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  Sleepwalkers - Round One

  Izzi Breigh

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  You know this pattern:Go to school.Go home.Go to sleep.You know where school is, where home is, but where is sleep? Is it a place like any other? That secret has been long kept by the Sleepwalkers and hidden from the waking world. In the dead of night, the Sleepwalkers roam the Round, keeping children like themselves safe from the nightmares lurking in sleep. They have never lost one of their own...until now.It's the summer of '86 and 11-year-old Ellie Dasher is not a Sleepwalker. She doesn't know who they are or what they do. She couldn't find Inzien on a map or tell you what a Jaghound looks like. She's just a kid, trying on a new town, with an imaginary friend who might not be imaginary. It takes one fateful night for Ellie to learn that dreams have sharp teeth and, yes, they do bite

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  Georgie the Guardian Owl

  Jo Glasspool

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  Book 6 in the Magic Animal Café series!
  When a noisy problem disturbs the animals of Old Tommy’s Field, it might be time for Georgie the Guardian Owl to seek help from humans. When Preeya and Ashton discover an old telephone locked away in a chest, they dial its numbers which lead to a magical secret – they can now talk to animals – they have been chosen to help protect animals everywhere.
  Although Georgie hopes the children will help, some of the other animals aren’t so sure. For all animals can talk, but not all humans know how to listen. Can Preeya and Ashton prove they are right to be chosen and help the animals?

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  Grumpy Town

  Bradley T. Morris, Majik Kids

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  In Grumpy Town, where frowns hold sway, 
  Grown-ups and screens disallow play. 
  But one auspicious day, the power went down. 
  Laughter returns, and fun is found. 
  Silly City emerges from the grumpy debris, 
  As toots and laughter set everyone free. 
  A tale for our times spun in a silly way. 
  So dive in and listen to Grumpy Town today!

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  Dinner at the Brake Fast

  Renee Beauregard Lute

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  Dinner at the Brake Fast is a hilarious and heartfelt story about road-trip mishaps, a murderous rooster, facing down anxieties, and unexpected friendship that is a must-pick for readers who loved The Science of Unbreakable Things and The First Rule of Punk.  
  Tacoma Jones loves working at her family’s roadside diner, the Brake Fast, pouring coffee and serving eggs and muffins to truckers all day long. But tonight, she is finally going to break out her collection of cookbooks and prepare the best dinner the state of Washington has ever seen.  
  But her excitement is dampened when she learns that today is one of Dad’s bad days, when his depression makes it hard for him to get out of bed.  
  Tacoma knows she can’t fix her dad’s depression. But what she can do is steal back his prized photograph of his second-best day from her nemesis, the nasty Crocodile Kyle—while also planning a dinner that is sure to brighten up his bad day.  
  She just might need an accomplice or two to pull off the heist. . . . 

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  Sleepy Short Stories #2 -...

  Sylvanus Plympton

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  Famous Hymnwriters

  Marilyn Boyer

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  Invite your middle and high school students to explore the powerful stories behind the songs that have shaped Christian worship for centuries. Famous Hymnwriters, part of the inspiring Legends of Faith series by homeschool author Marilyn Boyer, highlights the men and women whose trials, triumphs, and steadfast faith produced hymns that continue to encourage the hearts of believers today. 
   
  Through captivating biographies and rich illustrations, readers will discover how God used both joy and suffering to inspire songs that proclaim His truth and goodness. As students learn about each hymnwriter’s life, they will see how music can be a powerful expression of theology, devotion, and hope. 
   
  Recommended for 7th grade and up, this volume features these beloved hymnwriters: 
  Isaac Watts – author of Come We That Love the Lord and the father of English hymnwritingCharles Wesley – writer of more than 6,000 hymns including Hark! The Herald Angels SingJohn Newton – former slave trader turned pastor who penned Amazing GraceWilliam Cowper – writer of There Is a Fountain, whose poetry reflected deep faith through sufferingFanny Crosby – blind from infancy, yet wrote over 8,000 hymns praising her SaviorHoratio Spafford – author of It Is Well with My Soul, written after great personal lossFrances Ridley Havergal – writer of Take My Life and Let It Be, a hymn of full surrenderPhilip Bliss and Ira Sankey – gospel songwriters who inspired revival through music

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