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  The Blonde From Barsoom

  Robert F. Young

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  The Blonde From Barsoom by Robert F. Young - The Tarks were attacking, the bosomy princess was clinging to him in terror, and Harold Smith realized he was at the end of his plot-line. What a dilemma! And what an opportunity!! 
  For the most part, all Harold Worthington Smith's Martian stories ever netted him were standard rejection slips, but every now and then one or another of the editors to whom he submitted them would pen him a brief note to the effect that his writing indicated an unusually vivid imagination. However, they invariably added, his dialogue was stilted, his heroines were dimensionally impossible, and his stories were wish-fulfillment reveries in a Burroughs vein—unredeemed, unfortunately, by Burroughs' high-flown puritanical idealism. 
  Harold agreed with them wholeheartedly on point no. 1. Thanks to his ability to achieve total identification with his protagonists, he did have an unusually vivid imagination. Take this very minute, for instance: His main character—Thon Carther the Earthman—was standing on the ocher moss of the Martian dead-sea bottom beside the big-breasted blond princess whom he had rescued from Tarkia some two thousand words ago, fearlessly awaiting the oncoming horde of Tarks. But it wasn't really Thon Carther who was standing there, it was Harold Worthington Smith—a tall, tanned and handsome Harold Worthington Smith, to be sure, but Harold Worthington Smith just the same. 
  On points no. 2 and 3, however—be it said forthwith—he did not agree. He had, moreover, written to the editors in question and said so. A Burroughs influence, he had said, was an essential ingredient in the makeup of any science-fiction writer, and he was reasonably certain that he didn't exhibit one any more than half a dozen other scribes he could name.

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  Mizzi Mozzi And The...

  Alannah Zim

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  In the magical land of Mizzipotazia, Mizzi Mozzi and her friends Lekko and Flip-Flop eagerly await the spectacular Mopera performance starring the renowned Donna-Diva Karaia Maraia and her dazzling Sparklee-Diamantee Dress. When Donna-Diva's carriage gets stuck in the mud, the trio devises a clever plan to use the dress as a kite to free it. Although they succeed, the dress gets lost in the sky, threatening to cancel the show.

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  May Takes the Lead

  Bonnie Bryant

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  Schwartzi and the Secrets of the...

  Ela Tem

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  "Schwartzi and the Secrets of the Northern Lights" is not your average audiobook. It's a heartwarming musical that will take you on an unforgettable emotional journey filled with love and magic. Get ready to immerse yourself in this sensory experience by putting on your best headphones, closing your eyes, and letting your imagination soar. 
  Schwartzi is a cute and spirited pup who loves her life in Schwartzenberg, a charming German town. She often daydreams about exploring new places and chasing after the Northern Lights, her ultimate desire. But as much as she dreams of it, she knows it is impossible for a dog like her. That is until one day, when she dozes off into a wondrous dream that takes her to an adventure of a lifetime. 
  In her dream, Schwartzi receives a special gift - a scarf and boots that hold a promise of taking her to the North Pole. With a pure excitement and open heart, Schwartzi sets off on a journey full of wonders and enchantment, surrounded by friends and guides who teach her valuable lessons along the way. But will she be able to manifest her deepest desire of witnessing the Northern Lights? And what secrets do the Northern Lights hold? Join Schwartzi on this thrilling adventure filled with unexpected discoveries, curiosity and magic. 
  Through its captivating narrative accompanied by the beautiful musical pieces by Jason Shaw, listeners are introduced to the basic principles of the Universal laws and the concept of manifestation.  
  Narrated by Ela Tem along with her husband William, who portrays Pop in the story, this book is perfect for young listeners aged 6 and above who seek an uplifting bedtime tale to spark imagination. It's also a delightful story for grown-ups looking for a dose of charm and cuteness, or to reconnect with their inner child.

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  The Lurking Fear

  H.P. Lovecraft

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  Something is killing the hill folk in the Catskills, and our intrepid narrator is determined to find out what it is. What he finds is much, much more than he bargained for.

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  Tizzy the Dizzy Dreidel

  Allison Marks, Wayne Marks

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  Tizzy the dreidel has a problem.
   
  Spinning makes her dizzy. But with encouragement from a little girl, Tizzy bravely sets out on an eight-day spinning Hanukkah adventure all around the house!

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