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  The Purple Sky Lullaby - A dream...

  K.S. Carter

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  The Purple Sky Lullaby is a dream. It is a good dream and in a good dream anything lovely is possible. There are no scary witches or goblins so if that is what you are looking for you will not find it here.  
  Here you will find new friends(people and animals) who like to listen to their feelings inside and decide if they prefer to feel something different. They cleverly use their imagination to create new feeling blends and then give them new names. Once the feeling is named, it is sent out everywhere like a magical mist so that anyone can grab onto it and feel it if they want to. This is the main reason why they focus on creating new, better feelings. They know that as soon as they make them they are also sharing them. Sharing kinder thoughts and feelings makes everything seem bigger as they create their dream world together.  
  Sometimes they do not feel so good, but they know how to turn a thought over or how to step back from it and watch it go by so that another thought can try for their attention. They know not to judge a 'slumpy' feeling but instead, allow it to be there like a friend saying, "Hello there, my name is Slumpy and I'm here to say as long as you think this way, you shall feel this way...and it's OK".  
  We are feeling Humzingy now as we invite you into a world where every friend you meet is the Foreverlong Kind. The kind that creeps right into your heart and leaves you feeling Swoothe. The kind that will fly you to new places and show you color like you have never seen. The kind that will sing you a lullaby or a thank you poem just for being you.  
  This is a good feeling place that might possibly give you a trick or two for how to feel better all by yourself. 
  This is true mastery indeed. 
  Only in a Purple Sky Lullaby. Now what?

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  Mark T-W-A-I-N! - A Story About...

  David R. Collins

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  Samuel Clemens grew up in a child's paradise--Hannibal, Missouri. There, mischief added humor to everyday events as Sam encountered the folks who would one day reappear as Huck Finn, Aunt Polly, and Becky Thatcher in his books, The Adventures of Tom Sawyer and The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn. At eighteen, Sam left Hannibal to seek his fortune. He became a newspaperman and story writer. Then, always a restless spirit, he tried his hand as a steamboat pilot (where he took a liking to the riverboat call "mark twain"), a soldier, and a gold prospector. All the while, Sam collected tales to tell on stage and recount in his many books. David Collins invites readers into the fabulously exciting, endlessly entertaining world of "America's Greatest Humorist"--the beloved Mark Twain.

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  Once In A Bogong Blue Moon -...

  Kerry Anne Boer

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  When the moon is full and a Bogong breeze stirs the still night air, something magical begins to unfold... 
  In Once In A Bogong Blue Moon, Alice and her ever-purring, ever-changing cat Stripes find themselves caught between wonder and waiting. As the mysterious Bogong moths prepare for their long migration, Alice is faced with her own quiet challenge: learning the power of patience. 
  Guided by her giggling Uncle Puggie and comforted by the gentle purrs of her magical feline friend, Alice mishears a grown-up word—Trichotillomania—and thinks it must be something fun, something silly, maybe even a “Tickle Tickle Many.” But as her thoughts wander from moths to moonlight and feelings she doesn’t yet have words for, Alice begins to discover that some things—like moths, emotions, and even tangled thoughts—take time to understand. 
  This imaginative, heartwarming tale is perfect for readers aged 6–10. It weaves together the quiet magic of nature, the wonder of transformation, and the tender truth that it’s okay not to have all the answers. Sometimes, patience is the most powerful kind of magic.

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  Road-trip with Stepmom

  Assala

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  “Road-trip with Stepmom” is a gripping tale of strained family ties, unresolved emotions, and unexpected connections. Amid misunderstandings and personal conflicts, a stepmother and stepson embark on a challenging journey. As secrets unravel and danger looms, their relationship is tested, forcing them to confront forbidden feelings, moral dilemmas, and life’s uncertainties.

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  Rat Race

  George O. Smith

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  Rat Race by George O. Smith - The idea was to build an electronic gadget; that it turned out to be a rat trap was purely accidental. And that it turned out to have the highly undesirable effects it had... 
  "You're nuts," came the reply, but the voice on the telephone was jovially reproving rather than sarcastic. "I can't do anything about this order." 
  Peter Manton blinked. "But it has a Four-A-One priority." 
  Brannon nodded—invisibly, of course—and said, "Sure you have a top priority. Anything your lab wants has top. But darn it, Peter, the best priority in the world isn't going to buy you a dozen mousetraps that are nonexistent." 
  "But—" 
  "Besides which, that building you're in is about as rat-proof as a sealed gasoline can. There isn't an item of comestible in the place." 
  "I know that. And the mice can go hungry for all I care. But the mice don't seem to understand that bringing food into the place is not only forbidden by law but dangerous." 
  "But there ain't a mousetrap in the country. Ding bust it, Peter, mousetraps take spring wire, and labor. The people who used to make mousetraps are now making bombsights and tanks. Besides, Peter, over at that laboratory of yours there should be enough brains and gear to really build the Better Mousetrap. If you can spot a plane at fifty miles, split atoms, and fire radio equipment out of a cannon, you ought to be able to dispose of a mouse or two." 
  Peter grinned. "You mean spot 'em with radar, and then shoot 'em down in flames with proximity fuses loaded with plutonium war heads? That might be a little strenuous, don't you think? Like cutting the throat to stop the spread of impetigo."

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  Johann Sebastian Bach

  Joanne Mattern

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  Johann Sebastian Bach (1685–1750) was a German Baroque composer and musician. 
  Admired for his intricate and expressive compositions, he crafted masterpieces such as the Brandenburg Concertos and the Mass in B Minor. Bach’s legacy endures as one of the greatest composers of all time, influencing generations with his exceptional contributions to classical music.

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