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  Forensic Faith for Kids - Learn...

  J. Warner Wallace, Susie...

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  Many young believers want to tell others about their relationship with Jesus but aren’t sure how to begin or can become rattled by questions. In fact, many young believers have their own questions about Christianity and struggle to find answers. 
  Detective J. Warner Wallace helps kids develop good investigative skills, so they can navigate tough questions about faith and share what they’ve learned with others. 
  As in their other Case Makers Academy books, J. Warner and Susie Wallace teach kids to think like detectives by reaching into their detective tool bag. While they search for clues to the real owner of a lost puppy, the cadets learn how to be confident in sharing with friends the truth of their faith in Jesus.

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  Nebula Award Winning Authors -...

  Arthur C. Clarke, Isaac Asimov,...

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  Nebula Award Winning Authors - 22 Science Fiction Classics by Arthur C. Clarke, Robert Silverberg, Clifford D. Simak, Nelson S. Bond, Jack Vance and moreA Walk in the Dark by Arthur C. ClarkeX Marks the Pedwalk by Fritz LeiberF. O. B. Venus by Nelson S. Bond The Other Tiger by Arthur C. ClarkeBefore Eden by Arthur C. ClarkeNo Shield From The Dead by Gordon R. DicksonThe Sky Was Full of Ships by Theodore SturgeonYesterday Was Monday by Theodore SturgeonSolitary by Robert SilverbergTransience by Arthur C. ClarkeCollision Orbit by Katherine MacLeanMr. Meek—Musketeer by Clifford D. SimakMr. Meek Plays Polo by Clifford D. SimakSummertime on Icarus by Arthur C. ClarkeThe Madness of Lancelot Biggs by Nelson S. BondBleekman’s Planet by Randall Garrett and Robert SilverbergPostmark Ganymede by Robert SilverbergThe Men Return by Jack VanceLancelot Biggs: Master Navigator by Nelson S. Bond Hide and Seek by Arthur C. ClarkeLater Than You Think by Fritz LeiberThe Day The Monsters Broke Loose by Robert Silverberg

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  Zoe's Rescue Zoo: The Laughing Lynx

  Amelia Cobb

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  At Zoe's Rescue Zoo only the cutest, cuddliest animals need apply!
  
  Zoe loves living at her uncle's rescue zoo because there's always something exciting going on. And Zoe also has an amazing secret... She can actually TALK to the animals!
  
  Lia the lynx can't stop laughing at the other animals - and it's making them cross. Can Zoe help her to make friends?
  
  Have you read Zoe's other adventures? Check out The Busy Beaver, The Worried Wombat, The Rascally Raccoon, The Adventurous Arctic Fox, and many more titles!

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  The Great Pet Heist

  Emily Ecton

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  Ocean's Eleven meets The Secret Life of Pets in this "classic caper" (Booklist) following a ragtag group of pets who will do whatever it takes to avoid being sent to the pound. 
   
   
   
  Butterbean knew she wasn't always a good dog. Still, she'd never considered herself a BAD dog—until the morning that her owner, Mrs. Food, fell in the hallway. Admittedly the tile was slipperier than usual, mostly because Butterbean had just thrown up on it. 
   
   
   
  Now Butterbean and her fellow pets have to come up with a grand plan to support themselves in case Mrs. Food is unable to keep taking care of them. When they discover a mysterious man in their building who seems to have lots of loot, they plan a heist. Oscar the mynah bird is the brains of the operation. Walt the cat has the necessary slyness and slink. Marco and Polo are the reconnaissance rats. And Butterbean . . . well, no one would ever suspect a cute little wiener dog, right? Can these animal friends can pull off the heist of the century?

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  Parables of Jesus Book 2

  Paul A. Lynch

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  Listen to some of Jesus' most renowned parables in this book. 
  A particular lawyer came to Jesus having the desire to tempt him and said, “Teacher, what should I do to have everlasting life?” 
  Jesus replied, “What does the Law state? What is written in it?” 
  The lawyer answered, “Love the Lord God with all your heart, mind, soul, and strength. Also, love your neighbor as yourself.” 
  When Jesus heard this, he said, “You have stated correctly. Do this and you will live.” 
  The lawyer wanted to know more so he asked, “Lord, who is my neighbour?” 
  Then Jesus gave to him a parable and said, “A man was travelling from Jerusalem to Jericho, and on his way, he met upon thieves who took his clothes, and injured him badly; and went away leaving him for dead.” 
  “And along the way by chance came down that same road a priest, and when he saw the badly injured man he walked over by the other side.”

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  Breathmaker: The History and...

  Editors Charles River

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  The Seminole tribe is one of the best known Native American tribes, and one of the most feared among 19th century Americans and Spaniards. In fact, the origin of the term Seminole comes from a Spanish description of them as “wild”, which belies the fact that the Seminole had friendly relations with the British and Spanish during the colonial era.  
  	To appreciate Seminole Native American mythology, their history and origins must be understood. Their forebears, the Muscogee, first migrated into what is now the Southeastern United States from various points in the north and west, which they accomplished by overpowering the indigenous inhabitants. The region was already occupied by several groups, including the Yuchi and Hitchiti, tribes that were likely descendants of the Moundbuilders. These tribes were subdued and then integrated into the Muscogee system. Thus, the traditions, beliefs, rituals, and mythologies of these various groups became the communal belief system of the Muscogee collective.  	 
  	According to the Muscogee, humans emerged “somewhere in the west,” a location described as the “foundation of all things” or the “backbone” of the Earth. Most scholars associate this location with the Rocky Mountains, and they credit the Four Corners area of the United States as being the location for the creation myths of Native American groups like the Pueblo. Though still not commonly understood, Breathmaker became the creator god of the Seminole peoples (the name is also written as Breath Maker and Maker of Breath), and he became the center of a cycle of creation stories. 

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