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  What Happened to Rachel Riley?

  Claire Swinarski

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  ALA Notable Children's BookRegional Indie BestsellerAudie Award WinnerEdgar Award NomineeCybils Award NomineeYALSA Best Fiction for Young AdultsNew York Public Library Best Book of the YearChicago Public Library Best of the BestAmazon Best Book of the YearSLJ Best Book of the YearTexas Lone Star Reading ListCapital Choices Noteworthy Book for ChildrenBookPage Best Book of the Year2024 Elizabeth Burr/Sheridan Worzalla Award for the most distinguished work in children's literature 
   
   
  In this engrossing and inventive contemporary middle grade novel that's Where'd You Go, Bernadette with a #MeToo message, an eighth grader uses social media posts, passed notes, and other clues to find out why a formerly popular girl is now the pariah of her new school.  
  Anna Hunt may be the new girl at East Middle School, but she can already tell there’s something off about her eighth-grade class. Rachel Riley, who just last year was one of the most popular girls in school, has become a social outcast. But no one, including Rachel Riley herself, will tell Anna why. 
  As a die-hard podcast enthusiast, Anna knows there’s always more to a story than meets the eye. So she decides to put her fact-seeking skills to the test and create her own podcast around the question that won’t stop running through her head: What happened to Rachel Riley? 
  With the entire eighth grade working against her, Anna dives headfirst into the evidence. Clue after clue, the mystery widens, painting an even more complex story than Anna could have anticipated. But there’s one thing she’s certain of: If you’re going to ask a complicated question, you better be prepared for the fallout that may come with the answer. 

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  Angel Spider and the Shy...

  Tim Fanguy

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  Angel Spider and the Shy Caterpillar is a heartwarming children’s story about friendship, courage, and finding your voice — now brought to life as an engaging and soothing audiobook. 
  Angel Spider is no ordinary spider — she has bright wings, a glowing halo, and a heart full of kindness. When she meets a shy little caterpillar hiding behind a leaf, she gently encourages him to come out of his shell and discover the magic of being himself. 
  Perfect for bedtime or quiet time, this gentle audio journey is filled with uplifting messages and soundscapes that spark imagination. Written by Tim Fanguy and inspired by a real moment between father and daughter, this story is a beautiful reminder that bravery begins with kindness. 
  Ideal for children of all ages, this audiobook is part of the growing Angel Spider series.

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  The Dragon-Fly for Kids

  Tony R. Smith

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  Kids will learn about the Dragon-fly.

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  Popeye - Gold Fever

  Izzy Cline, Jack Kinney

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  Popeye the Sailor Man is a fictional cartoon character created by Elzie Crisler Segar. The character first appeared in the daily King Features comic strip Thimble Theatre on January 17, 1929, and Popeye became the strip's title in later years. In Gold Fever, Popeye and Olive are off to find gold. Unfortunately Bluto has the same idea.

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  Transience

  Arthur C. Clarke

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  Transience by Arthur C. Clarke - Though The World May Die, Man Will Go On. 
  Sir Arthur C. Clarke was a British science fiction writer, futurist, and inventor, best known for his novel 2001: A Space Odyssey and his contributions to both science and science fiction. His work blended rigorous scientific accuracy with imaginative speculation, earning him a place among the greatest sci-fi authors of the 20th century. 
  Born on December 16, 1917, in Minehead, England, Clarke developed an early fascination with space and technology. After serving as a radar specialist in World War II, he studied mathematics and physics at King’s College London. His wartime work on radar helped shape his later ideas on satellite communication, leading to his 1945 proposal for geostationary satellites, a concept that later became reality. 
  Clarke’s writing career took off in the 1940s with stories published in Astounding Science Fiction. His breakthrough novel, Childhood’s End (1953), explored the transformative effects of alien contact on humanity. He became known for his grand visions of the future, blending scientific plausibility with deep philosophical themes. 
  Beyond fiction, Clarke was an advocate for space exploration and technological progress. His prediction of communication satellites earned him recognition from NASA and other scientific institutions. 
  Arthur C. Clarke passed away on March 19, 2008, in Sri Lanka, where he had lived for decades.

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  Bedtime Stories for Adults and...

  Joel Thielke

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  Get 10 original Bedtime Stories for Adults and Children Collection 
  Soothing Sleep Stories to Relax the Body and Quiet the Mind 
  Let your imagination become the path to peaceful rest. Bedtime Stories for Adults and Children is a beautifully crafted collection of meditative tales designed to ease the mind, relax the body, and guide listeners of all ages into deep, restful sleep. 
  Each story is a gentle journey—some whimsical, others quietly reflective—all designed with the rhythm and tone of sleep in mind. You’ll explore dreamy treehouses, sleepy boats adrift in moonlight, ancient forests, magical clocks, and more, brought to life by immersive narration and rich, calming imagery. 
  Written by Joel Thielke and narrated by Rachael Meddows, Joel Thielke, Lily Fields, and Jesse Berenson, this audiobook features a warm, varied cast of soothing voices to create the perfect bedtime atmosphere—whether for a child, an adult, or a shared listen between both. 
  Whether you need a nighttime ritual, a break from daily stress, or just a gentle way to unwind, this collection will help you let go and drift off naturally. Perfect for meditation, quiet time, or any moment that calls for serenity. 
  Close your eyes. Press play. And step into a world where stories become dreams.

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