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  Word Play - Engaging Vocab for...

  Sophia Mitchell

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  This innovative vocabulary-building audiobook is specifically designed for 2nd graders, aiming to enrich their language skills in an engaging and effective manner. With a careful selection of age-appropriate words (examples: nibble,  diagram, exactly, gravity, youth, arrange) the audiobook introduces vocabulary in a fun and interactive way, ensuring that young learners are both entertained and educated.The core of the audiobook lies in its unique approach to using words in context. Each new word is woven into captivating stories and real-life scenarios, allowing children to understand the usage and relevance of the word in everyday conversation. This storytelling method not only helps in retaining new vocabulary but also enhances the children's comprehension and listening skills.To reinforce learning, each word is followed by a clear and concise definition, read in a child-friendly tone. This helps in building a strong foundation and a clear understanding of each word. Additionally, synonyms and antonyms are included to broaden the linguistic horizon of the young listeners.The audiobook is interactive, with periodic quiz questions interspersed throughout. These quizzes are designed to be fun and engaging, encouraging children to recall and apply the words they've learned. This interactive element ensures active participation and reinforces the learning process.Moreover, the stories are crafted to be relatable and enjoyable, with themes and characters that 2nd graders can easily connect with. This makes the learning experience enjoyable and memorable. The narration is performed by a range of voices, making the stories lively and keeping the children's attention.Overall, this audiobook is a comprehensive tool for vocabulary development, offering an enjoyable and effective learning experience. It's an excellent resource for parents and teachers who wish to enhance the language skills of their children in a way that's both educational and entertaining.

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  Whispers from the Elder Tree's...

  Hoang Nguyen

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  From the elder tree's roots in Sylvandar's heartwood, where ent's ancient whispers guide the forest's pulse and nymphs blossom in petal-kissed springs, ent Thorne imparts wisdom to nymph Lirael, whose romance unfolds like vines in his timeless embrace. Their blossoming love, rooted in bark oaths and root-shared secrets, nurtures the wood—or stirs a blight from encroaching axes. As they wander root labyrinths and canopy-shaded groves, guarded by thorn sentinels and logger spirits, Thorne's ent wisdom entwines with Lirael's floral vitality, revealing an elder prophecy of rooted harmony. When a felled branch summons rot creepers, they must whisper renewal to heal the tree. In the depth of root whispers, where every bark holds history and every petal sighs with new life, their romance becomes the bloom that sustains the ancient wild.

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  Princess Bedtime Stories

  Andrew Lang, Brothers Grimm,...

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  Settle down for quiet time to a collection of magical princess tales that will transport your little one on amazing adventures within magical kingdoms. These tales will captivate your child and allow them to believe they are royal princesses and princes in their own magical kingdoms, as they drift off to sleep.

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  1950s Science Fiction 4 - 24...

  Alfred Coppel, Irving Cox Jr.,...

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  1950s Science Fiction 4 - 24 Science Fiction Short Stories From the 1950sStrange Eden by Philip K. DickDeath Star by James McKimmey Jr.The Pioneer by Irving Cox Jr.Rabbits Have Long Ears by Lawrence F. WillardFoster You're Dead by Philip K. DickWreck Off Triton by Alfred CoppelProminent Author by Philip K. DickThe Luckiest Man Alive! by William MorrisonForsyte’s Retreat by Winston MarksUntil Life Do Us Part by Winston MarksA Little Journey by Ray BradburyThe Crawlers by Philip K. DickAlien Equivalent by Richard R. SmithNice Girl with 5 Husbands by Fritz LeiberExhibit Piece by Philip K. Dick$1,000 A Plate by Jack McKentyThe Other Now by Murray LeinsterA Traveler in Time by August DerlethThe Robot Who Wanted To Know by Harry HarrisonKing of the Hill by James BlishThe Man Who Liked Lions by John Bernard DaleyZ by Charles L. FontenayYour Servant Sir by Sol BorenFrom Outer Space by Robert Zacks

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  Arches Legend

  C.R. Fulton

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  The Campground Kids receive an envelope containing secret information about a lost artifact called a "Navigem." The kids quickly piece together that this is more than just a favor; it is a mission from their Uncle Elliot.  Finding the legendary Navigem will be no small task, as it has been missing for decades. Rumor has it that an outlaw hid it in South America; however, Uncle Elliot's clues seem to point toward Arches National Park. The kids must get up to speed with their secretive uncle and find the Navigem before others catch on. Will the kids have what it takes to piece together the clues? Can they figure out enough about the missing Navigem before it's too late? Join The Campground Kids as they explore Arches National Park.

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  The Engineer

  C. M. Kornbluth, Frederik Pohl

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  The Engineer by Frederik Pohl and C. M. Kornbluth - The Big Wheels of tomorrow will be men who can see the big picture. But blowouts have small beginnings.... 
  It was very simple. Some combination of low temperature and high pressure had forced something from the seepage at the ocean bottom into combination with something in the water around them. 
  And the impregnable armor around Subatlantic Oil's drilling chamber had discovered a weakness. 
  On the television screen it looked more serious than it was—so Muhlenhoff told himself, staring at it grimly. You get down more than a mile, and you're bound to have little technical problems. That's why deepsea oil wells were still there. 
  Still, it did look kind of serious. The water driving in the pitted faults had the pressure of eighteen hundred meters behind it, and where it struck it did not splash—it battered and destroyed. As Muhlenhoff watched, a bulkhead collapsed in an explosion of spray; the remote camera caught a tiny driblet of the scattering brine, and the picture in the screen fluttered and shrank, and came back with a wavering side-wise pulse. 
  Muhlenhoff flicked off the screen and marched into the room where the Engineering Board was waiting in attitudes of flabby panic. 
  As he swept his hand through his snow-white crew cut and called the board to order a dispatch was handed to him—a preliminary report from a quickly-dispatched company trouble-shooter team. He read it to the board, stone-faced.

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