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  Nightmare in the Backyard

  Jeff Strand

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  This was not the Friday night they had planned . . . 
   
   
   
  Chloe, Avery, and Madison can't wait to camp out in the backyard. It will be a night of telling scary stories and trading secrets while roasting marshmallows. Elijah, the kid next door, keeps trying to prank them, but it's all in good fun. Who doesn't like a little scare after the sun has set and the moonlight casts creepy shadows everywhere? 
   
   
    
  As the three friends slide into their sleeping bags, a scratching starts on the tent. The girls think it must be Elijah, but there is no one outside. And the scratching only becomes more insistent, more determined. Who—or what?—lurks in the darkness?

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  The Dwarves Dilemma

  Lois Wickstrom

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  The magic mirror shows Nobody is Fair. Snow White is sent to investigate. What she finds can change the kingdom forever.

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  The Man Who Killed The World

  Ray Cummings

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  The Man Who Killed The World by Ray Cummings - Groff ruled the world through Fear. Fear of his awful power ... his twisted, mad brain. For one day that brain would crack. When it did, the World would dissolve in cataclysmic Chaos. 
  In his little tower, perched at the very peak of the great terraced pile of buildings which was his home and his citadel, Peter Groff sat brooding with hatred. The city, its factories, its vast plowed fields, lay stretched below him. Millions of humans, at play in little games. How he hated them! And they hated him—hated and feared him. It made him chuckle. For all his life he had worked and schemed and fought to make himself a power. The richest, most powerful man in the world—he had attained it. They had called him cruel, in his youth, with his ruthless business methods. He had laughed. Then they had no longer dared call him anything which would anger him. And he had laughed at that, while he had bought their governments and their armies with his money. 
  He was laughing now as he thought of it. In seventy years he had made the name Peter Groff a thing at which to tremble. Over all the earth, from the heads of his groveling puppet governments down to the lowliest child driving a plow in the fields, there was no one who did not secretly fear Groff, the power of his money, the sound of anger in his voice. Here in his citadel his servants trembled—and hated him. It was funny, because by their methods they had gotten nothing; and he had gotten everything.

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  The Cloud Who Wanted to Dance -...

  Lila Meadows

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  In The Cloud Who Wanted to Dance, follow the whimsical journey of a lonely cloud who dreams of dancing across the sky. Filled with charming characters, unexpected friendships, and heartwarming moments, this sky-high tale captures the magic of finding joy in the simplest of things. Perfect for readers of all ages, this story celebrates the power of hope, connection, and the courage to chase your dreams—no matter how far they seem. Get ready to soar into a world where the clouds come alive and happiness is just a twirl away!

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  Exile of the Eons - The Long...

  Arthur C. Clarke

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  Exile of the Eons by Arthur C. Clarke - Exiled to an utterly remote future, Trevindor thought he suffered the ultimate punishment . . . until he met the second exile—and learned that the Universe holds things more fearful even than loneliness! 
  Arthur C. Clarke (1917–2008) was one of the most visionary and influential science fiction writers of the 20th century. Born in Minehead, England, Clarke was a scientist, futurist, inventor, and author best known for blending scientific accuracy with imaginative storytelling. He rose to international fame with his 1953 novel Childhood’s End, and cemented his legacy with 2001: A Space Odyssey (1968), developed alongside director Stanley Kubrick. The novel and film explored artificial intelligence, human evolution, and the unknown depths of space, themes central to Clarke’s work. 
  A trained physicist and lifelong space advocate, Clarke predicted satellite communication decades before it became reality. His essays and stories often explored the intersection of human destiny and cosmic forces, combining awe-inspiring scale with deep philosophical questions. His prose was clear, elegant, and idea-driven—earning him a reputation as a prophet of technological progress. 
  Among his notable works are Rendezvous with Rama, The Fountains of Paradise, and The Songs of Distant Earth. He was knighted in 1998 and spent much of his later life in Sri Lanka, where he pursued his interests in oceanography and undersea exploration. 
  Arthur C. Clarke’s “Three Laws”—especially the famous third: “Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic”—remain part of popular culture. His legacy endures in science fiction, science fact, and the dreams of generations to come.

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  Young Victor Frankenstein and...

  Christopher Allen

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  Young victor frankenstein and his creations   
  Book 3 of 6 – tick tock saves the day-the mountain expedition 
   summary of this thirD book in the series is as follows:: 
  Victor Frankenstein and his creations—especially Tick Tock, his clockwork dog—embark on a mountain expedition to find rare crystals for Melody Maker, Victor’s musical automaton. Along the way, they rescue a family of mountain goats trapped in a collapsing cave, using teamwork and Tick Tock’s clever digging to free them. In gratitude, the mother goat leads them to a hidden valley filled with singing crystals. As a sudden snowstorm strikes during their descent, Tick Tock’s compass nose and steady guidance save the group from disaster. Back at the castle, Victor crafts Melody Maker’s enchanting music from the crystals and rewards Tick Tock with a musical collar. The adventure cements Tick Tock’s role as the team’s steadfast protector and proves that even mechanical beings can possess true courage and heart.  
  The initial opening credit is operatic in style with both male and female vocals paying homage to the late 18th century when victor lived and runs to approximately 3 minutes. The closing music has both an element of classic and current music to add a bit of excitement to the end for the listening children. 
  The story and music itself runs to just over 40 MINUTES and is narrated in the voice of claire francis, my wife. 
  I do hope you enjoy this audiobook and let me know what you think, there are a lot more to come 
  Christopher Allen     -      At your service

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