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  Hop Helps Out

  Marc Brown

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  From Marc Brown, the bestselling creator of the beloved kids' series, Arthur, comes the charming new world of HOP! Meet Hop, Benny, and all the Fair Village friends in a story that celebrates kindness, differences, and acceptance!Hop and his friends lived in Fair Village. It was a fine place to live and filled with adventures.One fine morning, Hop and Benny meet a crying troll named Helga -- she wants to see more of Fair Village but is worried about leaving her home beneath the bridge. As Hop helps out, Helga realizes the world is filled with many good things, especially when you have a friend by your side!A delightful adventure based on the TV Show, HOP, airing on HBO Max in spring 2024!

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  Progressive Muscle Relaxation...

  Sophie Grace Meditations

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  Do you want to introduce your children to body awareness and relaxation to make it easier for them to manage stress and relax both in their childhood and as they are growing up? In Progressive Muscle Relaxation for Children, the kids explore the difference between tense and relaxed muscles by first tensing a particular muscle group and then letting go of the tension. Once the children have worked their way from the feet to the head and relaxed all the muscles, there will be a couple of minutes to rest or listen to the background music before the narrator rounds off the exercise. 
  The audiobook contains an 8-minute-version with background music by Christopher Lloyd Clarke and a 10-minute-version with alternate background music by DreamTunes. The longer alternate version is good when the children have gained some experience working with the exercise or prefer to work their way through the muscles at a slower pace. The relaxation exercise is precisely the same in both versions; the only things that differ, besides the music, are the slightly longer pauses when moving through the steps and the longer time to rest at the end before rounding off. The two versions make up two different audiobook chapters, thereby making it easy to choose which one to listen to using the audio player's chapter selection feature. When bought as an MP3, the two versions will be two separate audio files. 
  The relaxation exercise has been narrated by the author. 
  Tips: When it comes to smaller children, it might be a good idea to turn down the volume as they reach the "resting section" if they start to get restless. Adults who want to introduce the relaxation exercise to their children are recommended to consider it an exercise in body awareness rather than a moment of rest. Tell the children what tensing their muscles means before trying the relaxation for the first time.

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  The Outsider - Ruth: A Retelling

  Katy Morgan

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  The Bible story of Ruth is imaginatively brought to life in this biblically faithful chapter book that helps kids 8+ engage with God’s word. Listeners will find themselves immersed in the hearts and minds of Ruth, Naomi, and Boaz as they experience difficulty, uncertainty, danger, and rescue.  With an emphasis on God's relationship with his people, this retelling is careful to depict human relationships appropriately and in light of God’s love for his people. Kids will learn that God’s providence, provision, and kindness extend to all kinds of people, even to those who are outsiders.  Includes a Bible-reading plan and notes that differentiate the known facts from the imaginative parts.  Makes a wonderful gift for children 8+ years. A discussion guide is also included, making it ideal for book clubs and homeschool co-ops.

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  Young Victor Frankenstein and...

  Christopher Allen

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  Young victor frankenstein and his creations   
  Book 6 of 6 – NUTTY BOLTS BIG SURPRISE  VICTORS BIRTHDAY PARTY   
   summary of this SIXTH AND FINAL book in the series is as follows: 
  :Victor Frankenstein’s ninth birthday approaches, and Nutty Bolt—Victor’s first, imperfect creation—leads the others in planning a surprise party. As Whirly Gig delivers invitations, Stella Spark decorates with light displays, and Melody Maker composes music, Nutty secretly builds a "Family Portrait Machine" to capture their found family. When Victor accidentally discovers the project, he helps Nutty perfect it, sharing heartfelt memories of creating him. At the party, surrounded by villagers who once feared them, the creations celebrate how far they’ve come. Nutty’s gift—a portrait of their unconventional family—moves Victor to tears. He announces plans to expand the castle, giving each creation their own space and hinting at new additions to their mechanical family. That night, Nutty calls Victor "Father" for the first time, cementing their bond. The story closes with Victor reflecting on how his greatest invention isn’t machinery, but the love they’ve built together.  
  The initial opening credit is operatic in style with both male and female vocals paying homage to the late 18th century when victor lived and runs to approximately 3 minutes. The closing music has both an element of classic and current music to add a bit of excitement to the end for the listening children. 
  The story and music itself runs to just under 40 MINUTES and is narrated in the voice of claire francis, my wife. 
  I do hope you enjoy this audiobook and let me know what you think, there are a lot more to come 
  Christopher Allen     -      At your service

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  Great controversy of religion

  Ellen G. White

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  THIS BOOK; Great Controversy of Religion, IS A GREAT BOOK FOR A GREAT LISTENER

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  Five Stories

  Ellen Weinstein

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  "Five talented narrators knit together the stories of five children from different countries who 
  settle in the same Lower East Side apartment building. Listeners meet Jenny Epstein, author Weinstein's grandmother, whose Russian Jewish family lived in the building in the 1910s and whose story is sensitively told by Eva Kaminsky. Successive generations include Italian American Anna Cozzi in the 1930s, warmly depicted by Carlotta Brentan; Dominican American José Marte in the 1960s, conveyed with delighted wonder by Robert Jimenez; Puerto Rican Maria Torres in the 1980s, animatedly portrayed by Desiree Rodriguez; and Wei Ye in the present day, whose lively curiosity is beautifully depicted by Albert M. Chan. The 
  production is enhanced by original music, evocative sound effects, and Weinstein's heartfelt narration of her afterword." AudioFile Magazine

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