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  Stella Steals the Moon - A...

  Luna Burlo

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  Ever wonder what would happen if someone stole the moon? 
  Oh, Stella. Poor Stella. So cheeky and bored. 
  When she sees a glowing ball in space, she just has to have it! 
    
  But stealing the moon isn’t easy and many things will go wrong if it disappears. Will Stella still take the moon away or will she decide to let it be? 
    
  "Stella Steals the Moon" is a riotous rhyming audiobook read by the author, while the character of Stella is voiced by a child. The audiobook includes fun sound effects and music, and a Bonus Track of six educational 'moon facts'. The story's themes explore looking after what we have, as well as the science of just how important the moon is to life on Earth. 
    
  A perfect story for any child curious about science and outer space.

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  Beautiful Girlhood

  Mabel Hale

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  Beautiful Girlhood, a timeless treasure, beckons young hearts toward noble ideals and virtuous living. Written by Mabel Hale and later revised by Karen Andreola, this cherished book has left an indelible mark on generations of girls.

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  Skateboard Save

  Jake Maddox

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  When bullies mess with Riley at the skate park one night, Bernie Chu, the best skater in town, saves his board. But the next day, Bernie pretends like he never saw Riley before. The biggest contest of the year is coming up, and Riley knows that Bernie is his chief competition. When Bernie's board breaks during the final round of the contest, will Riley help him, or will he use the accident to win?

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  Karen's Sleepover (Baby-Sitters...

  Ann M. Martin

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  It's fun to be a Baby-sitters Little Sister! Now available in audio!Karen's having her first sleepover ever! She and her friends are going to tell spooky stories, try on makeup, and raid the refrigerator.But then Karen and Nancy get into a big fight. Karen doesn't want Nancy to come to her party. A new girl comes instead, and she is no fun! What will Karen do now?

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  George Balanchine: The Life and...

  Editors Charles River

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  By the turn of the 20th century, American entertainment was still preoccupied with European-style operetta, as embodied in the works of cellist-composer Victor Herbert. Traditional dance forms moved from European stories to the American prairie in Oklahoma by the late 1940s, and what was once the property of Bavarian princes became the singing standards of cowboys riding through the corn fields in Oh What a Beautiful Morning and Out of My Dreams.  
  	At the time, the availability of classical ballet in America was scant. In contrast to the evolution of an American style in musical theater, Broadway, and film, ballet in the United States was ushered in largely through the efforts of an individual who brought with him a strong traditional sense from Russia and the rest of Europe but was intent on producing a distinctly American style. Other experimentalists appeared, such as Isadora Duncan, but it was George Balanchine who managed to institutionalize and fund both a hybrid traditional as well as experimental form.  
  	Balanchine, although a dancer as well, is today regarded as the “foremost contemporary choreographer in the world of ballet.”[1] Despite much work in Russia and other parts of Europe, his eventual relocation to the United States made possible the establishment of an American ballet school and an elite ballet company, the New York City Ballet. In contrast to the fiercely guarded Russian classical style of the Bolshoi Theater, the New York City Ballet featured uniquely choreographed performances to previously unfamiliar musical works. These were approached with a uniquely American style of dance, however steeped in tradition the basic steps may have been.

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  Space Guyz and the Golden Weenie

  Corey Majeau

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  A New Middle-Grade Graphic Novel Series for Fans of Captain Underpants, Bad Guys, and Galactic Hotdogs by Award Winning Children's Author & Illustrator Corey Majeau! 
  Hold on to your buns as Jim Comet and Ace Jackson blast off on an adventure of the 6th-grade kind. These best friends are just trying to survive middle school when their favorite condiments start to disappear. But they’re hot on the trail as they find themselves facing off against a monstrous hotdog that threatens to destroy the galaxy. Can they save the day and preserve the fate of the universe, or will their love for food be their downfall? This comical tale is filled with delicious puns and surprises that will leave you begging for seconds!

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