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  How to Save a Unicorn

  Meg Cannistra

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  To save a unicorn’s life, Giada the Healer will have to risk it all. Giada Bellantuono has traveled all the way from Italy to New York City to follow her dreams: begin her official training as a magical veterinarian! It wasn’t easy going against generations of family tradition, not to mention saving said family from wicked witches.But when Giada hears rumors of a lost baby unicorn roaming the tri-state area, she has reason to suspect that the Streghe del Malocchio are back and behind the disappearance. She’s fought them once before, and she can do it again! With the help of some unlikely friends, Giada will have to venture beneath the city into Olde Yorque and put everything on the line to save the creatures that she loves.

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  The Bug - Learn About Preventing...

  Vincent W. Goett, Carolyn Larsen

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  The Brite Star Health & Safety follows the class as they learn about health and safety. 
  In The Bug one of the students comes down with the flu and that raises questions. The class learns about safety precautions you can take to prevent catching the flu or other infectious diseases."

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  The Fir Tree

  Hans Christian Andersen

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  The beloved holiday classic from Hans Christian Andersen! A little fir tree spends his days dreaming of a grander future, too impatient to enjoy his peaceful life in the forest. He finally gets his dazzling moment as a decorated Christmas tree, only to realize too late that the simple happiness he already had was what mattered most.

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  Alan Shepard - Higher and Faster

  Janet Benge, Geoff Benge

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  Written for ages 10 and up -- enjoyed by adults!Alan Shepard gripped the abort handle and braced his feet against the capsule floor. Five, Four, Three...Don't screw up, he muttered. Two, One, Zero, Liftoff. Alan felt himself rising into the sky. He could scarcely believe it. The boy who grew up with a passion for flying was off on the ultimate flight -- to space!Alan Shepard's boyhood fascination with flight led him from constructing model airplanes in his grandfather's basement to attaining national hero status in the race to space. Rooted in hard work and education, this pioneer's dreams of flight came true as he became not only the first American launched into space but, later, one of the privileged few to walk on the moon.When he wasn't soaring above the clouds, astronaut Alan Shepard used his expertise to benefit others, raising money to fuel the dreams of science students and guiding NASA missions. The achievements of this high flyer -- America's "Lindbergh of Space" -- inspire all who dare to live their dream

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  Elastic Island Adventures - Flip...

  Karen McMillan

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  A fun fantasy action-adventure set in the South Pacific. Kiri, Jed, and twins Emma and Ethan discover an ‘elastic’ island that sends them pinging across the ocean to a variety of destinations. Bob the Blue-Footed Booby is running a flying school at Flip Flop Bay, which sounded like fun until the children discovered that this means dressing in weird costumes and launching themselves off the end of the wharf. It’s the latest silly idea in a series of doomed ventures from Bob the Blue-Footed Booby, who is trying to save their small fishing village from closure. Can the children come up with an idea that will save the island and its kooky inhabitants? And what about the complication of The Dastardly Captain Crook? Suitable for children 8 - 12 years MOVIE/ TV RIGHTS OPTIONED BY FUZZY DUCKLING MEDIA!

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  The Magnificent Mind Melter

  Angie Lake

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  Danny Dingle, Super Genius Inventor, has returned, and this time – it’s serious!
  
  After an awful parents’ evening, Danny and Percy’s friendship is on the rocks. Thanks to Mr. Hammond spilling the beans about their couscous-projecting particle accelerator, they’ve been grounded until they’re twenty-one! And what’s more, they’ve got to compete against each other in the school’s first ever parent-child sports day.
  
  Surely things can’t get any worse … can they?

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