad move to his childhood hometown of Miller Creek. Now she’s starting middle school for the second time, this time in Miller Creek—without her mom—or her BFF. But Natty’s doing great! Really. Anything is possible. And what’s the point of dwelling on the stuff that stinks when there’s so much good stuff to think about? 
  Natty is absolutely, positively sure that she can turn it all around. Like 1,000 percent sure. As long as she stays absolutely positive! She’ll get her dad off the couch, make her tons of new friends, and even convince her mom to come live with them in Miller Creek. First step? Starting a pep squad to spread the good vibes. 
  But what happens when the leader of the pep squad has no more cheer to give? 
  From Lisa Greenwald comes a heartfelt and reassuring novel about the pros and cons of always looking on the bright side, the ups and downs of making a fresh start, and the power of friendship.

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