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  The Lost Dragon

  Lynda Rees

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  Eight-year-old Prince Draco disobeys orders, gets lost, and befriends a lost baby dragon. Together they rescue each other, vowing secrecy until humans and fire-breathing dragons can peacefully co-exist. 
  Get this beautiful story for your child so they will learn how to bring peace in the world we all coexist in. 
  by multi-award-winning author Lynda Rees 
  Life is an adventure. Enjoy the ride!  
  www.LyndaReesKidLit@wordpress.com 
  Become a VIP and receive a free coloring book and other bookish gifts. LINK: https://preview.mailerlite.com/t1a6j6

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  WANTED: One Sane Man

  Frank M. Robinson

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  WANTED: One Sane Man by Frank M. Robinson - Personnel Incorporated bragged that they could supply a man for any job. Maxwell doubted this, needing a space pilot for the first Lunar trip. Now, if he had just asked for a lunatic... 
  The small man adjusted his bi-focals and stared critically at the huge brass nameplate over the glass entrance doors. The plate read "Personnel Incorporated" in neat, modest lettering. Directly above the plate was a traveling neon sign which informed the public in letters six feet tall that: 
  PERSONNEL CAN SUPPLY THE MAN FOR ANY JOB!—SEVENTY-FIVE PER CENT OF THE PERSONNEL PROBLEMS ON THE AMERICAN CONTINENT ARE HANDLED BY PERSONNEL—DOES YOUR JOB SEEM BORING LATELY? SEE PERSONNEL AND BE PSYCHOLOGICALLY FITTED FOR YOUR WORK!—PERSONNEL CAN SUPPLY THE MAN FOR ANY JOB!—SEVENTY-FIVE PER CENT OF THE.... 
  The small man looked at it for a minute and turned to his tall companion. 
  "Tell me, Maxwell, why the seventy-five? Why not eighty or eighty-three?" 
  Maxwell glanced up at the sign. "If they do seventy-six per cent or more of the business, they're a monopoly. It must pain Whiteford to have to hold himself down to only seventy-five." 
  "Whiteford?" 
  Maxwell looked surprised. "You haven't heard of him? The newest boy wonder in the business world? He's the genius who runs this modern slave market." He looked at his watch. "And, incidentally, he's also the guy we've got an appointment with in five minutes."

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  BASICS OF RAISING BACKYARD...

  Amber Rose

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  "The Basics of Raising Backyard Rabbits" is a comprehensive guide for anyone interested in starting a small rabbit farm in their backyard. The book covers all aspects of rabbit care, from selecting the right breed to setting up a comfortable and safe living space, to feeding and breeding rabbits. 
  Some of the topics covered in the book include:Benefits of raising rabbits in your backyardChoosing the right breed for your needsBuilding or buying a rabbit hutchFeeding your rabbits a healthy dietHealth and disease preventionBreeding rabbits and caring for baby bunniesHarvesting and using rabbit meat and fur 
  And Much More!... 
  The book is written in a straightforward and easy-to-understand style, making it accessible to novice rabbit farmers. Whether you are interested in raising rabbits for meat, fur, or simply as pets, "The Basics of Raising Backyard Rabbits" is an essential resource for anyone looking to get started with this rewarding hobby. 
    
  So, Buy this book right now!!!

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  Welcoming Committee - They Were...

  Harry Harrison

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  Welcoming Committee by Harry Harrison - There were four of them. Four lovely girls with pale green skins, friendly, laughing, chattering away in clear voices. 
  Author Harry Harrison is best known for his character The Stainless Steel Rat. But he also wrote a plethora of lesser known short stories beginning in the 1950s. 
  If you didn’t know better you would swear that Harrison didn’t write Welcoming Committee because in the October 1957 issue of Fantastic Universe magazine it is credited to Felix Boyd. Harrison used the pen name Felix Boyd three times. The Magazine, Fantastic Universe, the date October 1957, the page where it begins 92, the story, Welcoming Committee by Harry Harrison…

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  Secret Sky - The Young Universe

  T. Alan Horne

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  Gold winner of the 2025 IBPA Book Award in the categories of "Best Science Fiction and Fantasy" and "Best Audiobook for Children or Young Adults" 
  The stars speak in a language of secrets, yet their stories cannot remain hidden forever. 
  Billions of years ago, on one of the first-ever Earths, a boy named Skylar will walk away from his home for the last time. Beset by dreams where he flies through the early universe as a sentient starship, he will never be safe if his secret gets out. His only chance to stay alive is to fall in with the same knights who destroyed his peasant village and live under the shadow of the king who sent them to exterminate Skylar’s people. 
  But powerful dreams have a way of shaping reality, and with each midnight flight across the cosmos, Skylar finds his world—and himself—changing. Magic is another thing which should only exist in dreams, yet Skylar has it—one more secret that needs keeping. 
  Against a waking life full of monsters, warriors, swords, sorcery, treasure, and ancient mysteries, Skylar has only one key for putting all the pieces together: the Secret Sky that haunts his sleeping mind.

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  The Old Gray Goose The World's...

  The Old Gray Goose

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  Hello Gooselings! 
  In the early 1990s YMCA storyteller, The Old Gray Goose joined forces with producer Geoffrey Giuliano in their hometown of Lockport, New York on the banks of the iconic Erie canal to create five masterful storytelling audiobooks. Originally released as CDs, 3 years ago the audiobooks, (now numbering 16) were compiled by sourcing the original 5 full productions and augmenting them with rare outtakes, unused tracks, and exclusive interviews. 
  Now for the first time since the 1990s at the end of the 20th century, the five original audiobooks are released in one super gigantic program. 
  This now iconic work will contain exactly what Goose recorded at Avalon Studios on Market Street in Lockport all those years ago. 
  Here then are the popular, evergreen recordings presented as Goose himself wanted them. Although it took producer Giuliano 10 years to get the Old Gray Goose inside of a studio it took another 5 to get him out! Goose loved telling his stories on tape and did so with great enthusiasm and overwhelming charisma. 
  Sadly we lost Goose a few years ago but thanks to that long ago partnership between two old friends from Camp Kenan on the pastoral shores of Lake Ontario Goose's ingratiating persona, loving presence, wonderful stories, silly songs and tall tales will live forever! 
  HERE IS THE OLD GRAY GOOSE ONE LAST TIME WITH HIS NOW HISTORIC ORIGINAL FIVE HEARTWARMING AUDIOBOOKS! 
   
  Includes: 
  32 STORIES GOOD AND TRUE 
  CAMPFIRE TALES 
  Also included are the two beautiful, insightful, educational productions recorded in Jagannatha Puri, India 
  STORIES OF ANCIENT INDIA 
  UNDER THE BANYAN TREE 
  Finally here to is Goose's most commercially popular release, SCARY STORIES FOR HALLOWEEN AND EVERYDAY which was released by KRB Music to tumultuous claim on CD

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