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  The Boy Who Couldn't Sleep -...

  Chris Baldebo

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  "Welcome to Dreamland! Where the sheep are always fluffy, and counting them is a real job!" 
  Tom can’t sleep—no matter how hard he tries. But when Mildred, a tiny purple dragon with dream magic, and Mr. Whiskers, a clever little mouse in glasses and Mildred’s best friend, appear in his treehouse, they whisk him away to Dreamland, a place unlike anything he’s ever seen. 
  But Dreamland is in danger! Sir Snuggles, the most huggable teddy bear in the world, has lost his magical stuffing—and without him, no one can sleep! Now, everyone in Dreamland is awake and grumpy, and if Sir Snuggles isn’t restored soon, Dreamland will turn into Screamland—a restless world of endless tossing, turning, and sleepless nights. 
  With the help of Princess Petunia on her flying mattress, the wise Pillow King, and the legendary Sandman, Tom sets off on an adventure filled with giggling stars, a train made of beds, and a daring quest to uncover the magic that will bring Sir Snuggles—and Dreamland—back to life. But can he restore the magic before bedtime fades away?This soothing and enchanted bedtime audiobook transports little dreamers to a world of adventure, wonder, and restful sleep.Helps kids fall asleep effortlessly with a gentle, engaging bedtime storyCreates a calming, screen-free bedtime routineEncourages imagination and relaxation for ages 3-9A heartwarming adventure with lovable charactersA parent-recommended bedtime favorite. 
  Press play now and let the journey to Dreamland begin.

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  Keeper of the Gems

  Jordan Quinn

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  Prince Lucas and Lady Clara team up with gnomes to give the jewels their luster back in this nineteenth fantastical adventure of the Kingdom of Wrenly series! 
   
   
   
  The gnomes of the Stone Forest are in trouble when all the gems in the forest lose their shine. It's up to Prince Lucas and Lady Clara to find a way to help them!

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  Luck and Pluck - John Oakley's...

  Horatio Alger

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  Inspiring stories of honesty, generosity, industry, thrift, temperance, ambition, bravery, and devotion to family and education. Written by Horatio Alger, Jr. (1832-1899), #19 on Wikipedia’s “List of best-selling fiction authors” in world history. Narrated and very slightly edited by Christopher Crennen. 
  Reviews of Alger's work: “causes the sympathetic tear”, “entertaining”, “thrilling episodes”, “bright and lively”, “exciting and interesting”, “spirited adventures”, “stirring”, “pure and simple”, “a delight”, “commendable”, “spirited and inspiring”, “most heartily recommend”, “admirable”, “excellent”, “phenomenal”, “swell”, “rattling good”, “bully”, “full of inspiration to honesty and industry”, “virtue rewarded and evil punished”, “hard work, ambition, and high moral character”, “cheerfulness, honesty, and good deeds”, “self-reliance, self-discipline, decency”, “full of excellent lessons”, “impressive and wholesome”, “good practical advice”. 
  Alger's books:Campaign Series: Frank’s Campaign, Paul Prescott’s Charge, Charlie Codman’s Cruise.Ragged Dick Series: Ragged Dick, Fame and Fortune, Mark the Match Boy, Rough and Ready, Ben the Luggage Boy, Rufus and Rose.Luck and Pluck Series: Luck and Pluck, Sink or Swim, Strong and Steady, Strive and Succeed, Try and Trust, Bound to Rise, Risen from the Ranks, Herbert’s Carter’s Legacy.Tattered Tom Series: Tattered Tom, Paul the Peddler, Phil the Fiddler, Slow and Sure, Julius, The Young Outlaw, Sam’s Chance, The Telegraph Boy.And many more. 
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  The Christmas Cat of Hallowe'enland

  Scott Mabbutt

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  On a rainy night in the backyard of Catlandia, an orange tabby cat appears from the portal that leads to Hallowe'enland.  He says his name is Figgy and that he is Ziggy's brother from Christmasland.  He accidentally got lost in Hallowe'enland and now needs help getting back to Christmasland. 
  Natasha and Ziggy agree to help him and they all go to Halloweenland to help Figgy get back. 
  Cat Hop and Rocky see them go through the portal and decide to follow them.  Upon arriving in Hallowe'enland, Cat Hop and Rocky are immediately captured by two devils and put into their circus.

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  Genius on the Green Express

  Pip Murphy

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  Book 5 in the Christie and Agatha's Detective Agency series!
  ‘Einstein will be all ready to deliver his oh-so-important speech … only to find that he doesn’t have the equipment to deliver it with!’
  Christie dreams of a train adventure – the kind she’s read about in fiction. But Christie and Agatha’s journey aboard the Green Express, with company including Albert Einstein, is more than even they bargained for. The twins uncover a plot to sabotage the physicist’s radio broadcast, and it’s all up to them to thwart it before their journey ends.

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  Medieval Exorcisms: The History...

  Editors Charles River

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  In the 21st century, most people associate the idea of the possession of a person or place by a malevolent supernatural entity with the medieval world and particularly with the Catholic Church, but the truth is considerably stranger. Virtually every human culture that has ever existed has talked about both possession and exorcism, a rite or ritual used to free a person or place from possession. The terms used to describe the process of possession and entities thought to be responsible have changed throughout history, but the central theory does not. In certain circumstances, it is said that a person, place, or object may become inhabited by an entity that comes from somewhere else. The outcome is generally negative and sometimes even fatal. The only effective remedy is exorcism, the banishment of the entity involved to the place from which it came. 
  Some branches of modern psychology suggests that possession is simply a form of mental illness and that all these cases can be explained in psychological terms. But, as you will see, there appears to be a remarkable consistency in reports of possessions and even witness reports of possessed people demonstrating remarkable powers and abilities. It is difficult to explain those things purely in terms of psychology.

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