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  Grandma Is An Alien - A Flip or...

  Lynda Rees

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  Six-year-old Ethan and ten-year-old Bea are confused. Grandma looks sad, hurts all the time, has dark circles under her eyes, can't toss a ball or frisbee, and doesn’t take care of herself as she did in the past. Ethan mistakes a shooting star for a UFO and convinces Bea Grandma has been possessed by an alien. Adults call it arthritis. Is that to prevent people from being scared because it's catching? They hatch a plan to prevent the alien from taking over Mom, too.

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  Polar Distress

  Sheila Grau

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  Runt Higgins has a long to-do list. He needs to find out who cursed him, and why; he needs to make up with his best friend, Syke; and he needs to pass the Junior Henchman Training Program. That last one? Not likely. Professor Murphy hates Runt and is actively trying to fail him. 
    
  The only way for Runt to pass the class and stay at Dr. Critchlore’s school is to locate a rare mineral that Dr. Critchlore needs to make an Undefeatable Minion. To find it, Runt must travel to icy Upper Worb and battle gyrfalcons, yetis … and the loathsome team from Dr. Pravus’s school. Their newest member? Runt’s former best friend, Syke.

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  Hansel and Gretel

  The Brothers Grimm, Ari Ross

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  This beautifully narrated version of the classic children’s story, Hansel and Gretel combines classic storytelling with subtle music to support young imaginations. Featuring an older British male voice and unique character voices, it delivers both entertainment and a timeless moral: love and cleverness can overcome any darkness.

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  Lazy Baller - A Basketball Story...

  Stephanie Rudnick

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  Get ready to teach your little basketball player about the hard work needed to achieve their goals. 
  This delightful story follows Lazy Baller as he tries out for the school basketball team. Despite his love for the game, Lazy Baller struggles with the distraction of technology & putting in the effort at practice. But as he learns the importance of hard work, he discovers that talent isn't just about scoring points – it's about putting in the effort when no one's watching. 
  If you enjoyed "Lazy Baller," don't miss out on other books in the Baller series. With relatable characters and important lessons, these books are perfect for kids who love basketball and want to learn about overcoming challenges. https://lilballerbooks.com/basketball-books/ 
  Grab your copy of "Lazy Baller" now and help your child learn valuable lessons while enjoying an entertaining story.

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  Sleepy Time Meditation Stories...

  Lisa Bloom

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  🌙😌  DO WORRIES OR RESTLESS THOUGHTS KEEP YOUR CHILD AWAKE AT NIGHT? 😴✨ 
  Turn bedtime into a magical moment of calm with Sleepy Time Meditation Stories for Kids, a soothing 2-in-1 bedtime edition that melts away anxiety and guides little listeners gently into dreamland. 
  These aren’t ordinary bedtime tales—they’re mindful meditations wrapped in gentle adventures through meadows, forests, and the land of friendly dinosaurs. Each story blends calming narration, breathing exercises, and positive affirmations to help your child relax their body, quiet their mind, and feel safe and loved. 
  Your child will meet: 
  Leo the Lion, who learns to breathe away his worries. 
  Bella the Bunny, imagining a safe, peaceful meadow. 
  Tara the Triceratops, finding calm and strength through mindful breathing. 
  Ollie the Owl, counting stars to still his busy thoughts. 
  Each soothing journey ends with a peaceful pause, helping your child breathe deeply, replace worries with calm, and build emotional balance and inner peace. 
  Perfect for ages 3–10, this audiobook turns every bedtime into a sanctuary of comfort, mindfulness, and love. 
  Claim this audiobook now and let your child drift into sweet dreams with calm, confidence, and joy.

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  Extraterrestrial Zoo The:...

  Samantha Van Leer

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  A middle grade debut by New York Times bestselling co-author of Between the Lines stars 13-year-old Ava, who helps run her family’s refuge for extraterrestrials. But a sudden attack on the zoo leads to her discovering a government conspiracy that upends everything she believed to be true. 
   
  When meteors suddenly dropped to earth containing eggs in which alien babies were growing, the government called in the experts. Ava’s parents hatched, cared for, raised, and researched these unique beings. When Ava was born, she became part of the team. So many extraterrestrial living beings (ELBs) came, that the government funded the Alien Zoo, where visitors could come and see the ELBs. It was a huge success in its day. 
   
  But now Ava is 13, and so much has changed. A terrible car accident claimed her mother. And her father, in deep despair, left Ava and the Zoo in the care of his brother, who’s still healing emotional wounds from his wartime. Then the alien babies stopped coming, and so did the public. 
   
  So when 15 year old Harley shows up as an intern for the Zoo, Ava feels blindsided. This is her show. And then a terrible storm changes everything. The once beloved ELBs are loose, and being hunted. Ava’s uncle, MIA. All she has is this strange new boy to help her save everything she loves.

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