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  Plato's Academy and the Eternal Key

  Ali Gray

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  After the death of his grandfather, Charlie knows what it feels like to be lost and alone. Or does he? A puzzling letter leads Charlie down a shadowy staircase to the depths of the museum. Before Charlie knows it, he is whisked through time, transported to Ancient Greece. And nothing in this strange world is familiar. Passing the Oracle’s bizarre tests is Charlie’s only chance to return home but can he untangle Plato’s ideas and stay alive?

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  Golf Is Not What You Think - The...

  Philip Ripley Ward

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  Philip Ripley Ward's masterful achievement: Golf Is Not What You Think, depicts the life work of an independent golf specialist, who having been a teacher since 1979, began nearly 20 years prior to. The insight he learned from "circling the mountain" for 40 years makes this offering so much more than just another instruction manual. He shares his expertise via engaging twists of personal experiences mixed with an abundance of witty satire if not a very dry humor throughout. It also provides easy-to-understand techniques that can be applied at any level. 
  The book also imprints the author's difficulties in overcoming health issues along the way as he struggled to break through challenges related to faith and trusting God. Marvelous surprises!

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  Nina's Farm (Pixi Bedtime...

  Christian Tielmann, Pixi Gute...

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  What animals live on a farm? What grows in the fields and beds? Which agricultural machines help with the field work? Farmer Nina shows you the exciting everyday life on the farm and answers all your questions about cows, pigs, grain, tractor and Co.
  Pixi bedtime stories for children: listen and fall asleep.
  This is an auto-narrated audiobook.

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  Fish & Sphinx

  Rae St. Clair Bridgman

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  Wil and Sophie are back in their battle against the Serpent’s Chain! 
  Cousins Wil Wychwood and Sophie Isidor unearth yet another dastardly scheme from this dangerous secret society. Now the Serpent’s Chain plans to seize the Manitoba Legislative Building – or The Palace of the Blazing Star, as it is known in MiddleGate. 
  Catfysh, Spirit of the River, comes to help Wil and Sophie as they struggle to unlock the Palace’s hidden code and thwart its destruction. Tyndall stone sphinxes, cow skulls, lions, bison, and even Medusa herself spring to life, but will their magic be enough to help Wil and Sophie defeat the Serpent’s Chain once and for all?

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  Forever - The Bureaucracy of...

  Robert Sheckley

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  Forever by Robert Sheckley - Of all the irksome, frustrating, maddening discoveries—was there no way of keeping it discovered? 
  With so much at stake, Charles Dennison should not have been careless. An inventor cannot afford carelessness, particularly when his invention is extremely valuable and obviously patentable. There are too many grasping hands ready to seize what belongs to someone else, too many men who feast upon the creativity of the innocent. 
  A touch of paranoia would have served Dennison well; but he was lacking in that vital characteristic of inventors. And he didn't even realize the full extent of his carelessness until a bullet, fired from a silenced weapon, chipped a granite wall not three inches from his head. 
  Then he knew. But by then it was too late. 
  Charles Dennison had been left a more than adequate income by his father. He had gone to Harvard, served a hitch in the Navy, then continued his education at M.I.T. Since the age of thirty-two, he had been engaged in private research, working in his own small laboratory in Riverdale, New York. Plant biology was his field. He published several noteworthy papers, and sold a new insecticide to a development corporation. The royalties helped him to expand his facilities. 
  Dennison enjoyed working alone. It suited his temperament, which was austere but not unfriendly. Two or three times a year, he would come to New York, see some plays and movies, and do a little serious drinking. He would then return gratefully to his seclusion. He was a bachelor and seemed destined to remain that way. 
  Not long after his fortieth birthday, Dennison stumbled across an intriguing clue which led him into a different branch of biology. He pursued his clue, developed it, extended it slowly into a hypothesis. After three more years, a lucky accident put the final proofs into his hands.

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  The Griffin and the Minor Canon

  Frank R. Stockton

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  The Griffin and the Minor Canon by Frank R. Stockton is a classic fantasy fable that explores fear, courage, and human nature in a richly imagined medieval town. When a mysterious creature arrives, the townspeople must confront their assumptions—and themselves. With elegant prose and subtle moral insight, Stockton weaves a tale that is as thought-provoking as it is timeless. Perfect for fans of allegorical storytelling, folklore, and literary fantasy.

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