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  Yopie

  Jay Mooney

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  Yopie is a story of hopes, dreams, and opportunity for growth... There is a multitude of cliches involved in this story. But the one to make mention of!! I would rather be "lucky" than good. My dad just couldn't get a break. Oh and without humor you got nothin'

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  Children's Stories on a Journey...

  Penny Wobbly

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  Hello Everyone 
  I have recorded, Poems and Short Stories about real animals, 
  with a few fairytale additions to add to your fun and enjoyment. 
  Some are true and others have a slight fun twist. 
  I do hope you enjoy listening to them.  
  Penny Wobbly of WobblingPen

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  Whispers of Willow Pond - A...

  Trevor Hanes

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  Whispers of Willow Pond is a spellbinding middle-grade fantasy that masterfully blends mystery, time travel, and the eerie allure of a magical pond. When Stella and Tom move into a creaky old house near the enigmatic Willow Pond, they stumble upon a buried boat, a whispering mist, and a diary from 1923. Guided by a muddy dog and mysterious symbols, the siblings uncover hidden tunnels, ancient secrets, and a time-warping journey that thrusts them into the past. Alongside Edward, a boy from another era, they race against sinister forces to protect a magical relic—the heart of the pond—that connects generations. This atmospheric tale is perfect for young readers who love puzzling clues, loyal sibling dynamics, and adventures that bend the fabric of time itself.

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  Anne Bradstreet

  Simonetta Carr

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  Did you know that the first published poet in America was a woman? As an American colonist, Anne Bradstreet’s poems give us a unique window into early colonial life. In this Christian Biography for Young Readers, Simonetta Carr shows us how Bradstreet overcame opposition from those who thought only men should write to produce beautiful poetry that encourages the church today. Complete with excerpts from her writings, Bradstreet’s story will remind you of the beauty of God’s creation, His faithfulness, and His unfailing promises.

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  Arm of the Law - Steel and...

  Harry Harrison

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  Arm of the Law by Harry Harrison - At one time—this was before the Robot Restriction Laws—they'd even allowed them to make their own decisions.... 
  It was a big, coffin-shaped plywood box that looked like it weighed a ton. This brawny type just dumped it through the door of the police station and started away. I looked up from the blotter and shouted at the trucker's vanishing back. 
  "What the hell is that?" 
  "How should I know?" he said as he swung up into the cab. "I just deliver, I don't X-ray 'em. It came on the morning rocket from earth is all I know." He gunned the truck more than he had to and threw up a billowing cloud of red dust. 
  "Jokers," I growled to myself. "Mars is full of jokers." 
  When I went over to look at the box I could feel the dust grate between my teeth. Chief Craig must have heard the racket because he came out of his office and helped me stand and look at the box. 
  "Think it's a bomb?" he asked in a bored voice. 
  "Why would anyone bother—particularly with a thing this size? And all the way from earth." 
  He nodded agreement and walked around to look at the other end. There was no sender's address anywhere on the outside. Finally we had to dig out the crowbar and I went to work on the top. After some prying it pulled free and fell off. 
  That was when we had our first look at Ned. We all would have been a lot happier if it had been our last look as well. If we had just put the lid back on and shipped the thing back to earth! I know now what they mean about Pandora's Box. 
  But we just stood there and stared like a couple of rubes. Ned lay motionless and stared back at us. 
  "A robot!" the Chief said. 
  "Very observant; it's easy to see you went to the police academy." 
  "Ha ha! Now find out what he's doing here."

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  Active Minds Kids Ask About...

  Kenn Goin

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  Have you ever wondered which predators swallow their prey whole? Or which ones eat their victims while they’re still alive? Explore this exciting book for answers to questions you’ll be glad we asked—plus “Did You Know?” fun facts.

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