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  A Snow Day for Amos McGee

  Philip C. Stead

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  A cozy tale of winter hope and joy, from award-winning and New York Times-bestselling duo Philip and Erin Stead, perfect for fans of The Snowy Nap and The Mitten. A Snow Day for Amos McGee features music and special effects. Listen along and enjoy the fun!“Charles Everett's deep-voiced narration gives a storyteller's tone to this audiobook. His voice combines with bright, cheery music to welcome listeners into the third tale of elderly zookeeper Amos and his animal friends.”—AudioFileAmos McGee, the friendly zookeeper, loves spending time with his good friends no matter the season. When snow in the forecast never arrives, he decides to head home and hope it comes another day. But when overnight a surprise snowfall blankets the town in fluffy white, what shall his lovable squad of animals do? Visit Amos and play in the snow, of course!Amos and his familiar companions are back for this delightfully snowy tale—the latest follow-up to the Caldecott Medal winner A Sick Day for Amos McGee.A Macmillan Audio production from Roaring Brook Press

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  Invisible Man The (Easy Classics)

  Ned Hartley Gemma Barder

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  A mysterious guest at Coach and Horses Inn disrupts the quaint village of Iping.
  After discovering the room of Doctor Jack Griffin to be completely empty, the landlady is determined to reveal this elusive man’s secret.
  
  The burglary of a vicarage sparks an investigation and Jack calls on his old friend, Doctor Arthur Kemp, to help him escape to Spain.

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  The Homesteader - The Man Who...

  James Blish

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  Pete Kagen, a brilliant but imagination-starved troubleshooter, arrives on the Moon to find out why Earth’s costly rocketships are disappearing without a trace. He expects corruption, mismanagement, or military blunders—but instead encounters an eerie second sun in the sky, a mysterious homesteader growing impossible “crops,” and a lunar landscape hiding secrets far beyond human engineering. As Kagen digs deeper, his skepticism is tested by strange accidents, unexplained failures, and a man whose quiet isolation masks an extraordinary truth. 
  The Homesteader showcases James Blish’s gift for blending scientific authenticity with sharp character insight. Blish, known for his precise prose and visionary ideas, brings readers into a tense, atmospheric mystery where logic and intuition collide on the Moon’s barren frontier. 
  James Blish (1921–1975) was a major voice in mid-century science fiction, celebrated for elevating the genre with rigorous scientific thinking and literary craftsmanship. Best known for Cities in Flight and his influential Star Trek adaptations, Blish helped define the standards for “hard” science fiction while inspiring generations of writers to come. His stories remain essential reading for anyone drawn to speculative ideas grounded in possibility.

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  Flow

  Dana Goldstein

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  Can Dax Turn the Tide in Time to Save Our Oceans? 
   
  Dax Masters has everything he could wish for—great friends, a good handle on seventh Grade, and a science community to run. As head of the Earth Moves Project, Dax has inspired other kid scientists from around the world to share their observations. His schedule is full, but that doesn't stop him from signing up for a new extracurricular class, Environmental Studies. 
   
  Dax hopes he can sail through the new class by using Earth Moves to expand on what he's learned about tectonic plate movement. But when a new problem presents itself, Dax can't ignore his instincts. The planet's oceans are in trouble, and with the help of his classmates, Dax has once again identified a potentially catastrophic global crisis others have missed. This time, though, he has to prove to himself that he has what it takes to find a solution. 
   
  Join Dax and his fellow kid scientists on their mission to discover what's gone wrong with Earth's oceans and how humanity can stop it—before it's too late.

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  Lost Sci-Fi Books 376 thru 380 -...

  Arthur C. Clarke, Fritz Leiber,...

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  Lost Sci-Fi Books 376 thru 380 - Five Vintage Sci-Fi Short Stories from the 1930s, 1940s, 1950s and 1960sThe Goggles of Dr. Dragonet by Fritz LeiberKeep Your Shape by Robert SheckleyThe Incredible Slingshot Bombs by Robert Moore WilliamsCaptain Midas by Alfred CoppelTransience by Arthur C. Clarke

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  Lost Sci-Fi Books 171 thru 175

  Ray Bradbury, Carl Jacobi, Henry...

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  Lost Sci-Fi Books 171 thru 175 - Five Lost Sci-Fi Short Stories from the 1930s, 40s, 50s and 60s and one from 1752 
  Micromegas by Voltaire - Voyage of an inhabitant of the Sirius star to the planet Saturn 
  Final Victim by Ray Bradbury and Henry Hasse - Hunting a criminal is tough enough, but it's even tougher when it's on a bit of Hell's own rock in the void of space! 
  Final Victim by Ray Bradbury and Henry Hasse - Hunting a criminal is tough enough, but it's even tougher when it's on a bit of Hell's own rock in the void of space! 
  The Red Room by H. G. Wells - He was told the brightly colored red room in Lorraine Castle was haunted. Despite vague warnings from the three custodians who reside in the castle, he is not a believer in such things and ascends to "the Red Room" to begin his night's vigil. 
  Curse of the Blue Man by Lawrence M. Jannifer - He roamed the streets of the city at night, striking terror into the hearts of young girls... from his body a strange blue light glowed... in his hand was an iron bar, strained and crusted with blood

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