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  Thomas Jefferson's America

  Jim Weiss

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  Thomas Jefferson lived a dozen lifetimes in one: patriot, scientist, architect, United States President, author of the Declaration of Independence. Now Jim Weiss brings you the story of this extraordinary man. This audiobook, written and narrated by Jim Weiss, tells the story of Thomas Jefferson's life, struggles, and accomplishments as he helped to create the United States of America.  Thomas Jefferson lived a dozen lifetimes in one. Patriot, scientist, architect, president, author of the Declaration of Independence, he preferred above all titles, "father" and "grandfather." Yet time and again, demand for his unique skills drew him from the quiet home he loved. In this recording, you will thrill to true stories of war and peace, loyalty and betrayal, battles against empires and struggles against slavery. This fascinating storytelling biography also presents real-life portraits of Washington, Adams, Madison, Franklin, Monroe, Hamilton, and Lafayette.

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  The Blonde From Barsoom

  Robert F. Young

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  The Blonde From Barsoom by Robert F. Young - The Tarks were attacking, the bosomy princess was clinging to him in terror, and Harold Smith realized he was at the end of his plot-line. What a dilemma! And what an opportunity!! 
  For the most part, all Harold Worthington Smith's Martian stories ever netted him were standard rejection slips, but every now and then one or another of the editors to whom he submitted them would pen him a brief note to the effect that his writing indicated an unusually vivid imagination. However, they invariably added, his dialogue was stilted, his heroines were dimensionally impossible, and his stories were wish-fulfillment reveries in a Burroughs vein—unredeemed, unfortunately, by Burroughs' high-flown puritanical idealism. 
  Harold agreed with them wholeheartedly on point no. 1. Thanks to his ability to achieve total identification with his protagonists, he did have an unusually vivid imagination. Take this very minute, for instance: His main character—Thon Carther the Earthman—was standing on the ocher moss of the Martian dead-sea bottom beside the big-breasted blond princess whom he had rescued from Tarkia some two thousand words ago, fearlessly awaiting the oncoming horde of Tarks. But it wasn't really Thon Carther who was standing there, it was Harold Worthington Smith—a tall, tanned and handsome Harold Worthington Smith, to be sure, but Harold Worthington Smith just the same. 
  On points no. 2 and 3, however—be it said forthwith—he did not agree. He had, moreover, written to the editors in question and said so. A Burroughs influence, he had said, was an essential ingredient in the makeup of any science-fiction writer, and he was reasonably certain that he didn't exhibit one any more than half a dozen other scribes he could name.

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  Molly and the Pirate Cave

  Malachy Doyle

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  One day, Molly’s dog Gus goes missing and the whole island community begin to search for him. Molly and her friend Bo hear a noise coming from the pirate cave and decide to follow it. As they head deeper and deeper into the cave, Molly and Bo finally find Gus. . . but the tide begins to rise. Will Molly, Bo and Gus be able to make their way out before the cave fills with water?

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  The Sense of Taste - A First Look

  Percy Leed

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  What do you know about the sense of taste? 
  Our senses help us observe and understand our world. This curricular topic is explored though an integrated approach to learning with embedded SEL questions and family/educator engagement tips at the beginning and end of each book. Engaging photos and leveled text help teach young readers about their senses, and questions encourage readers to think like a scientist.

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  The Elemental Chakras - Your...

  Papaya Frostt

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  Discover the path and wisdom of the ultimate collection of 25 children's audio books that explore the first five chakras, called “The Elemental Chakras”. 
  In "The Elemental Chakras" pack, we focus solely on the - Root, Sacral, Solar Plexus, Heart, and Throat - which are associated with more basic human needs and emotions such as survival, pleasure, personal power, love, and communication. These chakras are more accessible and easier for younger children to understand. 
  Through these captivating stories, children will embark on a transformative journey With relatable characters, vivid imagery, and expertly crafted lessons. Each Chakra has their own unique expression, so expect the unexpected! Your children will develop valuable skills such as emotional regulation, mindfulness, and empathy, while also cultivating a deeper connection to their own inner wisdom and intuition.  
  With "The Elemental Pack," you can empower your child to tap into their full potential and navigate life's challenges with freedom and confidence. So if you're looking for a fun and insightful way to introduce your child to the world of chakras, look no further than "The Elemental Pack." 
  Ages 2-13 
  Different versions to purchase in the store below! 
  1. All 35 Stories (All 7 Chakras) 
  2. The Earthly Chakras-The Lower 3 
  3. The Intuitive Chakras-The Upper 3 
  4. The Cosmic Connection-The Third Eye and Crown Chakra. 
  5. Authors Pick-My 10 Favorite Stories.

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  1950s Science Fiction 9 - 25...

  Arthur C. Clarke, Isaac Asimov,...

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  1950s Science Fiction 9 - 25 Classic Science Fiction Short Stories from the 1950sThe Beast of Boredom by Richard R. SmithAbsolutely No Paradox by Lester Del ReyDerelict by Alan E. NourseSecond Census by John Victor PetersonThe Man Who Found Out by Roger D. AycockBlank? by Randall GarrettAn Enemy of Peace by Robert SilverbergThe Parasite by Arthur C. ClarkeThe Ultimate Vice by A. Bertram ChandlerThe Perfect Woman by Robert SheckleyNever on Mars by John WyndhamSuperiority by Arthur C. ClarkeQuarantined Species by J. F. BoneYellow Streak Hero by Harlan EllisonS as in Zebatinsky by Isaac AsimovOffice Call by Charles E. FritchWelcoming Committee by Harry HarrisonThe Robots Strike by Harry HarrisonGunnison’s Bonanza by Dick PurcellMy Past is Mine by Gerda RhoadsThe Outer Quiet by Herbert D. KastleCosmic Striptease by Harlan EllisonPotential by Robert SheckleyOr Darwin, If You Prefer by Mel HunterThe Artist and the Door by Dorothy Quick

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