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  Greek Classics: Daedalus and...

  Gemma Barder

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  When King Minos needs a prison for a Minotaur – a monster that is half man, half bull – the inventor Daedalus builds an underground maze. Rather than being rewarded for his work, Daedalus and his son Icarus are locked up to keep it a secret.
  To escape, Daedalus builds two pairs of wings and warns Icarus that he must not fly too close to the water or too close to the sun …

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  The JStu Survival Guide - 100...

  Justin Stuart, Andrew Scites,...

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  Read by the authors. 
  Are you ready for the ultimate challenge to build up your faith? Join best friends Justin and Andrew from the hit YouTube channel JStu for this daring 100-day devotional that will test your limits, call for courage, and level up your adventure with Jesus.  
  The JStu Survival Guide, for tweens and teens, features100 devotions that inspire and equip kids 10 and up to survive and thrive through life's obstacles with grit, confidence, and authenticity;13 ultimate challenges for kids, friends, and families to complete together;Bible verses and actionable takeaways;hilarious true stories and encouraging real talk from the guys about motivation, self-care, fear, hope, identity, relationships, social media, and world view;behind-the-scenes details, embarrassing moments, and favorite Jstu memories; anda sturdy and compact hardcover that fits nicely in a backpack or on a nightstand. 
    
  The JStu Survival Guide: 100 Days to Conquer Your Fears, Shatter Your Limits, and Build Your Faith is an encouraging gift for birthdays, holidays, new school years, and faith decisions. Older children, tweens, and teens will practice boldness, stretch their comfort zones, grow in faith, and light up the world for Jesus as they explore The JStu Survival Guide with Justin and Andrew, the ultimate survival-challenge duo. 
  The activities can be found in the audiobook companion PDF download. 

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  Four Seasons with the Poppets

  Sheryl Taylor Sinner Bhame

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  As with any enduring fairy tale, children will want to listen to Four Seasons with the Poppets again and again, to revisit the charming world of the Poppets. The seasonal stories speak to a child's senses, describing picturesque scenes. In spring, how pretty the forest looked when the flowers were in bloom; in summer, the animals would come visit to hear Margie's and Millie's songs; in fall, gathering pine cones for Mother Poppet's fires; in winter, 'The roasted acorn smelled just like Christmas dinner should smell.' Throughout the story are life lessons: appreciation for and conservation of the world around them, inclusion and encouragement of others, teamwork, and neighbourliness. Children are comforted, learning about the continuity of the seasons. "When Father Poppet saw how the sun made the frozen creek look like a sparkling white path, he decided to whittle ice skates for the children next spring, out of soft green wood, that would dry and harden in time for Christmas next winter." When children use their imagination, it develops their ability to problem solve.

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  The Spider and the Fly - One Is...

  Don Mark Lemon

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  Something small slips into a home and is quickly dismissed. A minor bite, a strange sound, nothing worth worrying about. But a week later, a husband hears a change in his wife’s voice—a note that does not belong to her—and something begins to answer it. 
  At first, it feels like imagination. Then it becomes a pattern. The same sound draws something closer. It follows her. It hides in her hair. It listens when she sings. What begins as unease turns into a private dread that he cannot share without sounding mad. Still, he watches. Still, he waits. And when his wife begins to listen for something of her own, something trapped and struggling, he understands that whatever entered their lives did not come alone—and it has not left. 
  The tension builds quietly, then tightens without warning. Familiar rooms take on a different shape. Small, harmless details refuse to stay harmless. By the time he faces what is waiting in the dark above his own home, the question is no longer what is happening—but whether he has already waited too long. 
  Don Mark Lemon published this story in early 20th-century magazines that specialized in short, unsettling fiction. “The Spider and the Fly” stands as his best-known work, a compact tale that moves quickly from domestic calm into something far more disturbing. Its power comes from how little it explains and how steadily it narrows the distance between recognition and danger.

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  A Boy Named Orion: The Storm Stone

  Tobi Nounagnon

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  Orion is an orphan in an age of futuristic prowess after he loses both his mom and dad in a freak accident. The vast city of Neo-Tokyo has been a cage of chrome and machines, where the warmth of living beings has been replaced with the chilling calculations of droids and drones. Escaping and hiding away in his secret bunker, he uses his affinity for tech to earn money anonymously. His curiosity is sparked when something abnormal appears in the sky.
  
  Orion must discover the enigma in what he has found and brave what he finds when the sky bends its will against him.

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  Mermaid Bedtime Stories for...

  Joy Palmer

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  Drift into a world of shimmering seas, gentle adventures, and mermaid magic made for sweet dreams. 
  As the day winds down and little eyes begin to grow heavy, Mermaid Bedtime Stories for Kids invites your child into a calm underwater world where kindness glows brighter than pearls and every story ends in comfort. Lovingly written by Joy Palmer, this soothing collection helps you turn bedtime into a peaceful and magical ritual. 
  Within these gentle tales, curious mermaids, friendly sea creatures, and glowing ocean realms come to life through soft and flowing storytelling. Each story carries your child on a comforting journey that includes helping lost friends, learning responsibility, showing bravery, and discovering the joy of kindness, all while returning to a feeling of safety and calm. 
  This audiobook gives you an easy and comforting way to slow the evening down. Listening together becomes a gentle transition from busy days to quiet nights, helping bedtime feel calmer, smoother, and more enjoyable for everyone involved. 
  Settle in together, press play, and let these comforting mermaid tales guide your child toward peaceful sleep and beautiful dreams beneath the waves. 
  Start listening today and bring the magic of the ocean into your bedtime routine.

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