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  30 Fantastic Bedtime Stories for...

  Arcelio Hernández Mussio

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  Welcome, dear young readers and listeners, to the enchanting realm of bedtime stories, a magical world where dreams take flight and imagination knows no bounds. As the sun sets and the moon takes its place in the starlit sky, a special kind of magic begins to unfold. 
  This is the time when pillows become clouds, blankets turn into capes, and your bedroom transforms into the doorway to countless adventures. It is also the perfect time to let your imagination take you to fantastic places and create unforgettable memories and moments with your loved ones. 
  Imagine a place where you can sail the seven seas with fearless pirates, soar high above with the dragons that breathe whispers instead of fire, and walk through enchanted forests where trees tell tales of old. 
  Here, in the world of bedtime stories, you'll meet brave heroes and heroines, fantastic characters, and talking animals, and you will travel far away places searching for treasures and adventures. 
  Each story is a treasure chest waiting to be opened, filled with lessons of courage, kindness, and the power of dreaming big. As you snuggle under your covers, let your heart be open to the wonders that await. With every turn of the page or word spoken, you're stepping into a universe where anything is possible, and every night is an adventure. 
  There are 30 stories, enough to fill your nights with magic every day of the month. So, close your eyes, take a deep breath, and let's begin our journey into the magical world of bedtime stories!

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  The Untouchable Adolescents -...

  Harlan Ellison

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  The Untouchable Adolescents by Harlan Ellison - The aliens wouldn't accept help, though their world was about to explode. They were adolescents. Adolescence is the time when you aren't smart enough to ask for help... 
  The planet Diamore, hung round and gaudy in the view-plates. As colorfully unchanging as it had been every day for the two weeks since the Wallower had plopped out of inverspace near it. 
  Captain Luther Shreve started violently as the whine of the Stress-Potential banks died away. They had been a constant noisemaker during the past two weeks; their continual dull rhythm had come to seem companionable. Now the keening discordancy was ended, and he knew they had finished estimating the planet in the plates. 
  He sat very still, staring at the energy dials building their reserves back up. The banks had used much extra power. 
  He sat very still, waiting for them to bring him the plates. He didn't want to see them. He was a full Captain in the Merchant Arm of the Commercial Navy, and he found the tough outer shell of himself that had formed during thirty years in that service suddenly disintegrating. He was afraid of what those plates would say. 
  The tube glowed behind him and Teller—slightly overweight, slightly florid, slightly balding and a brilliant Psych Officer—stepped off the plate, into the control room. 
  Teller slumped onto the copilot's couch, extended the sheaf of plate readings. Luther Shreve tipped his cap back on his head with a practiced thumb and shuffled the plates in silence. 
  From time to time his pink tongue washed across his lips. Finally he sighed and rubbed weary fingers across the bridge of his nose. He closed his eyes and slowly sank back against the cushions. 
  With eyes still closed, he voiced the final possibility. "Any room for error?"

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  Stick Dog Meets Poo-Poo

  Tom Watson

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  The first I Can Read Comic in Tom Watson's bestselling Stick Dog series full of humor, smarts, and friendship!  
  Stick Dog is hungry. As he searches for food in the park, he meets Poo-Poo who joins him on his hunt for food. The two quickly find friendship, but will they ever find something delicious to eat? 
  Find out in this full-color, laugh-out-loud origin story of Stick Dog and Poo-Poo's friendship perfect for both avid and reluctant early readers. This is a Level Three I Can Read Comic geared for kids comfortable reading comics, but still need a little help.

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  Phantom Stallion - Secret Star

  Terri Farley

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  A movie star horse and his trainer are coming to River Bend Ranch, and Samantha can't wait. But when Bayfire shows up, something is obviously wrong. The famous stallion has lost his sparkle.   Bayfire has to get ready for his biggest, most dangerous scene of his new movie. If Sam can't help bring back the stallion's fiery spirit, his career could be over—and someone could get hurt.

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  Holy Quran The - Sheikh Abdul...

  Allah

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  Sheikh Abdul Rahman Al-Sudais is a prominent Saudi imam and Qur'an reciter widely recognized for his captivating recitations and influential role in the Islamic world. He currently serves as the Imam of the Grand Mosque in Mecca, one of the holiest sites in Islam. 
  Sheikh Abdul Rahman Al-Sudais is renowned for his deep, powerful, and melodious voice that resonates with listeners during his recitations of the Holy Qur'an. His mastery of Tajweed (the rules of Qur'anic recitation) and his heartfelt delivery have earned him a global following among Muslims. 
  In addition to his duties as the Imam of the Grand Mosque, Sheikh Al-Sudais is actively involved in charitable and educational activities, promoting Islamic knowledge and unity. He is also known for his advocacy of peace and interfaith dialogue, emphasizing the importance of tolerance and understanding among people of different faiths. 
  Listeners appreciate Sheikh Abdul Rahman Al-Sudais not only for his exceptional recitation skills but also for the spiritual and emotional impact of his readings, which inspire devotion, reflection, and a deeper connection to the teachings of the Qur'an.

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  A Land of Books - Dreams of...

  Duncan Tonatiuh

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  Our world, little brother, is an amoxtlalpan, a land of books. In the jungles where the jaguar dwells, the Mayas make books. In the mountains the cloud people, the Mixtecs, make them as well. So do others in the coast and in the forests. And we the Mexica of the mighty Aztec empire, who dwell in the valley of the volcanoes, make them too. A young Aztec girl tells her little brother how their parents create beautiful painted manuscripts, or codices. She explains to him how paper is made from local plants and how the long paper is folded into a book. Her parents and others paint the codices to tell the story of their people’s way of life, documenting their history, science, tributes, and sacred rituals. Inspired by the pre-Columbian codices, this story tells how—contrary to the historical narrative that European colonizers bestowed “civilization” and knowledge to the Americas—the Aztec and their neighbors in the Valley of Mexico painted books and records long before Columbus arrived, and continued doing so among their Nahua-speaking descendants for generations after the Spanish Conquest.

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