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  Hattie's War

  Peter Serko

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  This book perfectly blends personal history and fiction that will keep you hooked from start to finish... a must-read for anyone who loves a good story of ambition, rebellion, and the power of perseverance. 
  - The Midwest Book Review 
  What if the secrets of the past held the keys to your future? 
  Set against the backdrop of post-Civil War America, Hattie's War is a touching exploration of identity, resilience, and the indomitable spirit of a young woman determined to forge her own path. 
  Haunted by the legacy of a father she never knew, a Union soldier lost to the war before her birth, Hattie longs to know her father and his reasons for leaving his family. With the unexpected death of her sister, Hattie descends into a debilitating depression she calls Raven. Whispers of an insane asylum send her into a panic. Desperate and terrified, her best friend orchestrates a secret meeting with a fortune-teller whose cryptic prophecy sets Hattie on a journey of discovery and healing. 
  Hattie’s War is a tale that transcends time. It is a testament to the resilience of the human spirit, the enduring power of love, and the unbreakable bond between generations. Rooted in the author's family history, it invites readers to journey through a past that echoes into the present, discovering with Hattie the unyielding strength of the human spirit in the face of adversity andproving that sometimes, the most transformative battles are the ones fought within ourselves.

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  Dinos ABC Roar

  Jennifer Jones

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  DINOS ABC ROAR (Audiobook) -- Ages 1-6 Fun Interactive Learning ABC, NUMBERS & COLORS with dinosaurs 
  DINOS ABC ROAR by Jennifer Jones is a fun, exciting way for kids ages 1-6 (toddlers, pre-k, kindergartens) to listen and learn their colors, numbers 1-10 and alphabet. Early and beginning readers can listen to this educational interactive audiobook.  
  It includes a pre-writing practice activity sheet for tracing and coloring. (Download 300dpi pdf.)

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  The City of Light

  Martina Bisbe Valdés

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  A collection of 7 adventure books designed to stimulate an interest in science for children ages 6 to 10. Each book features illustrations on every page and is available for individual purchase. Published in Spanish, Catalan, and English. 
  The collection consists of Xenia's life, a very creative and dreamy girl who shares her adventures with her cousin Alex, who will be always accompanying her. Thanks to the Galactic Girl both children will undertake a very exciting journey through the universe where adventures, between planets, stars and galaxies, will happen during the trip. This book explains that Xenia's mother is preparing his daughter for when she will no longer be with her and explains the story of the bear mother Panda Tatsienlu. Thus Xenia live emotionally, very naturally, the loss of her mother, who is very ill. She will live this feeling in a very positive way full of hope because she has discovered that her mother is going to a new awakening, full of joy and hope. A tender very instructive learning book for children, to be able to understand, without any trauma, why human beings must leave this world. It contains a Glossary. 
  The author, in addition to being the owner of these two collections for children, in 2022 published two novels in Spanish: "Los entresijos de una vida" and "Heridas silenciosas”. Both based on real events that happened to Petry, a Chilean orphan, who travels to Spain to find her roots. All books can be found in en www.amazon.com or in “Tibet House Foundation”, of Barcelona, Roselló, 181, Bcn. Mas información en: www.chatipan.net 
  Between 2024 and 2025, the writer donated all her books to the “Tibet House Foundation”, of Barcelona, to contribute to the education of Tibetan orphans who have fled Tibet. This is because the Chinese authorities are erasing their Tibetan language and traditions in schools, requiring children to learn only Mandarin. Help the cause please, by buying a book. 
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  Plato - Theaetetus

  Plato

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  The Theaetetus is one of Plato's dialogues concerning the nature of knowledge, written circa 369 BC. In this dialogue, Socrates and Theaetetus discuss three definitions of knowledge: knowledge as nothing but perception, knowledge as true judgment, and, finally, knowledge as a true judgment with an account. Each of these definitions is shown to be unsatisfactory.

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  Put a Tiger In Your Tank

  Sally Breeze Green

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  Once again, the author grabs the hearts and minds of the young with a delightful children's story of a girl, a car, a filling station, and evangelism. Based on the old Esso gas slogan* of yesteryear, Put a Tiger in Your Tank is the third book by Sally Breeze Green, completing a trilogy of children's stories with deeper meanings. Her niece, Melissa Green, is again the illustrator.All three stories came from her dream life of God awakening her in the night, saying, "Write this down." "Tiger" was originally the topic of a sermon delivered during her years as a lay preacher in the Presbyterian tradition and later adapted as a children's story now being offered by Christian Faith Publishing. Along with her first two books, Lo and Behold: A Christmas Story and Georgie! A Big Fish Tale, it is available on the internet at Amazon.com and bookstores everywhere.

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  The First Man on the Moon

  Alfred Coppel

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  The First Man on the Moon by Alfred Coppel - John Thurmon swore he'd be the first man on the moon. But he wasn't. He was only the first murderer. 
  The ship lay at a crazy angle on the stark whiteness of the pumice plain. The rocket nozzles were a fused lump of slag; the fire-darkened hull crumpled and warped by the impact of landing. And there was silence ... complete and utter silence. 
  There could be no return. Thurmon realized this. At first the thought had brought panic, but, as the scope of his achievement dawned on him, the fear retreated. Bruised, giddy, half-crazed ... the certainty of death held no terrors. Not yet. And it was worth it! Fame ... immortality! Glory ... in return for the last few years of a blighted, embittered, over-shadowed life. Yes, it was well worth it. And, except for the crash-landing and the certainty of no return, it had all come to pass just as he had planned it for so long. 
  On his knees he caressed the gritty soil. He lifted his arms toward the Day Star flaming in the day-night of space and knew completion. Tears streaked his stubbled face, and strange noises came from his slack mouth. The ecstasy of success was almost unbearable. For this, he had labored a lifetime. For this, he had murdered a friend.... 
  Across the abyss, the whole world waited for word. The transmitter in the rocket had survived the crash. The word would come, thought Thurmon ... when he was ready to send it. And sending it, he would place the official seal of immortality on his brow. The book would close. But wonderfully, satisfyingly. There would be no other to steal his rightful glory. Only Wayne could have done that ... and Wayne was dead. He laughed weirdly within his helmet. So simply done!

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