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  Moral Folk Tales from the Land...

  Kerry Lots

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  THINK DEEPER. ACT KINDER. LIVE WISER. 
  Discover a world where animals argue like grumpy neighbors, spirits wander around with a bit too much personality, and even something as simple as a crab cooking curry can turn into a life lesson. 
  This isn't your ordinary storybook. It is a treasure chest of timeless folktales carried down through generations from word of mouth. Long before Netflix or radio, people gathered around firesides, chewing betel nuts or seeping millet beer, while elders told stories that made children laugh, cry and sometimes peek over their shoulders in fright. 
  In these pages you will meet tigers who hold court like kings, rats who learnt the hard way that words matter, and wild cats who should have just aimed better. You will find love stories, trickster tales, and a few spooky adventures that make you look twice at a shadow. 
  But don't worry. These tales are not just about strange creatures or magic gone wrong. They are about us, our pride, our pride, our foolishness, our kindness, and our mistakes all dressed up in feathers, fur and folklore. 
  # Why this book matters for Children 
  Engaging stories with animals, clever tricks, and moral lessons teach RIGHT AND WRONG. 
  # Why this book matters for Parents 
  Storytelling strengthens parent-child bonding and instill values. 
  # Why this book matters for Teachers 
  Useful classroom resources to develop, listening, conversation and character skills. 
  # Why this book matters for folktale lovers 
  Timeless storytelling with warmth, wit, and wisdom across generations.

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  Side Hustles And Gig Economy:...

  NGENE EMMANUEL

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   Side Hustles And Gig Economy: Making Extra Money In The Digital Age.

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  Tales of Mistmantle

  M. I. McAllister

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  Mistmantle is an island full of stories, some of them are told here. Find out not only what happened after the Rage Tide, but what happened long before Crispin found a newborn squirrel on the shore. Plus the most simple version of The Threadings Code is included, along with a few tips from the island’s excellent cooks—and Apple.Years have passed since the Rage Tide. And it’s time to catch up with Captain Urchin, Brother Juniper, and young Queen Catkin. Corr the Voyager has traveled far, but his next voyage will be unlike all the others. Somewhere there are animals who need his help, and Corr knows he must go to them, but has no idea who they are, what they need, or even where in all the seas and oceans to find them. In the entire history of Voyagers, there has never been a quest like this.

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  Riverkeeper - Protecting an...

  Nancy F. Castaldo

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  Dive headfirst into the history of environmental activism in the Hudson River watershed and learn how you can help organizations like Riverkeeper protect clean water around the globe! 
    
  Every inch of the United States is in a river’s watershed. But in 1966, one of our most important watersheds was dying. Dead fish washed up on the Hudson River’s shores, and the once-clear water reeked of oil. With too much pollution to support human or animal life, America’s “First River” was in too deep—until a Riverkeeper, a pioneering group of environmental activists, fought to get rivers around the globe out of troubled waters. 
    
  Nonfiction pro Nancy Castaldo showcases Riverkeeper’s achievements and the intersection of science and activism. With profiles of prominent water protectors, this resource-packed text is both a deep-dive into the history of the environmental movement and a guidebook for how individuals and communities can shape its future. 
   Plunge into the dirty history of America’s “First River” and learn how one of America’s first environmental movements changed the course of activism around the world.Meet trailblazers like Tracy Brown, the first female Riverkeeper, whose clean water advocacy offers a blueprint for generations of future scientists.Learn about groundbreaking laws like the Clean Water Act, and how the hard work of activists—including people like you—has led to modern-day legislation that will help to heal our waterways for decades to come.Discover surprising (and surprisingly effective!) methods for ecological conservation, like granting legal personhood to bodies of water.Join the movement with engaging and accessible suggestions for cleaning up your local river, whether you’re finding your local river sweep, volunteering as a water tester, or small things you can do at home!Explore the outdoors! Complete with a list of fun Hudson River activities and annual events all around the United States, this text celebrates rivers wherever they flow—and invites you to join in on the party! 
    
  A Junior Library Guild Gold Standard Selection

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  Kimmi and the Sea Dragon

  J.B. Moonstar

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  “It looks like its tail is broken! Let’s make sure it gets home!” 
  Young mermaid Kimmi has been chosen to raise a baby sea dragon until it is large enough to live with its parents in the open ocean. Although warned not to go beyond the reef with her young charge, after Kimmi’s necklace breaks and the pearls scatter, they forget the warning and swim out to find the lost pearls. 
  When a ghost net threatens the mermaids' kelp garden and the sea creatures who live there, Kimmi and Snappy must be brave in order to save the day. Will they make it back to the safety of the reef?

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  Eight Cousins - A Victorian...

  Louisa May Alcott

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  When the shy, sheltered Rose Campbell is orphaned and sent to live at "The Aunt-hill," she expects a life of quiet gloom. Instead, she finds herself swept up in a whirlwind of masculine energy, courtesy of her seven boisterous male cousins and her eccentric, forward-thinking Uncle Alec. In this beloved masterpiece by Louisa May Alcott, the legendary author of "Little Women," you’ll witness a transformation like no other. Ditching the restrictive corsets and stodgy Victorian expectations of her aunts, Rose embarks on a "health regime" of fresh air, vigorous exercise, and honest friendship. From the mischievous antics of the "Clan" to the heartfelt lessons on character and courage, this audiobook captures the warmth of a family finding its footing and a young girl discovering her own voice. Perfect for listeners who crave nostalgic coming-of-age journeys and the enduring charm of 19th-century New England. Will Rose thrive under Uncle Alec’s unconventional care?

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