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  Rivals - A Baseball Great Novel

  Anonym

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  Cooperstown! Josh is thrilled when all his hard training pays off in a big way and his team, the Titans, makes it to a national tournament in Cooperstown, home of the National Baseball Hall of Fame. More is on the line for Josh than just a trophy. Winning would mean everything to his dad—now Josh's coach. Winning could mean a major endorsement deal for the Titans and the attention of big league scouts! 
  After a dirty play and a brutal injury threaten to sideline Josh, he spies suspicious activity at the tournament. He tries to tell his good friend Jaden about what he's seen, but she's too busy spending time with the L.A. Comets' star player, Mickey Mullen Jr., to want to get involved. Jaden says she's doing research for the newspaper . . . but is she? Now Josh has a rival—both on the field and off—as he swings for the fences in a game that quickly becomes more dangerous. 
  New York Times bestselling author Tim Green delivers a hard-hitting look at what some teams will do to win in this gripping companion to Baseball Great.

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  The Legend of Sleepy Hollow

  Washington Irving

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  In the dark shadow of the grove, on the margin of the brook, he beheld something huge, misshapen and towering. It stirred not, but seemed gathered up in the gloom, like some gigantic monster ready to spring upon the traveller. 
   
  During a late-night horse ride, the lovelorn schoolteacher Ichabod Crane passes through the sites of familiar ghost stories. It is dark and the forest is full of spooky sounds. He thinks his imagination is getting the best of him, but suddenly he finds himself being pursued by a shadowy figure. To his horror, Ichabod realizes that the figure has no head on his shoulders, but instead holds his head in front of him on the saddle. Ichabod races to safety at the other side of the bridge, only to turn around and see the horseman’s head hurled directly at him. 
   
  Was Ichabod Crane a victim of the Headless Horseman? Or was it a prank by one of the villagers competing for Ichabod’s love interest? His fate remains the speculation of the settlers in the story, and continues to intrigue audiences to this day. Since Washington Irving first published the story in 1819, this classic legend has been retold in many forms, including TV, music, and theatre. Fans of the Sleepy Hollow film adaptation by Tim Burton will enjoy listening to this production of the original, unabridged text that inspired it all.

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  Goldilocks and The Three Bears

  Sequoia Kids Media

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  This is too hot. This is too cold. This is just right.” This is an audio version, brings to life, the classic story, of a nosy little girl and three unsuspecting bears.

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  Calming Stories for Puppies and...

  Sam Johnson, Hans Christian...

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  A gentle way to comfort and relax your furry friend.
   
  This special collection of 16 calming stories is designed to help settle restless puppies and soothe anxious dogs. With soft, rhythmic storytelling and peaceful themes, these tales create a comforting atmosphere that can help ease separation anxiety, promote relaxation, and provide a sense of security for your beloved pet.
   
  Perfect for bedtime, quiet time, or when your pup needs a little extra reassurance, Calming Stories for Puppies & Dogs is a heartwarming way to bring peace to your canine companion.
  
    16 gentle, dog-friendly stories
    Ideal for settling puppies and easing anxiety
    A soothing soundscape for relaxation
  
   
  Press play, snuggle up, and let these calming tales bring comfort to your four-legged friend.

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  Epic Soccer Stories - Inspiring...

  Anonym

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  Discover soccer’s most powerful stories—from global legends to everyday heroes—in one unforgettable book for kids 8–12. 
  Does your child dream of scoring like Messi or leading like Rapinoe? Epic Soccer Stories takes listeners on a world tour of true tales of passion, grit, leadership, and inclusion—from Pelé’s joyful beginnings and blind athletes breaking barriers to Bolivia’s sky-high pitches and Toronto’s BMO Field preparing for World Cup 2026. 
  What Makes This Book Special: 
  Made for Kids—Fun facts, journal prompts, and challenges that spark curiosity and confidence. 
  Illustrated and Interactive—Trading-card athlete pages, infographics, challenge templates, and World Cup visuals. 
  Exclusive 2026 Feature—A behind-the-scenes peek at Toronto BMO Field, site of 2026 FIFA World Cup, with photos and kid-friendly engineering insights. 
  What’s Inside: 
  Legends & Heroes—Pelé, Maradona, Zidane, Messi, Ronaldo, Mbappé, Sinclair, Wambach, Sam Kerr, Sawa, and more. 
  Rising Stars—Bellingham, Davies, Sancho, Trinity Rodman, Salma Paralluelo—young icons shaping the game. 
  Women and Pioneers—Marta, Rapinoe, Hegerberg, Oshoala, Ji So-yun—trailblazers redefining what’s possible. 
  Underdogs and Comebacks—Last-minute goals, gritty turnarounds, miracle wins. 
  Epic Moments & Bloopers—Denmark’s triumph, funny celebrations, locker-room laughs. 
  Behind Every Player—Coaches, mentors, and families who make dreams real. 
  Whether your child plays, cheers, or dreams big, Epic Soccer Stories delivers inspiration, confidence-building lessons, and a love for the beautiful game—all in one thrilling listen. 
  Perfect for young fans, sports-loving girls and boys, classroom libraries, and reluctant listeners who crave stories that inspire. Grab your copy today!

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  The Dream Snake - Nightmares...

  Robert E. Howard

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  The Dream Snake by Robert E. Howard is a haunting fusion of horror, fantasy, and dreamlike fatalism. First published posthumously in 1933, it tells the eerie tale of a man tormented by a recurring vision of a monstrous serpent—a vision that may be more than a dream. As the narrator drifts between waking and nightmare, Howard blurs the line between reality and the supernatural, crafting an atmosphere thick with dread and inevitability. Unlike his sword-and-sorcery adventures, The Dream Snake is a psychological horror story, rooted in primal fears and suffused with the poetic melancholy that defined much of Howard’s darker work. It reveals his gift for evoking beauty and terror in equal measure, a glimpse into the subconscious mind of a writer who understood both the hero’s courage and the dreamer’s despair. 
  Robert E. Howard (1906–1936) was an American author best known as the creator of Conan the Barbarian and the father of the sword-and-sorcery genre. Born in Peaster, Texas, and raised in the small town of Cross Plains, Howard poured his imagination into the pages of Weird Tales magazine, where he introduced vivid characters such as Solomon Kane, Kull of Atlantis, and Bran Mak Morn. His writing combined muscular adventure with poetic intensity, reflecting both the rugged landscape of Texas and his fascination with ancient civilizations and mythic struggle. Though his life was tragically brief, Howard’s influence is immense—his characters have inspired films, comics, and generations of fantasy writers. Beyond the blood and thunder of his tales lies a deep sense of melancholy and longing, qualities seen clearly in The Dream Snake and his many atmospheric poems. Today, Robert E. Howard stands as one of the most powerful voices of early 20th-century imaginative fiction, a storyteller whose creations continue to live in the dreams of readers worldwide.

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