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  Blodin the Beast

  Michael Morpurgo

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  Blodin the beast stalks the land, breathing fire and reducing villages to ruins. Who or what can end his tyranny? Only wise old Shanga, weaving his strange carpet, knows how to destroy the monster, but he is too old to cross the mountains that never end. Read by Harry Man. 
  Blodin the beast stalks the land, breathing fire and reducing villages to ruins. Who or what can end his tyranny? Only wise old Shanga, weaving his strange carpet, knows how to destroy the monster, but he is too old to cross the mountains that never end. 
  Michael Morpurgo's Blodin the Beast is a bestselling book that has captured the hearts of children and juvenile readers alike. This short fiction, filled with animals and a wise old man, solidifies Morpurgo's position as a top author and the Sunday Times bestselling author. 
  For fans of Rosemary Wells (Charlotte’s Web), Anait Semirdzhyan (The Great Banned-Books Bake Sale), Charles Santore (The Velveteen Rabbit), S. E. Hinton (S.E. Hinton's The Puppy Sister #0), and Gary Paulsen (How to Train Your Dad).

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  Tree Musketeers

  Norma Charles

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  In this young reader novel, ten-year-old Jeanie Leclare has just moved to the West Coast from Saskatchewan. She’s desperately lonely and longs for a new friend. When the girl sitting in front of her at school seems friendly, she feels a little better. Then an excavator arrives and demolishes the cute house next door. Everyone, including Jeanie’s new friend, Isabelle, is aghast. But Jeanie has a secret, a secret that she knows will turn her new classmates against her. At recess time, the excavator heads for a huge and beautiful cedar next to the school. Isabelle leads a band of kids, including Jeanie, to stop it. That’s when they discover Jeanie’s secret: the contracting company that destroyed the house belongs to Jeanie’s uncle and father. Jeanie promises her new classmates that she’ll do whatever it takes to protect the cherished tree. Trouble is, she can’t convince her uncle and father to agree not to cut it down. So now it’s totally up to Jeanie, Isabelle and their classmates to come to the cedar tree’s defence. They are the Tree Musketeers.

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  She and He - Adventures in...

  Jim Weiss

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  Upbeat and exciting, yet deeply moving, this unique collection of myths, retold by Jim Weiss, addresses the equality of the sexes and the value of love and honor.  Echo and Narcissus, Psyche and Cupid, and other timeless characters bring interesting ideas about equality, love, and honor to life in this collection of myths adapted and performed by storyteller Jim Weiss.

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  Tara Mistry Can Read Your Mind

  Sunita Chawdhary

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  Fall of Knight - Sir Ian’s Plan...

  A. Bertram Chandler

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  Captain Sir Ian MacLachlan Stuart has commanded vast interstellar liners through crisis, mutiny, and sabotage. When disaster forces his ship down on an isolated colonial world, he does what any capable master would do—he sets out alone to secure help. The road ahead looks simple enough on a map. In reality, it becomes a trial of cold, distance, and endurance that no amount of gold braid can soften. 
  What begins as a practical mission turns personal. Sir Ian carries more than responsibility for his passengers and crew; he carries the weight of a title that demands composure at all times. Yet far from the controlled corridors of his vessel, stripped of ceremony and comfort, he discovers how thin the line can be between command and stubbornness. A roadside inn offers warmth, whiskey, and something far more dangerous—a reminder that even a knight can be tempted to forget his duty. When the night deepens and the weather worsens, Sir Ian must choose whether to remain sheltered or press on into the storm. His decision will define what kind of knight he truly is. 
  “Fall of Knight” blends sharp humor with genuine tension. It moves from starship heroics to muddy roads and flickering hearthlight, trading grand space opera for a close look at pride under pressure. The story asks not whether a captain can save his ship, but whether he can master himself. 
  Theodore Sturgeon (1918–1985) was one of the most distinctive voices in twentieth-century speculative fiction. His work appeared regularly in magazines such as Astounding Science Fiction, Galaxy, and Unknown. He is best known for stories like “Microcosmic God,” “A Saucer of Loneliness,” and the novel More Than Human, which won the International Fantasy Award. Sturgeon’s fiction often placed capable individuals in situations that exposed emotional fault lines beneath professional confidence.

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  Spring

  Lily Schell

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  Bright flowers are beginning to bloom. It is spring! Beginning readers will love this fresh and fun title about spring. They will learn when spring occurs, what it is like, and more. Full-page photos reinforce the main text, while a picture glossary provides approachable definitions and a fact page summarizes what readers have learned. Young readers’ literacy will bloom with this fun title!

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