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  Manzoo - Space Cadet

  Gray Ellis

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  This audiobook is narrated by an AI Voice.   
  We follow Manzoo The Space Cadet across the galaxies afar as he discovers new worlds. Manzoo is suddenly met by an interesting visitor during his journey that may change his course of projection forever.

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  Zombies Ate My Poodle!

  J. A. Whye

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  The night after a zombie virus is released in town, 12-year old Zak wakes up to find his poodle Jeffrey is now a zombie and his parents are missing. With the town in chaos, Zak decides to use the family juggling props to fight the zombies and rescue his parents. (Seriously, he has a plan.)  
  Along the way Zak and Jeffrey team up with Amie and her zombie cat Pookie and plan the rescue together -- only to discover they are too late! Not only have Zak's parents been turned into zombies, but they are King and Queen of the undead and are putting together a zombie army to get Zak.  
  Because they miss him.  
  And are hungry. 
  One chance left — with Amie’s help Zak must get his hands on the rumored zombie cure!

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  Young Lions Attack

  Andrew Mackay

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  Sam, Alan, Alice and Aurora continue to sabotage SS plans to arrest and eliminate a list of targets written in a secret Black Book. The Partisans discover the existence of a shadowy ancient Resistance organization with their own hidden agenda. The Nazis devise a plan to destroy the Hereward guerrillas once for all. Young Lions Attack is the fourth book in the Young Lions series and is a fast-paced, gritty war novel set in an alternative history of the Second World War. The Young Lions series:Young LionsYoung Lions Roar (winner of NGP Publishing Prize 2012)Young Lions Hunt

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  Return of the Library Dragon

  Carmen Agra Deedy

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  In this witty sequel to the beloved classic The Library Dragon, Miss Lotty is finally checking herself out of the Sunrise Elementary School Library, but not before Lotta Scales makes one final, fiery appearance.  
  After 557 years of faithful service, Miss Lotty is retiring from guarding books. But on her very last day, disaster strikes! Someone has ordered all the books to be removed from the library and replaced with machines! It's enough to make Lotty feel a little… dragon-like. After she bursts into a fiery rage, can anything make her shed her scales again?  
  Best-selling author Carmen Agra Deedy's timely and humorous tale continues in this unforgettable sequel with an important message for librarians and students alike.

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  Golf Balls Are Female

  Robert C. Knox

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  I realize that anyone sufficiently intrigued by the title so as to open the cover of Golf Balls Are Female has probably already conjured up some ideas as to its contents. To end the suspense, I will tell you that Golf Balls Are Female is simply about the three greatest pleasures in a man's life-drinking, golf, and the OU-Texas football game. Unfortunately, life requires a lot of living in between these most gratifying of pursuits, so Golf Balls Are Female is also about public humiliation, immaturity, emotional desperation, broken engagements, deceit, stupidity, sexually transmitted diseases, cybersex, lovesick lunacy, divorce, one-night stands, heartache, and partaking of the world's oldest profession. Although there are numerous incidents that stretch to the limits of plausibility, the book is based on real life stories. In fact, bona fide concerns about personal retaliation have convinced me to actually leave out some of the more incriminating details. Some readers may find our humor irreverent, others may deem our lifestyles to border on misogynistic, both would be correct. However, those that read beyond the outrageous behavior will find that Golf Balls Are Female is really about friendship. Most importantly, this book answers one of modern man's most enduring questions-golf balls are definitely female!

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  When a Dragon Moves In

  Jodi Moore

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  If you build a perfect sandcastle, a dragon will move in. And that's exactly what happens to one very lucky boy at the beach. Dad is busy sunbathing and Mom is busy with her book, so the boy and dragon roam the beach together, flying a kite, braving the waves, and roasting marshmallows. But no one believes him when he shares the news of his magnificent dragon: Mom only hears the roar of the ocean, Dad thinks the dragon feather is a seagull feather, and know-it-all sis claims there's no such thing as a dragon. That's when the sandwiches mysteriously disappear, claw prints are found in the brownies, and dragon-giggles erupt from the strangest of places. Heh-heh-heh. Is there truly a mischievous dragon running around on the beach or is someone's imagination running wild? Decide for yourself When a Dragon Moves In.

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