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  The Unbreakable Crown

  Carina Finn

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  The magic and adventure continue in the second book from the New York Times bestselling Feast and Famine series, as heirs of the two houses must survive the trials at a boarding school for demons if they are to return home to the land of Fauret. 
  Abundance Feast excels at throwing parties, assembling fashionable outfits, and being polite. Prophecies have always been for her sister, Merri, heir of House Feast. Besides, Bun doesn't know magic like her sister. So she's not prepared to be part of the Eternal Three, let alone trapped in the demon realm with Merri, Rue, Wort, and Sage. 
  Wort Erebos grew up in the woods with his father and little sister. Their life was magical in its own way, but their focus was on survival. In Demonspace, Wort discovers the Erebos family has a long heritage that his father has kept secret...but why? And at what cost? And how can Wort trust the very people who lied to him? 
  Merri and Rue are anxious to return home to their guardian duties in Fauret, but the pathway between realms is damaged. The only hope of returning is by gaining access to the ancient library at Tenebrun, the magical boarding school for the elite of this world. Merri and Rue spent their lives training for their guardianship duel. How will Bun and Wort survive these Tenebrun trials?

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  Timothy and the Indestructible...

  Phil Bechtel

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  Timothy and the Indestructible SwordBook One 
  Timothy was just a blacksmith's apprentice until the legendary sword chose him. Now bone monsters are rising from the dead, his village is in danger, and everyone's counting on him to save the day. 
  There's just one problem: Timothy has no idea how to be a hero. 
  Armed with an ancient sword that knows more about fighting than he does, and joined by Clare, a tough Dark Ranger who's seen her share of battles, Timothy must face his fears and learn that being brave doesn't mean you're not scared—it means you keep going anyway. 
  Can a scared seventeen-year-old blacksmith become the hero his world desperately needs? The Black Castle has awakened, and time is running out. 
  Perfect for ages 8-14 
  Fantasy adventure with heart, courage, and just the right amount of magic.

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  Exploring the Inner World - The...

  Papaya Frostt

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  Welcome to our 5-in-1 audio book collection focused on the magical Third Eye Chakra, designed specifically for children. In this collection, your child will embark on a journey of self-discovery as they explore the powerful intuition and spiritual awareness associated with this chakra. 
  Each story in this collection is crafted with relatable characters and exciting adventures that will keep your child engaged and entertained. From learning to trust their instincts to discovering their unique gifts and talents, your child will learn valuable life lessons about courage, self-awareness, and the power of the mind. 
  Through deep listening, visualization, and breathing exercises, your child will be guided to connect with their inner wisdom and intuition, and to develop a deeper understanding of their spiritual self. Our collection includes 5 unique stories, each with its own perspective on the Third Eye Chakra, allowing your child to explore this powerful chakra from different angles and perspectives. 
  With this collection, your child will gain a better understanding of themselves, their emotions, and the world around them. Give your child the gift of self-discovery and spiritual growth with our Third Eye Chakra audio book collection today! 
  It's important to note that the Third Eye chakra can be an intense subject and requires a deeper level of understanding and experience, so parental guidance is suggested for children listening to these stories.

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  The Call From Beyond

  Clifford D. Simak

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  The Call From Beyond by Clifford D. Simak - Alone, accursed, he set out on the long, dark voyage to the forbidden gateway to worlds beyond life itself—restless forever with an ultimate knowledge, possessing which no man could die! 
  The pyramid was built of bottles, hundreds of bottles that flashed and glinted as if with living fire, picking up and breaking up the misty light that filtered from the distant sun and still more distant stars. 
  Frederick West took a slow step forward, away from the open port of his tiny ship. He shook his head and shut his eyes and opened them again and the pyramid was still there. So it was no figment, as he had feared, of his imagination, born in the darkness and the loneliness of his flight from Earth. 
  It was there and it was a crazy thing. Crazy because it should not be there, at all. There should be nothing here on this almost unknown slab of tumbling stone and metal. 
  For no one lived on Pluto's moon. No one ever visited Pluto's moon. Even he, himself, hadn't intended to until, circling it to have a look before going on to Pluto, he had seen that brief flash of light, as if someone might be signaling. It had been the pyramid, of course. He knew that now. The stacked-up bottles catching and reflecting light. 
  Behind the pyramid stood a space hut, squatted down among the jagged boulders. But there was no movement, no sign of life. No one was tumbling out of the entrance lock to welcome him. And that was strange, he thought. For visitors must be rare, if, indeed, they came at all. 
  Perhaps the pyramid really was a signaling device, although it would be a clumsy way of signaling. More likely a madman's caprice. Come to think of it, anyone who was sufficiently deranged to live on Pluto's moon would be a fitting architect for a pyramid of bottles.

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  Let's Go

  Lisa Harkrader, Rebecca...

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  How do you discover your community? In this series, children follow a firefighter, a librarian, a zookeeper, and a peer going to school and discover the fun and meaning of these places in their community.

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  Efren dividido - Efren Divided...

  Ernesto Cisneros

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  A winner of the Pura Belpré Award, now in Spanish! 
  “We need books to break open our hearts, so that we might feel more deeply, so that we might be more human in these unkind times. This is a book doing work of the spirit in a time of darkness.” —Sandra Cisneros, author of The House on Mango Street  
  Efrén Nava’s Amá is his Superwoman—or Soperwoman, named after the delicious Mexican sopes his mother often prepares. Both Amá and Apá work hard all day to provide for the family, making sure Efrén and his younger siblings Max and Mía feel safe and loved. 
  But Efrén worries about his parents; although he’s American-born, his parents are undocumented. His worst nightmare comes true one day when Amá doesn’t return from work and is deported across the border to Tijuana, México. 
  Now more than ever, Efrén must channel his inner Soperboy to help take care of and try to reunite his family. 
  This book won the Pura Belpré Award for Children's Literature and the California Book Award, and it was named a best book of the year by Kirkus and the Chicago Public Library.

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