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  ORB - A Sci-Fi Story For Kids

  E. M. Buchan

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  Would you still believe in God if aliens exist? A Christian family is faced with that difficult question when THEO, a typical nine-year-old homeschooler, watches an alien orb fall from space and land in a nearby forest. 
  My name is Elijah and I am a Christian author and I aim to write fiction in multiple categories that not only avoid evil concepts, but actively point my readers to King Jesus and His amazing works. 
  My wife and I homeschool our children and I wanted to write a book featuring homeschooler elements casually. You'll notice many novel Christian concepts are assumed in this book. That was also one of the goals of this book. I want the kids reading this book to not feel othered by being a homeschooling Christian. After all, there aren't many books with a main character in that demographic! 
  The main goal of this book, of course, is to address the growing concerns within the church about aliens. We are shown alien-filled Hollywood propaganda constantly and have been for several decades. Why? And why are UAP/UFO/ET sightings on the rise? Why is it that all the conservative podcasters are adamant that aliens are not only real, but have communicated with our world before? Are we seeing a return of Genesis 6-like events where demonic forces are deceiving people by the millions into disgusting practices and worship? Maybe. So why don't we talk to our kids about aliens, but from a proud and victorious Christian perspective? If aliens are real what does that mean about the existence of God? 
  Join me and my children in this dialogue by reading this new book... ORB: A Sci-Fi Story for Kids. 
  Written and narrated by E. M. Buchan 
  Paperback book available for purchase at https://amazon.com/author/elijahbuchan 
  Or at https://patreon.com/elijahbuchan 
  Music: 'Ashes of a Fallen Year' by Scott Buckley - released under CC-BY 4.0. www.scottbuckley.com.au

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  Misery Walks the Valley of Death

  J.G. Ramirez

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  Having survived a war between Syrian and Russian traffickers, Barend Saada's Mother and her "friends." As well as what was supposed to be a pho marriage. Her attempted murder by an Iman and his daughter. Misery is now many things. She is the mother of her own set of twins and the adoptive mother of a rejected set of twins. Misery is now a billionaire. She is using her newfound wealth to make a positive difference in the lives of the millions of displaced people in the Middle East. Misery's efforts run afoul of powerful Western, Eastern, and Middle Eastern political and religious agendas. They are seeing nothing less than her death, the death of her children. What is it about Madame Saada, Misery, that makes the power brokers, Political and Religious, so fearful?

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  The Shape of Things - A New Form...

  Ray Bradbury

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  The Shape of Things by Ray Bradbury 
  Peter Horn hadn't planned it that way at all. Neither he nor his wife imagined that such a thing could happen to them. They had talked quietly for days about the birth of their coming child, they had eaten normal foods, slept a great deal, taken in a few shows, and, when it was time for her to fly in the helicopter to the hospital, her husband, Peter Horn, laughed and kissed her. 
  "Honey, you'll be home in six hours," he said. "These new birth–mechanisms do everything but father the child for you." 
  She remembered an old–time song. "No, no, they can't take that away from me!" and sang it, and they laughed as the helicopter lifted themover the green way from country to city.

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  The Weather Girls

  Sarah Webb

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  It's 1944. Twelve-year-old Grace Devine lives at Blacksod Lighthouse and weather station in County Mayo with her parents and little brother. When a German plane crashes nearby, she and her best friend Sibby risk their lives to save the young pilot. Grace's family take him in, but their neighbours are horrified at having an 'enemy' in their midst.
  Meanwhile, the Met Office in England suddenly asks Blacksod to send them weather reports every hour. But why? As the wind and rain howl outside, Grace begins to understand that something important is happening, something to do with the war – and she is right in the eye of the storm.
  A tale of bravery, adventure and a remarkable friendship, inspired by true events from World War 2.

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  Alice's Adventures in Wonderland

  Lewis Carroll

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  "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland," commonly referred to as "Alice in Wonderland," is a novel written by Lewis Carroll (the pen name for Charles Lutwidge Dodgson) and was first published in 1865. The story follows a young girl named Alice who falls down a rabbit hole into a bizarre and whimsical world populated by strange creatures and perplexing situations. The tale is known for its fantastical elements, its nonsensical logic, and its intricate wordplay. It has captivated children and adults alike and has been adapted into various forms of media over the years.

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  Get That Broom! & Fizz! Wizz!

  Katie Dale

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  Follow Nell's adventures. At the zoo, her broom flies away and the animals try to help her. Then everyone uses her wand to get a snack. Young readers will love these fun and decodable stories.

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