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  Dreamland Adventures - Bedtime...

  Rosie Sunshine

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  Are you sick of fighting with your kids every night to get them to bed? Do your kids often fight over sleep routines that end in tears and anger? Goodnight, and welcome to a restful night's sleep with "Dreamland Adventures: Bedtime Stories for Children." 
  Kids will love going on magical adventures through Dreamland with the cute Bedtime Brigade, which includes Snoozy the Sleepy Sheep, Twinkle the Starlight Fairy, and Snuggle the Cozy Teddy Bear. Experience a peaceful night's sleep with "Dreamland Adventures: Bedtime Stories for Children." 
  "Dreamland Adventures" is carefully written so that each part will calm kids down and help them fall asleep. This ebook will keep kids' attention and spark their imaginations with its bright pictures and heartwarming stories. 
  But "Dreamland Adventures" is more than just a book of bedtime stories. It's a way to get kids to sleep every night. This book's soft themes and calming stories will turn bedtime from a fight into a beloved tradition full of joy and wonder. 
  Children will learn the power of fantasy and the joy of bedtime by getting lost in the magical world of Dreamland. As they fall asleep, they will feel calm and at ease, and in their dreams, they will be ready to start new experiences. 
  Experience a peaceful night's sleep with "Dreamland Adventures: Bedtime Stories for Children." This ebook is a great addition to sleep routines because it takes you into the world of dreams and helps your kids have sweet dreams. 
  Why not act now? "Dreamland Adventures: Bedtime Stories for Children" can turn bedtime into a magical journey right now. Your kids will thank you, and you'll have calm, happy, and magical nights.

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  21 Crucial Things They Don’t...

  TONY PETERS

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  21 Crucial Things They Don’t Teach Young People About Sex … is an unpadded, no-nonsense book about the consequences of a sexually perverted philosophy of life. In this frank and forthright book, Tony Peters (a Marriage and Relationship Coach) exposes 21 crucial things about premarital sex in our society that Hollywood, the Pharmaceutical Companies, the media, and the gatekeepers of our Educational system don’t inform vulnerable young people and their parents about.

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  Sentinel - A LitRPG Adventure

  Stephanne Payne

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  Magic, mysteries, monsters, and mayhem. A new world awaits....
   
  
   
  Finding herself in a strange new realm, in a sleek new body not her own, Nikole must learn to survive fast. She quickly befriends an elite healer and his masterfully skilled crew, hoping to find safety in numbers.
   
  
   
  But bigger problems lurk on the horizon than just monsters of the wild. This new world is on the brink of war.
   
  
   
  Nikole, whose main starting skill is...well...being unskilled, is forced to take on a role far larger than she’s comfortable with. She’s torn between helping her new friends and a desperate desire to go home.
   
  
   
  How could anyone so ordinary be expected to do such great things?
   
  
   
  Don't miss the start of an exciting new LitRPG Series from Stephanne Payne. Elvish archers, mages, and more...what else could a listener want?
   
  
   
  ©2022 Aethon Books (P)2022 Aethon Audio

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  Carcara the wise eye - The 7...

  Dorinha Aguiar

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  Carcara, the wise eye is a story of self-reliance and determination. We all are singular individuals, independent and unique, but, contradictorily, dependent and inserted in a society in which we can stand out for our own effort and dedication. By themselves or with someone else, each child will always be unique, and we would like them to have the vision of their own power and resistance, to decide the best for them, recognizing the importance of the other.The collection "The 7 Virtues – Stories from Hawk`s Little Ranch was created to motivate parents and educators to tell stories to children, motivating them to think about human values.The characters, personified animals, represent the virtues and tell stories of the folklore of the State of Minas Gerais – Brazil, as well as legends, myths and manifestation of a culture. All stories in the book are based on true events that happened at the ranch of the author's ranch. It's a collection of children's books, with stories based on the folklore of the Center-West of Minas Gerais State. Through humanized animals, the author not only records the oral history, but also rescues values such as respect, honesty, solidarity, endurance, generosity and friendship, dating back to the time of Grandma, but always needed for proper social coexistence.

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  Nwa Ūwa Abuō - Child of Two Worlds

  Chinedu Dike

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  In this deeply personal coming-of-age story, a young man journeys from the familiar nature of Northern Nigeria to the heart of the East, uncovering pieces of himself along the way. Through culture shocks, hard-earned skills, heartbreaks, and hidden caste systems, he learns to survive, adapt, and create. 
  Finding His Tools is a powerful reflection on identity, heritage, and the unexpected places where growth begins.

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  The Unseen Blushers

  Alfred Bester

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  The Unseen Blushers by Alfred Bester - Out of time he came–to steal unpublished stories and leave immortality as his payment. 
  With all kinds of plots twisting in my head, I hadn't slept well the night before. For one thing, I'd worked too late on a yarn that wasn't worth it. For another, there'd been a high wind howling through the streets. It made me restless and did a lot more damage than that. When I got up I found it'd blown a lot of paper and junk in the window and most of the story out—only a part of the carbon was left. I wasn't especially sorry. I got dressed and hustled down to the luncheon. 
  That luncheon's something special. We meet every Tuesday in a second-rate restaurant and gossip and talk story and editors and mostly beef about the mags that won't pay until publication. Some of us, the high-class ones, won't write for them. 
  Maybe I ought to explain. We're the unromantic writers—what they call pulp writers. We're the boys who fill the pulp magazines with stories at a cent a word. Westerns, mystery, wonder, weird, adventure—you know them. 
  Not all of us are hacks. A couple have graduated to the movies. A few have broken the slicks and try to forget the lean years. Some get four cents a word and try to feel important to literature. The rest come to the luncheon and either resign themselves to the one cent rate or nurse a secret Pulitzer Prize in their bosoms. 
  There wasn't much of a turn-out when I got there. Belcher sat at the head of the table as usual, playing the genial host. He specializes in what they call science-fiction. It's fantastic stuff about time machines and the fourth dimension. Belcher talks too much in a Southern drawl. 
  As I eased into a chair he called, "Ah, the poor man's Orson Welles!" and crinkled his big face into a showy laugh.

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