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  The Adventures of Amadi - Prince...

  S.J. Adindu

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  A young African boy lives most of his childhood in Texas. “Prince” is the name his parents call him ever since he was a young boy.  
  The name, “Prince”, would often cause Amadi to wonder about the meaning and importance of the name. Young Amadi knows about his Nigerian roots, but he has never visited his homeland. When his parents first announce they are traveling back home to Africa, Amadi becomes very happy and curious about traveling home to Nigeria. Amadi decides to bring along his talking parrot, Azu, knowing it would be more exciting to go on adventures with his parrot friend. Amadi and his parents arrive in Nigeria to homecoming celebrations that are very traditional and fun. 
  During the festivities, Amadi learns that he is a real Prince from the bloodline of mighty warriors who were gifted a magical treasure forest by the earth goddess. At first, everyone in the palace, including his parents, try to convince Amadi that the magical treasure forest is a folktale which does not exist. However, the mystery of the magical forest begins to unfold when Amadi realizes that the old woman he saved from the mischievous acts of bullies looks exactly like the painting on the wall of the earth goddess of the Golden Kingdom. 
  Through Prince Amadi’s acts of kindness and wisdom, the goddess is impressed by him. First, she gives him a magical golden stone to guide him to the treasure forest. Amadi almost loses the stone when the Tree Tribesmen accost him, claiming that the treasured stone belongs to them. Amadi is in a hard situation. How can he give up the golden stone, which is of great value, when the goddess asked him to keep it safe? He is left with two choices: show courage or give up the treasure stone!  
  There is more for Amadi to discover in the Golden Kingdom. The more hurdles he encounters, the stronger and wiser he becomes until the inhabitants of the Golden Kingdom recognize him for who he is: The Prince of the Golden Kingdom.

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  Spawn of Inferno - A Journey...

  Hugh B. Cave

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  Spawn of Inferno by Hugh B. Cave - An unusual story, about the darkness that settled like a black cloud, and the horror that came with it.  
  Hugh B. Cave was one of the most prolific authors during the pulp fiction era. Some say he wrote more than 1,200 stories, others say it was only 1,000. He says he wrote more than 800 stories in the 1930s. 
  He was born in Chester, England, in 1910 and relocated during his childhood with his family to Boston, Massachusetts, shortly after the beginning of World War I. After World War II he moved to Jamaica where he rebuilt and managed a successful coffee plantation. He returned to the United States in the early 1970s after the Jamaican government confiscated his plantation. 
  Cave is celebrated for his mastery in horror, fantasy, and science fiction, although his work also included westerns, romance, crime and non-fiction. With an impressive body of work that spans over seven decades, Cave penned hundreds of short stories, more than 20 novels, and screenplays that captivated audiences with their gripping narratives as you are about to discover.

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  Albert Supersize

  Ian Brown

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  Pet tortoise Albert is on his biggest adventure yet. He must tackle giant dinosaurs and a fiery volcano. Then, back in the garden, he’s called on to help his little friends with a big problem of their own.

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  The Story of Shadrach Meshach...

  Jim Tucker

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  The story of Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego, is found in the Book of Daniel chapter 3, it's about 3 young Jewish men, who were brought Captive from Jerusalem to Babylon, they served King Nebuchadnezzar; Nebuchadnezzar built a golden image, and told when the music sounds all the people must bow down and worship this image, or they would be cast into a burning fiery furnace, but Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego, would not, for they were taught from an early age, Idol worship was sin. The King was furious and very angry, so he threw the 3 Hebrew men into the furnace, but God sent His Angel to protect them, King Nebuchadnezzar, said did we not cast 3 into the furnace ? But I see 4 Men walking in there. God thru His Mighty Power Delivered Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego, this Miracle caused the King, to declare a a decree, if any one speaks against the God of Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego they would be severely punished. The Moral of this story is this, when we are Faithful to God, He will work Miracles in our lives.

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  Hunt the Hog of Joe

  Robert Ernest Gilbert

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  By the time my papers had been located and the form filled and stamped by the jury and my luggage had been found and loaded on a three-wheeled cart, Joe's sun was setting. A guard who talked enough to reveal that his name was Smith guided me through the stifling streets. Already the dark nebula was visible and thunderclouds on the horizon added to the possibility that the sky was having convulsions. 
  Smith helped me pull the cart up a ramp to the planked walk of the outer wall. Guards stood at intervals and peeped through infrared goggles or checked strange instruments. Some laughed after we passed.

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  Genius on the Green Express

  Pip Murphy

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  Book 5 in the Christie and Agatha's Detective Agency series!
  ‘Einstein will be all ready to deliver his oh-so-important speech … only to find that he doesn’t have the equipment to deliver it with!’
  Christie dreams of a train adventure – the kind she’s read about in fiction. But Christie and Agatha’s journey aboard the Green Express, with company including Albert Einstein, is more than even they bargained for. The twins uncover a plot to sabotage the physicist’s radio broadcast, and it’s all up to them to thwart it before their journey ends.

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