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  Their Great Gift - Courage...

  John Coy

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  With lyrical text and thought-provoking photography, Their Great Gift explores the experiences of immigrants in the twenty-first century, focusing on the lives of children. Images of families who came to the United States from many different parts of the world celebrate the diversity of our country and contain a vision of hope for the future.

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  True Friends

  Mary E. Furlong

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  In this play, Samantha's friend Jennifer always tells the truth, even when it hurts others' feelings. Samantha writes Jennifer a letter explaining her hurt feelings and suggesting other ways to be honest and kind when sharing opinions. Samantha learns that Jennifer did not realize she was hurting anyone's feelings.

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  The Enchanted Library of...

  Sikander Hauser

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  A calm bedtime story for kids to help young children fall asleep.ideal for ages 4 - 8soothing and gentle story telling 
  Especially created to help young children fall asleep more easily, this audiobook is an excellent choice for a relaxing bedtime routine. The narration technique is optimised to engage and calm young minds. With its gentle pacing and lyrical prose, each sentence adds to a soothing, dream-like atmosphere that is ideal for lulling young listeners into a peaceful sleep. 
  The Enchanted Library of Amberwood is a serene and magical bedtime story, perfect for children aged 4 to 8. In this charming tale, young readers join Frankie, a curious fox, on his nocturnal adventures as he discovers an Enchanted Library in the heart of Amberwood forest. The narrative takes children on a serene journey through moonlit glades, past whispering trees, and into meadows blooming with colour and friendship, all the while nurturing their imagination and sense of wonder.

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  Unspoken Threads: A Tale of Love...

  Anupriya

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  In this deeply personal and evocative memoir, Dr. Anupriya takes readers on an unforgettable journey through the lives and lessons of two generations. Rooted in heartfelt conversations with her father, the book weaves together his wisdom, sacrifices, and enduring legacy with her own reflections as a daughter, mother, and professional.  
  Through vivid storytelling, Dr. Anupriya explores themes of love, resilience, and the power of values passed down through family. From poignant anecdotes of her father’s courage and unwavering principles to her own challenges in carrying forward his legacy, this book is a testament to the bonds that transcend time.  
  Blending warmth, introspection, and inspiration, Unspoken Threads: A Tale Of Love And Legacy and Strength is not just a tribute to a father’s impact but also a guide for living with purpose, compassion, and integrity. This is a story of finding strength in connection and hope in the lessons of the past.

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  Son of the Wolf The: Tales of...

  Jack London

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  Jack London (real name John Griffith) is an American writer. In his youth, he changed many casual professions, traveled and even spent a month in prison for vagrancy. In the northern stories, London opposes the world of untouched nature to civilization, but, believing in the beneficent nature, does not cease to bow before the technical and cultural achievements of civilization. In his works, life is simple and cruel, requiring endurance, courage, willpower and endurance from people. The writer poetizes the right of the strong, admires the manifestations of the anarchic principle in his heroes. The audiobook was read by professional American actor Adam Maskin in English. The Son of the WolfThe White SilenceAn Odyssey of the North

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  Guaranteed—Forever! - Products...

  Frank M. Robinson

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  Guaranteed—Forever! by Frank M. Robinson - Manning had spent his life exposing mail order frauds. But Forsythe's outfit topped them all. Its products were too good to exist—yet! 
  Clark Street, just north of Chicago's Loop, was the symbol of a million things, all of them bad, Manning thought. Bumpy paving bricks rutted with street car tracks and bordered on both sides by cheap saloons and quarter-a-night flop houses. Hot summer nights when the drunks clustered like flies on the sidewalks and Newberry Park was crowded with cranks trying to save the world and floozies just trying to make a living in it. Old magazine stores where a nickle bought a copy of an old comic magazine and a five spot bought photographs guaranteed to make a high school kid's eyes pop out. 
  Clark Street, where a thousand and one manufacturing gyp artists had office space. 
  He slowed the car and went through the motions of parking. He jockeyed it in towards the curb. There was a scraping sound, and he cut the motor. 
  "You ought to watch it, Fred," Wheeler said. "You scraped the paint." 
  "It's just a scratch," Manning said quietly. "Just the fender." 
  "You scrape a fender on these models," Wheeler said doggedly, "and you have to get a whole new paint job. It costs money." 
  Manning looked coldly at the fat man sitting next to him. 
  "The government's got money; it can afford it." 
  The fat man shrugged and changed the subject. "How did the biopsy come out?" 
  "I don't know." Somewhere deep inside Manning a dozen tiny hands plucked a pain nerve. "The doctor will send me a report in a couple of days." The doctor had already told him that morning but he didn't want Wheeler to know. "Let's forget it. Who's on the list this time?"

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