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  Bank Tellers Then and Now

  Lisa Zamosky

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  Bank tellers help people take care of their money. Long ago, bank tellers did most of their work by hand. Today, computers make their work faster and easier. There are even machines called Automatic Teller Machines, or ATMs. Although convenient, ATMs cannot replace bank tellers.

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  The Mystery of Wickworth Manor

  Elen Caldecott

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  On a school trip to Wickworth Manor, the local stately home, Curtis finds a portrait in his bedroom of a young black servant dressed in livery. But why is the portrait hidden in the bedroom? Then Paige finds an intriguing letter which mentions the portrait, written over 200 years ago by Miss Verity Burton, who used to live at the Manor. There is a mystery begging to be unraveled!A W. F. Howes audio production.

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  Bad Dreams

  R.L. Stine

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  Seventeen-year-old Maggie Travers used to sleep very well at night, until she slept in the old-fashioned canopy bed for the first time.   At first, Maggie couldn’t believe her luck. When the family moved out of the house, they left a beautiful old-fashioned canopy bed in the room that was now hers. But when Maggie goes to sleep underneath the pretty pink canopy, she has a bad dream-a nightmare that jars her awake with her own piercing scream.  Every night from then on, she relives the dream...watching as the same girl cries out for help...feeling helpless, as the girl is murdered before her eyes. Is her dream just a nightmare or is someone trying to warn her about a terrible danger lurking in her new home?   R. L. Stine has become a phenomena. He has written over three dozen mysteries and thrillers for young people and is reported to have outsold John Grisham.

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  Five Little Penquins

  Nicole Furfaro

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  A counting poem about five little penguins playing on a hill.

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  How to Analyze People - 2...

  Hannah White

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  Emotional intelligence and Empath, why it matters and how to improve it 
  How to improve your E.Q, overcome and coping with negative emotions like Anxiety & Fear and transform your relationships 
  How to accept and manage yourself as an highly sensitive person for happiness and an enjoyable life 
  In this Audiobook you will find how to:Feel good (or at least better) no matter what is going on around youFeel resilient and capable of handling life songstressDevelop mindfulness by focusing on the present momentStop your emotions from spiralling out of controlStop racing thoughts and calm your anxietyFeel confident and in control of your emotional state and your life 
  Do you wish you had better relationships? 
  Do you struggle to know what to do when conflict arises? 
  Do you find yourself putting your foot in your mouth more than you care to admit? 
  Do you want to be a better leader (or get promoted to a leadership position)? 
  Research shows that emotional intelligence is a necessary quality for being your best in your personal and professional relationships. In fact, studies have found that the majority of workplace success in leadership positions is linked to emotional intelligence. In personal relationships, emotional intelligence also contributes to happier and deeper connections. 
  We’ve been told lies about our emotionsEmotions are bad or that we’re not supposed to express themWe should trust them, trust our gut but, wait, no, emotions are irrational and shouldn’t be trustedEmotions are something that happens to us and, therefore, they’re outside of our control

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  Stranded in a Snowstorm!

  Paul Wozniak

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  "Stranded in a Snowstorm" is a thrilling extreme sports, action adventure chapter book for kids 7-12 that teaches lessons of green living and survival. It takes the reader through a harrowing backpacking trip that puts 12 year old Nico, his baby sitter and friend Hannah, and their mountaineering rescuer Paul to the test as an unexpected snowstorm strands them in the middle of the woods in Colorado's Rocky Mountains. While they are stuck out there in the wilderness, they learn important things about survival, their surroundings, themselves and the Earth they inhabit.  The story highlights how lucky we are to have water flow freely through our faucets at home, the unexpected merits of misbehaving, how important attitude is in survival (and otherwise), and how the greatest tool we have at our disposal is our mind.

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