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  Shakespeare: All's Well That...

  Georgina Brown

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  ‘Love all, trust a few.’
  All’s Well That Ends Well is the story of Helena, an orphaned, low-born girl who is desperately in love with Bertram, a nobleman. He swears he will never be her husband. Can Helena ever convince Bertram to love her back.

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  The Roots of Hidden Bloodshed...

  Bennett Thorne

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  The Roots of Hidden Bloodshed Revealed 
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  Saving Cody

  Brandon Wallace

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  Two brothers fight to save their grandmother's land from developers in the third adventure of the Wilder Boys series. 
   
   
   
  When a run-in with the local bully means the boys risk losing their beloved dog, Cody, they hatch a plan to keep him safe. They'll take him to live with their grandmother in the Sierra Nevada mountains. He'll be safe there, and Grandma—who lives off the grid—will benefit from the companionship. But first they've got to figure out exactly where in the mountains she is. 
   
   
   
  Following clues left in postcards and pictures and using their keen senses of deduction and survival, they finally find her tract of land. But when they get there, they discover that a group of ill-intentioned developers is trying to bully her off her property. Do the boys have what it takes to outsmart the developers and save their grandmother's beloved home?

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  A Brief Summary of John Keat’s...

  VENKATARAMAN M

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  The "Ode to a Nightingale" is one of the beautiful poems of John Keats. One day in a forest area the poet hears a beautiful song of the nightingale bird. This provokes him to ponder over the matters relating to human mortality, the nature of the world, human sufferings etc. 
  The poem explores the relationship between two different types of life. On the one hand, there is the human life. It is filled with sorrow. On the other hand, there is nature represented by the nightingale. The opposition between two different types of life is outlined from the very beginning of the poem. The poet perceives the song of the bird as a kind of eternal perfection, a beauty created by nature that humankind, for all its efforts and strife, struggles to match. 
  It appears as though the poem seeks to question whether nature—represented by the nightingale and its song—represents a kind of beauty greater than anything that humans can make, a beauty that is more pure and eternal. The poet weighs up the possible beauty of poetry against the overwhelming natural beauty of the nightingale’s song but could not find a satisfactory answer. 
  Hear this beautiful poem ‘ode to a nightingale’ by John Keats.

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  I Can Be Kind - Book about being...

  Alicia Ortego

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  Do you want to teach your child how important kindness is? Are you looking for a way to help them be kind every day? This book is here to guide you! 
  I Can Be Kind shares the story of Mia, a young girl who learns about kindness from her grandma. Through Mia’s exciting adventures, children will discover that kindness isn’t just a nice thing to do—it’s a superpower that can change the world! 
  How the book helps children: 
  💡 Teaches the importance of kindness in daily life. 
  💡 Inspires empathy and compassion towards others. 
  💡 Encourages acts of kindness in their own lives. 
  💡 Reinforces positive behaviour such as sharing, taking turns, and apologising. 
  💡 Empowers children to make a difference in their communities. 
  If you wish to inspire your child to spread kindness wherever they go, join Mia on her journey to kindness, one page at a time!

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  I Want to Eat My Brother

  Hélène Gaudy

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  It's dinnertime at Oskar's house, and his parents have lots of luscious suggestions: chicken skewers? A peanut stew? Maybe he'd like a shrimp ragout? 
    
  But Oskar would prefer something off the menu—he wants to eat his brother! 
    
  Hélène Gaudy's tale is a charming read-aloud packed to the gills with wordplay that's perfect for bedtime. 
    
  "An extremely silly book that is reminiscent of Maurice Sendak … Oskar is a picky eater, but there's no way he could be so picky that he'd only want to eat his brother … right? Young readers will laugh in delight and some will commiserate with Oskar's lack of interest in food, but all will love the rollicking rhyme and the absurdity of the premise!"—Tildy Lutts, Belmont Books

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