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  Eva Sees a Ghost (Owl Diaries #2)

  Rebecca Elliott

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  This adorable New York Times bestselling series is now availbable in audio format! Perfect for young girls who love friendship stories starring animal characters!In this second audiobook in the series, Eva sees a ghost! Or at least, she thinks she does . . . With her friend Lucy by her side, Eva goes in search of the ghost. Eek! This owl-dorable series will appeal to girls who love stories about animals and friendship!

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  Christmas Chaos

  C.R. Fulton

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  Join The Campground Kids on their most festive adventure yet-Christmas Chaos! In this special edition of the beloved series, the adventurous gang takes a break from exploring national parks to immerse themselves in the magic of Washington D.C. It's the most wonderful time of the year, and Isaiah, Sadie, and Ethan are ready for a holiday filled with laughter, friendship, and a touch of Christmas chaos!  The Campground Kids have been chosen from a host of nominees to select the People's Tree from Pisgah National Forest in North Carolina! The kids quickly find out how hard it can be to choose the perfect tree. Hampered in their search by hot dogs, flying squirrels, horned owls, and a Grinch, discouragement sets in! Will the kids find the perfect tree in time for the celebration on the Capitol Building lawn?

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  Sparking Peace

  Teresa Kim Pecinovsky, Hannah...

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  Broken into beautiful. A story of friendship and healing. After breaking a neighbor’s window, a young child discovers friendship, transformation, and new beginnings in an unlikely story of peace. Gentle and moving, this poetic tale offers readers a hopeful path in the face of gun violence and despair, showing kids how peacemaking can turn conflict into friendship and new beginnings—and forge guns into garden tools. Children grow up with lockdowns and gun violence as part of their reality. As parents, caregivers, and educators, how should we respond? Sparking Peace provides a springboard for those seeking to discuss gun violence and trauma with children in a safe way that highlights help rather than harm. This picture book helps children learn about conflict while also carefully addressing gun violence and peacemaking. It includes resources that equip parents and educators to talk about gun violence and trauma, using a story of a broken window to show kids how conflict can be transformed through acts of peace. Suggested reading for ages 5–9.  

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  Gingerbread Man The (Bedtime...

  Teddy Tells

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  Dive into the enchanting world of Teddy's storytelling in "Bedtime Stories," where this time a kitchen comes alive with a magic gingerbread man. Join Teddy as he introduces a captivating tale that will transport both young readers and listeners into a realm of wonder. 
  Uncover the thrilling adventures of a gingerbread man who embarks on a daring escape through a kitchen teeming with delightful characters. Teddy's animated narration brings this charming story to life, capturing the imaginations of both readers and listeners alike. 
  Feel the magic as Teddy weaves a tale filled with the gingerbread man's pursuit of freedom! 
  So immerse yourself in the joy of storytelling with Teddy's latest addition to the "Bedtime Stories" series. Whether you're reading the Kindle version or enjoying the audio book, let this whimsical tale inspire your little ones bedtime. Get ready for a journey into the extraordinary – the perfect way to end the day!

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  Christmas stories by Cry Babies

  Cry Babies in English, Kitoons...

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  Christmas is here! Discover the Christmas traditions of the Cry Babies Magic Tears in the different magical worlds with these audiobooks for kids!

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  A Two-Placed Heart

  Doan Phuong Nguyen

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  Afraid her sister (and maybe even herself) could lose sight of their Vietnamese identity, twelve-year-old Bom writes a poetic memoir to help them both remember—a love letter in verse to sisterhood and the places we leave behind. Bom can't believe that her sister doesn't see herself as Vietnamese, only American. She says she doesn't remember Vietnam or their lives there, their family there, their house and friends. How could her sister forget the terrible journey through Saigon and the airplanes and . . . everything? And what about Bom? She remembers now, but how long will she keep her memories? She always found comfort in the sound of her father's typewriter. Clickity-clack, clickity-clack. So she has an idea. She'll write down all that she can remember: the time when her father was a spy, when her mother was nicknamed a "radio," when they were so hungry Bom couldn't walk well, when the family all said goodbye. Bom will even tell her sister, and herself, about what it was like moving to Tennessee. The ESL classes, bullies, strange new foods, icy weather, friendships, and crushes—and how her family worked to keep their heritage alive. She'll type one poem at a time, until they'll never forget again.

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