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  Christmas Adventure A: From...

  Joe Wicks

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  The Burpee Bears are back in this glorious new picture book from #1 bestselling author Joe Wicks! 
  The Burpee Bears are always ready, steady for a fun family adventure – especially at Christmas time! While they count down the days until Granny Bear visits, the little bears enjoy building a snow bear, making snow angels and going ice skating together. But on Christmas Day, there is so much snow that Granny Bear can’t get to their house. It won’t be a proper Christmas without her – so, with the help of their sledge, the Burpee Bears are soon ready, steady with a plan to take Christmas to Granny’s house! 
  With fabulous exercises and festive recipes, this fun and feel-good book is bursting with Joe Wicks energy and is perfect for all the family to enjoy together! 
  Created by Joe, with the story co-written with acclaimed author Vivian French. 
  The Burpee Bears, a creation of the Sunday Times bestselling author, Joe Wicks, continue to inspire kids with their daily adventures and humorous antics. Their Christmas adventure is a heartwarming tale that explores emotions and feelings, making it a top pick for the holidays. 
  For fans of Pippa Goodhart (You Choose Fairy Tales), Tom Fletcher (The Christmasaurus), Tom Percival (Finn's Little Fibs), Gareth Conway (Greg the Sausage Roll), and Samara Hardy (Miguel's Community Garden). 
  HarperCollins Children's 2022

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  Be Wise in the Eyes of God | How...

  Beshoy Shenouda Mahrous, Beshoy...

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  🕯️ Wisdom isn't just intelligence, it's a way of life. 
  It's not a certificate, or sharp mental ability, or cleverness in speech. 
  True wisdom is when your heart is pure, your thoughts are clear, and your path is aligned with God's will. 
  In this unforgettable sermon, Pope Shenouda III, the former Coptic Orthodox Pope—called "The Golden Mouth" by many—explains the profound difference between being smart and being truly wise in the eyes of the Lord. 
  This English-translated message is especially prepared for: 
  Orthodox Christians raised outside the Middle East 
  Second and third-generation immigrants who may struggle with Arabic 
  All Christians worldwide who seek to grow in spiritual maturity, regardless of denomination 
  🔑 Key Topics in This Sermon: 
  The difference between intelligence and godly wisdom 
  The traits of a truly wise person in God's sight 
  How to live wisely both spiritually and practically 
  How to walk in God’s commandments with discernment and humility 
  📖 Biblical Anchors: 
  "Everyone who hears these words of Mine and acts on them, may be compared to a wise man who built his house on the rock." (Matthew 7:24) 
  "But everyone who hears these words of Mine and does not act on them will be like a foolish man who built his house on the sand." (Matthew 7:26) 
  🧠 What’s the Difference Between Intelligence and Wisdom? 
  Intelligence understands quickly, analyzes fast, and may solve problems. 
  Wisdom lives rightly, even if not academically brilliant. 
  There are brilliant philosophers… yet they deny God. 
  "The fool says in his heart, ‘There is no God.’" (Psalm 14:1)

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  Episode 6: Trick or Treat

  Laurent Aknin, Patrick Hinz

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  Today is Halloween! Zoe seizes on the opportunity to prove to her mother how grown-up and responsible she is by chaperoning Mrs. Lee's niece on her trick-or-treat trip to the neighboring town alongside Harvey and Lassie. Zoe and Harvey are soon overwhelmed by the little girl's unpredictable behavior and soon lose track of her! Fortunately, Lassie is on hand to save the day.

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  A Unicorn Named Nothing

  T. M. Bennett

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  A meadow is a boring, yucky thing when all the rainbow caterpillars have disappeared. At least that's what Nothing thinks. Feeling dismal and sad, she embarks on a lonely mission to bring the colors back to her meadow. Along the way, however, Nothing meets other animals who have distinctive opinions about colors. What she learns sends her galloping back to her meadow.

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  A Victorian Christmas With Lucy...

  Lucy Maud Montgomery

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  Step into a world of snowy landscapes, warm hearths, and heartfelt holiday magic with this enchanting collection of Christmas stories from Lucy Maud Montgomery, the beloved author of Anne of Green Gables. 
  A Victorian Christmas With Lucy Maud Montgomery brings together Montgomery's most treasured yuletide tales, capturing the spirit of Christmas in turn-of-the-century Canada with her signature charm, gentle humor, and deep understanding of human nature. From tales of unexpected reunion and redemption to stories of love found and family bonds strengthened, each narrative sparkles with the warmth and wonder that made Montgomery one of the most cherished storytellers of her generation. 
  In "The Osborne's Christmas," listeners will discover a poignant tale of reconciliation and the healing power of the holiday season, while "Ted's Folly" delivers a delightful story of youthful misadventure and Christmas surprises. Each story in this collection showcases Montgomery's gift for creating vivid characters, evocative settings, and moments of genuine emotional resonance. 
  Perfect for cozy winter evenings by the fire, family listening during the holiday season, or anyone seeking the comfort of classic Christmas literature, this collection offers a nostalgic journey to simpler times when sleigh bells rang through snowy villages and the Christmas spirit brought communities together. 
  Whether you're a longtime fan of Montgomery's work or discovering her timeless stories for the first time, A Victorian Christmas With Lucy Maud Montgomery promises to become a cherished part of your holiday traditions for years to come. 
  Ideal for listeners who enjoy: Classic Christmas literature, Victorian-era historical fiction, heartwarming family stories, Canadian literature, and the timeless works of Louisa May Alcott, Beatrix Potter, and other beloved authors of the period.

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  A Traveler in Time

  August Derleth

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  A Traveler in Time by August Derleth - You can't always escape evils by running away from them... but it may help! 
  "Tell me what time is," said Harrigan one late summer afternoon in a Madison Street bar. "I'd like to know." 
  "A dimension," I answered. "Everybody knows that." 
  "All right, granted. I know space is a dimension and you can move forward or back in space. And, of course, you keep on aging all the time." 
  "Elementary," I said. 
  "But what happens if you can move backward or forward in time? Do you age or get younger, or do you keep the status quo?" 
  "I'm not an authority on time, Tex. Do you know anyone who traveled in time?" 
  Harrigan shrugged aside my question. "That was the thing I couldn't get out of Vanderkamp, either. He presumed to know everything else." 
  "Vanderkamp?" 
  "He was another of those strange people a reporter always runs into. Lived in New York—downtown, near the Bowery. Man of about forty, I'd say, but a little on the old-fashioned side. Dutch background, and hipped on the subject of New Amsterdam, which, in case you don't know, was the original name of New York City." 
  "Don't mind my interrupting," I cut in. "But I'm not quite straight on what Vanderkamp has to do with time as dimension." 
  "Oh, he was touched on the subject. He claimed to travel in it. The fact is, he invented a time-traveling machine."

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