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  He That Hath Wings - When...

  Edmond Hamilton

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  He That Hath Wings is a powerful science fiction tale about a child born with an impossible difference—wings. Raised in secrecy and watched by science, David Rand grows from an extraordinary infant into a young man who discovers the pure, intoxicating freedom of flight. 
  As the world becomes aware of him, David must navigate curiosity, fear, and fascination from those who cannot understand what he is—or what he represents. His wings are not just a physical marvel but a symbol of escape, independence, and the deep human desire to belong. 
  Edmond Hamilton tells this story with lyric intensity, blending early genetic speculation with timeless emotional conflict. The story explores the tension between civilization and instinct, conformity and freedom, love and identity. 
  Hamilton was one of the defining voices of early science fiction. Writing during the Golden Age, he helped shape modern space opera and speculative storytelling with works that emphasized wonder, momentum, and human consequence. His stories often ask not what science can do, but what it costs.

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  Over the Falls with Gabby and...

  Steve Altier

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  The siblings go to great heights! 
  Gabby and Maddox visit the historic Niagara Falls and make new friends traveling from Canada. They learn about the rich history of the area and the people who have tried to conquer the powerful falls. 
  Seeking adventure themselves, the kids brave the Cave of Winds and explore the Hurricane Deck at the base of the American Falls. They take a ride on the Maid of the Mist boat tour all the way to the bottom of the Horseshoe Falls. Of course, a trip to Niagara wouldn’t be complete without an exciting helicopter ride!

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  Samuel and anger management -...

  Karine Dechaumelle

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  Dive in with your child to the incredible story of "Samuel and Anger Management", a rich and educational adventure that guides your children towards a better understanding and healthy management of emotions. 
  Samuel is a lively and enthusiastic little boy, adored by his friends for his imagination and adventurous spirit. However, his intense emotions can sometimes trigger tantrums as powerful as a storm at sea. After an incident at school, Samuel, with the help of his caring parents, learns to recognize and manage his anger. He discovers that he can not only understand and manage his own emotions, but also help others. 
  Here's why this audio story is the ideal choice for evening reading:It encourages healthy emotion management, showing that recognizing and expressing anger constructively is a crucial skill.It teaches empathy and the importance of understanding and helping others.It offers a touching and engaging story that will captivate young listeners.It's a valuable tool for strengthening parent-child bonds and initiating discussions about emotions and compassion. 
  Discover this audio story and offer your child a moment that will help them navigate their own emotions with courage and compassion. Because every child, just like Samuel, has the capacity to grow, learn and transform through their emotional experiences. 
  This audiobook is a real learning tool that will help your child understand and manage his or her emotions, promoting emotional development and well-being. A precious gift to show them that we're there for them!

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  The Homesteader - The Man Who...

  James Blish

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  Pete Kagen, a brilliant but imagination-starved troubleshooter, arrives on the Moon to find out why Earth’s costly rocketships are disappearing without a trace. He expects corruption, mismanagement, or military blunders—but instead encounters an eerie second sun in the sky, a mysterious homesteader growing impossible “crops,” and a lunar landscape hiding secrets far beyond human engineering. As Kagen digs deeper, his skepticism is tested by strange accidents, unexplained failures, and a man whose quiet isolation masks an extraordinary truth. 
  The Homesteader showcases James Blish’s gift for blending scientific authenticity with sharp character insight. Blish, known for his precise prose and visionary ideas, brings readers into a tense, atmospheric mystery where logic and intuition collide on the Moon’s barren frontier. 
  James Blish (1921–1975) was a major voice in mid-century science fiction, celebrated for elevating the genre with rigorous scientific thinking and literary craftsmanship. Best known for Cities in Flight and his influential Star Trek adaptations, Blish helped define the standards for “hard” science fiction while inspiring generations of writers to come. His stories remain essential reading for anyone drawn to speculative ideas grounded in possibility.

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  The Masked World

  Jack Williamson

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  The Masked World by Jack Williamson - The planet hid itself from the Earthmen—and what lay behind the mask was fierce and deadly! 
  The planet wore a mask. 
  At ten million miles, it was a sullen yellow eye. At one million, a scarred and evil leer. Outside the smoking circle our landing-jets had sterilized, it was a hideous veil of hairy black tentacles and huge sallow blooms, hiding the riddle of its sinister genes. 
  On most worlds that we astronauts have found, the life is vaguely like our own. Similar nucleotides are linked along similar helical chains of DNA, carrying similar genetic messages. A similar process replicates the chains when the cells divide, to carry the complex blue-prints for a particular root or eye or wing accurately down across ten thousand generations. 
  But even the genes were different here—enormously complicated. Here the simplest-seeming weed had more and longer chains of DNA than anything we had seen before. What was their message? 
  We had come to read it, with our new genetic micro-probe. A hundred precious tons of microscopic electronic gear, it was designed to observe and manipulate the smallest units of life. It could reach even those strange genes. 
  That was our mission. 
  Ours was the seventh survey ship to approach the planet. Six before us had been lost without trace. We were to find out why. 
  Our pilot was Lance Llandark. A lean hard man, silent and cold as the gray-cased micro-probe. We hated him—until someone learned why he had volunteered to come. 
  His wife had been pilot of the ship before us. When we knew that, we began to hear the hidden tension in his tired voice, monotonously calling on every band: "Come in, Six.... Come in Six...." 
  Six never came in.

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  The Emperor's Last Stand

  David Lubar

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  The Emperor's Last Stand is the third and final hilarious intergalactic Emperor of the Universe adventure by David Lubar. 
   
  Nicholas, Jeef, and Henrietta the gerbil face their most existential crisis yet when the universe is attacked by beings from a parallel universe intent on conquering every other parallel universe. If Nicholas fails in his mission to defend the universe, it’ll mean the end of life itself. …

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