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  Serge & Roscoe

  Len Vlahos

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  Two mismatched rescue dogs, Serge, an otterhound on the verge of retirement, and Roscoe, a border collie fresh out of the academy, are forced to team up to save the day when a wildfire ravages a Colorado forest.   
  Roscoe is a Search and Rescue Force rookie who doesn’t play by the rules. Serge is a veteran of the Force, looking forward to a well-earned retirement. Roscoe can’t wait to make his first rescue, while Serge just wants to get through the next three days so he can finally just . . . chillax. 
  But when the largest fire Colorado has ever seen starts tearing through the forest, it’s all paws on deck for the Search and Rescue team. Serge and Roscoe are thrown together as partners, and with lives on the line, there’s no time for them to not get along. Will this mismatched team figure out how to work together to save the day? Get your woof on in this story of bravery, adventure, and doggy snacks from beloved author and longtime bookstore owner Len Vlahos. 
  Perfect for fans of Max: Dog, Hero, Marine and Zootopia.

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  Mother’s Little Rhyme Book

  H. Willebeek Le Mair

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  Written by H. Willebeek Le Mair • Narrated by Fiona Spreadborough 
  Step into a world of gentle wonder with Mother’s Little Rhyme Book, a beautifully curated collection of classic nursery rhymes brought to life with soft, vintage charm. First created in the early 20th century, H. Willebeek Le Mair’s timeless verses and delicate imagery have enchanted generations of children — and now, they return in this lovingly narrated audiobook edition. 
  Fiona Spreadborough’s warm, soothing performance invites listeners of all ages to rediscover beloved childhood favorites like “Three Blind Mice,” “London Bridge is Broken Down,” “Little Polly Flinders,” and many more. Each rhyme sparkles with innocence, imagination, and the tender rhythms that have made these stories part of childhood for over a century. 
  Perfect for bedtime listening, quiet playtime, or simply sharing cherished memories, this audiobook is a sweet introduction to the magic of classic nursery rhymes — and a nostalgic treasure for parents and grandparents alike. 
  Let these timeless verses whisk you into a world where animals talk, children play in sunlit meadows, and every rhyme feels like a hug from long ago.

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  Andrew and the Midnight Ape

  David Horan

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  Most children in the world like to play and have fun. Many children have pets that they like to play with, usually a dog, a cat, a hamster, or a guinea pig. 
  Some lucky children even have a horse or a pony to play with. 
  But what if you were a nine-year-old boy or an eight-year-old girl, and you had a big, male silverback gorilla to play with? What would you do? Where would you go? 
  Well, this dream becomes a reality for Andrew Tyler and his sister Gemma. 
  Their adventure of a lifetime began when they went to stay with their grandparents, as they often did. You see, Andrew’s grandad has a menagerie in his back garden, a large and exotic menagerie. 
  However, there was a secret enclosure in the garden, which contained a big, hairy surprise for Andrew and Gemma… 
  …A large male gorilla named Fudge. 
  So now, at the stroke at midnight, the children secretly go outside and have the times of their lives with their new friend Fudge…

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  The Story of Gumluck and the...

  Adam Rex

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  READERS, BE WARNED!  
   
  This book is full of yawns. And not just your average yawns, either—there are seafaring yawns, giant yawns, miniature yawns, royal yawns, and even yawns with fire coming out of them. This book also contains three precious eggs, one confused  
  dragon, a very silly wizard, and the tiny ghost who haunts his hair. The ghost’s name is Butterscotch. The wizard’s name is Gumluck, and he is a bumbling noodlehead.

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  The African Elephants & the...

  Debra Ford

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  The African Elephants & the Ambulatory Ants is the first book in the Series: The dream-life Adventures of the Curious Cousins. 
  In this book, Dive Into a Magical Safari: Where Dreams, Adventure, and African Elephants Collide!  
  Do you recall those bedtime stories that transported you to magical lands, infused with wonder, knowledge, and unexpected friendships? This is one such enchanting world where every page turn reveals a new marvel, and where young readers embark on an adventure that spans ages, dreams, and the vast landscapes of South Africa… 
  At the heart of this tale are Emilia Rose, Isla Mae, and Audrey Jane. These spirited cousins have a secret: within the realms of their dreams, there's no adventure too grand, no question too big! Their current mission? To unravel a mystery as old as the African savannah itself: Are mighty elephants truly scared of tiny ants? 
  What You'll Discover:A vibrant South African community, from the whispers of the wise weaver birds to the playful antics of a brawny dung beetle.The magic of Ubuntu – an ancient African philosophy that ties us all together.The infectious melodies of the Zulu ‘heppy’ birthday song, especially captivating in this audiobook version.Time-travel escapades, humorous twists, and invaluable lessons from the wild. 
  Series: The Dream-Life Adventures of the Curious Cousins. Book 1: The African Elephants & the Ambulatory Ants. Book 2: the African Unicorns & the Baddie Baboons.

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  Robot Nemesis - Humanity’s...

  E.E. "Doc" Smith

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  Robot Nemesis by E.E. "Doc" Smith - Humanity’s Creation Becomes Its Executioner 
  E.E. “Doc” Smith, often hailed as the father of the space opera, was born Edward Elmer Smith on May 2, 1890, in Sheboygan, Wisconsin. A chemist by training—he earned a Ph.D. in chemical engineering—Smith balanced a professional career in food science with a passion for writing grand, galaxy-spanning science fiction. His literary debut came in 1928 with The Skylark of Space, one of the earliest stories to explore interstellar travel with scientific plausibility and epic scale. Co-written with his neighbor Lee Hawkins Garby, the novel introduced many elements that would come to define the genre. 
  Smith is best known for the Lensman and Skylark series, foundational works that inspired generations of authors and helped shape the golden age of science fiction. His stories were packed with super-science, titanic battles between good and evil, and larger-than-life heroes. While his prose was often described as melodramatic and his characters archetypal, his visionary imagination and sense of cosmic scale were unmatched in his time.

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