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  The Story of an Oak Tree - It...

  Emma Carlson Berne

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  How does a tiny acorn become a mighty oak tree? Readers discover the sequence of an oak tree's life cycle with step-by-step photos and clear text.

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  While We Wait

  Bee Johnson

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  From the bestselling author of What Can a Mess Make? comes a charming audiobook about a brother and sister who discover the unexpected delights of life's in-between moments while running errands with their mother. This audiobook features sound design and special effects to enhance your listening enjoyment. Listen out for the sounds of the farmers market and the patter of rain on the sidewalk!With joyful rhymes, this audiobook invites listeners to discover beauty in patience and cherish the opportunity of boredom.Thunder rumbles.Clouds hang low.No umbrella!Where to go?Speckled sidewalk.Stormy weather.While we wait,we squeeze together.Filled with the highs and lows of a long day out, this story gently reminds us of the joy in simple moments spent together."Karissa Vacker's gentle voice ripples with mirth." —AudioFile on What Can a Mess Make?A Macmillan Audio production from Henry Holt & Co. (BYR)

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  Along the tracks of Cobb and Co...

  Hazel Johnson

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  Step into the heart of Australia with Jimmy the Whip—a lively, adventurous tale where imagination meets history. Ride alongside gold seekers chasing big dreams, tackle rugged coach roads, and meet legendary figures from the days of Cobb & Co. Packed with grit, laughter, and daring moments, this audiobook brings Australia’s past to life while exploring themes of determination, hard work, and pride. 
  Perfect for family listening or classroom fun—press play and let the adventure begin! 
  Love the story? Grab the print edition at http://www.cobbandcotracks.au, and don’t miss the Discover and Learn Edition —aligned with the Australian Curriculum and designed especially for parents and teachers.

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  The Boy Who Cried Wolf

  Aesop, Ari Ross

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  Classic storytelling meets calming music in this heartwarming tale of honesty and trust. 
    
  Step into a world of timeless wisdom with this enchanting audiobook version of "The Boy Who Cried Wolf." Narrated with a mature, charming, and classic British voice, this is not just a story—it’s a soothing and insightful journey into fundamental life lessons. 
  Perfect for quiet moments before bed or as a calming activity during the day, this audiobook is set against a backdrop of relaxing, New-Age music. The gentle melody and sophisticated narration (with character voices mixed in here and there) create a tranquil atmosphere that helps children and adults alike truly absorb the story's profound message. 
  Beyond its engaging plot, "The Boy Who Cried Wolf" is a powerful tool for teaching essential moral values. Through the tale of a mischievous shepherd boy, listeners will have the chance to learn:The importance of honesty: Discover why telling the truth is crucial and how trust, once lost, can be incredibly difficult to regain.The value of responsibility: Understand the consequences of our actions and the importance of taking our duties seriously.The difference between a joke and a lie - this story provides a clear, gentle lesson on the impact of making false claims for attention. 
  This audiobook is a treasure for parents, grandparents, and educators seeking to impart valuable life lessons in a beautiful and meaningful way. It's more than just a fable; it's a calm, captivating, and morally enriching experience that will resonate for a lifetime. 
  Add this classic to your collection today and share a story that teaches kindness, integrity, and the enduring power of truth.

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  The Long Way Around

  Anne Nesbet

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  During a hiking trip with their parents in the mountains of California, cousins Owen, Vivian, and Amy are finally allowed to camp for one night at a little lake all on their own. But when a massive earthquake blocks their return path, there’s only one way home: the long way around, through a wilderness filled with fierce animals, raging rivers, unstable weather, and high passes. 
   
  However, the hardest challenges the cousins face are the troubles they’ve brought with them: bold Vivian’s fear of starting middle school (and of things she can’t control); Owen’s lingering emotional scars from a car accident, which have left him feeling like there’s a glass wall between him and the rest of the world; and Amy’s desire to live in fantastical stories rather than in boring regular life. 
   
  Drawing on courage and humor, the cousins must weather storms, make the most of dwindling rations, and face their deepest fears in order to bring each other safely home.

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  Rainbow

  Michael Tolkien

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  Grace is fascinated by the natural world. To increase this precious sense of wonder, she is chosen by Nature’s spirit guides and guardians to travel on ‘a funny, sometimes fearful journey’ with an amethyst stone as her guide and promise of help along the way. Creatures she expects to assist her are too self-important. Her allies are small, often overlooked plants, flowers and insects. Her main goal seems to be discovering what lies in and beyond the rainbow, but her adventures bring her only slowly nearer to its mysterious garden, bridge and palace. Everything appears to be a long way round.  
  She decides to assist a lost, bitter boy – Downcast Don – to rediscover ‘wonder’ by obtaining for him a specially made silver spade. This takes her through strange and fearful forests, down a well to find an underground forge, and into an overwhelming encounter with an ancient giantess in a bleak desert. Her chief guide, Heartsease, assures her that it’s all part of a search for rainbow wisdom, to recognize the importance of all things and people and to accept ‘not knowing’. She can then ascend the ‘Shining Stairway’ to a stranger country beyond. 
  Up here Grace is nearer the rainbow but time and distance play tricks and she is in danger of being side-tracked. A knight, Sir Cloudy, a kind dreamer who lives in a time warp, invites her to his ‘Castle in the Air’. She is deceived by a Menace and his monstrous Mother, and only just escapes their clutches. The promised places are beautiful and intriguing but she must learn about what lies under the surface. The palace that crowns the bow bridge is where the guides and guardians weave their many-colored tapestries that reveal perspectives and choices about the future. When Grace descends the vanishing rainbow steps she meets characters who have made her journey so instructive, and once back in the everyday world she is still herself but somehow more so because she can see and understand more acutely.

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