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  Surprise Days Out With The Kids

  Philip Stanworth

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  This book is about 2 Children that love animals, nature, wildlife they go on walks in the country, The zoo and they are Figure skaters. at the back of the book their is another book about a young child with a dog.  
    
   

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  Abhay - Fearless

  Yashomatinandana Dasa

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  This book was composed during the journey from Jagannatha Puri to Vrindavana. I was anxious to get to the Holy Dhama of Vrindavana due to the presence of my spiritual master's samadhi. Our spiritual family comes together every year to celebrate his transcendental disappearance. Fear always intrigued me in general, thinking myself a breaker of rules and advocate of an easier and more direct way of living, I considered fear my friend. In society I observed different anxieties from social anxiety, to financial stress, physical conditioning or leadership pressure. All these fears originated in the forgetfulness of the living entity about the intrinsic presence of God everywhere and within everyone. People in general have forgotten the divine life of service and humility ending up in a selfish circle of bodily misery and construed philosophy. Anxious to live happily and fed until one faces death, the common man is fearful at every step and thus tries very hard by dint of scientific research to prolong life and prevent death. Inevitably, science has failed and death scares the people in general, because they lost understanding of the eternal soul. Such ignorance is pitiable and we must educate the general class of people that the living entity is eternal and eternally connected to Supreme Lord. Thus, this book is comprised to teach the people and remind them again for spiritual development. The first teaching of spiritual life is: You are not the body, but a conscious soul living within the being. The body is merely a vehicle to travel through this lifetime and enjoy accordingly. The greatest fear is to serve Kṛṣṇa perfectly, but because we have failed to do so, we continue to wander uselessly in time and space. Anxious to come home to the original spiritual consciousness, we search for so many ways, looking for Kṛṣṇa in so many activities. Actually, it is very simple to get back to Kṛṣṇa. Simply by chanting the Holy Name of the Lord one can attain fearlessness.

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  I Bring Fresh Flowers

  Robert F. Young

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  I Bring Fresh Flowers by Robert F. Young - A touching tale of an Astronette—and why the gentle rain from Heaven has the quality of mercy. 
  You know Rosemary Brooks. You have known her for many years. 
  It is said that when she was a little girl her favorite poem was Barbara Frietchie, and it is told how she would sometimes poke her pretty head out of her bedroom window, survey the suburban street with her blue-sky eyes, and cry, "Shoot, if you must, this old gray head, but spare your country's flag!" 
  Yes, you know Rosemary. You know her very well. 
  Like all little girls, Rosemary grew up. But Rosemary did not change. This is not to say that she did not turn into an attractive young lady. She turned into a most attractive one indeed. Fragilely beautiful, airy of tread, she should have been the reigning rose of every dance she went to, but she was not. Rarely did the young men of her acquaintance ask her to dance, and never did one of them approach her and say, "Come into the garden, Rosemary, for the black bat, night, has flown." She did not go to very many dances in any event, and looking back, one realizes that the few she did attend, she attended primarily to please her mother. The reason behind Rosemary's wallflowerhood is simple: the young men of her acquaintance knew that with her, God and the United States of America came first, and that accompanying her through life, or even accompanying her home from a dance for that matter, meant being relegated to a back seat. It is alright for little girls to be Barbara Frietchies, you see, but not for big ones.

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  Guys Read: Bouncing the Grinning...

  Shannon Hale

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  Spark has stolen her brother’s armor and his sword, and now she’s looking for a job. But this job is going to bring much more than she bargained for, and even her wits might not be enough to save her. A short story from Guys Read: Other Worlds, edited by Jon Scieszka.

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  Yuri Gagarin: The Counterfeit...

  Dr. Elliott Haimoff

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  Would you be shocked to find out that the greatest moment of our recent history in space was a disaster that was covered up?  Would you be shocked to find out that the greatest hero since Christopher Columbus, a cosmonaut named Yuri Gagarin, turns out to be a lie and that he was not the first man in space, contrary to what the millions of history books claim?  Would you be shocked to find out that Yuri Gagarin could not handle his life of a lie, and spiraled down into a horrible state of alcoholism, depression, and mood swings, and was ultimately murdered by the KGB?   The Oscar-nominated actor, Elliott Gould, narrates this true story of recent developments and brand-new declassified evidence, now clearly showing that there’s much, much more than meets the public eye about the secret life, and purported death, of Yuri Gagarin…Also included in this audiobook are uncut and unfiltered interviews by Sergei Khrushchev (the son of the former head of the old Soviet Union Nikita Khrushchev), along with interviews of a Soviet historian, as well as a former CIA analyst.

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  Peppa's First Pet (Peppa Pig)

  Scholastic

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  An audio book featuring Peppa--a lovable, slighty bossy little piggy--and her first pet!Oh no! Peppa Pig's pet fish, Goldie, isn't feeling well. Join Peppa Pig, George, and Mommy Pig in this new audio book, as they take an exciting bus ride to the vet to find out why Goldie isn't eating her food.

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