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  The Moonlight Man

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  The Age of Wonder

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  Alexei Tolstoy is better known for his grownup novels and stories. Here, however, is a large collection of tales he had recorded and reimagined for the younger audiences. Peasants and kings, domestic and wild animals, magical creatures and objects are mixed together in this delightful cauldron of imagination.

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  The Ghoul of Windydown Vale

  Jake Burt

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  Copper Inskeep holds Windydown Vale’s deepest and darkest secret: He is the ghoul who haunts the Vale, donning a gruesome costume not only to scare travelers away from the dangers of the surrounding swamps, but also to keep  
  them from discovering Windydown Vale’s best-kept secret. When a terrified girl claims she and her father were attacked by a creature, one that could not have been Copper, her accusation threatens Copper’s secret, his closest friendship, and the fate of all Windydown.

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  The Plattner Story - He Vanished...

  H. G. Wells

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  The Plattner Story by H. G. Wells - ...Two of the boys, gesticulating, walked one after the other clean through him! Neither manifested the slightest consciousness of his presence. 
  We believe that this story, by our well-known author, which was written some years ago, constitutes the forerunner of all later stories in which the Fourth Dimension played a great role. Wells somehow has been captivated by the idea that there is such a thing as a fourth or higher plane. He does not seem to have changed his mind about this, for while the present story of his also brings in, again, a higher plane, supposedly existing alongside of our own. The Plattner Story is an extraordinarily well-written scientifiction tale, and is plausible as well as easily understandable, and will particularly appeal to those whose ideas of the Fourth Dimension are rather hazy.

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  Yes Ma'am No Sir - Let's Learn...

  AshleyHall

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  Yes, Ma’am, No, Sir! – Let’s Learn Good Manners, is a beautifully simple and engaging children’s story written and narrated by you, Ashley Hall. It follows two characters—Maya, who uses picture cards to communicate, and Max, a chatty and curious boy—as they learn the power of everyday manners. 
  Through short, relatable chapters, Maya and Max model respectful behavior in different settings like home, school, and the grocery store. They say “hello,” “please,” “thank you,” and “excuse me,” showing young readers that kindness and respect can be shown in many ways, no matter how you communicate. 
  The book gently teaches: 
  Verbal and non-verbal communication 
  The importance of listening, helping, and showing gratitude 
  Everyday social skills kids can practice right away 
  It’s designed to be inclusive, easy to follow, and fun—perfect for ages 3–7, classrooms, or storytime at home.

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