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  Let's Go to School

  Caleb Burroughs

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  It's time for school! Join Ben on his day at school and learn about different subjects and make some new friends, too!

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  Mannon Finds His Feelings

  PhD Yolanda Stanton

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  When Mannon the Manchester’s mother won’t stop working to play with him, he can’t understand why he has such strong feelings. 
  With the help of a wise old Doberman, Mannon learns where his feelings come from, how to recognize them when they’re happening, and how to make choices that lead to a world of happiness and positivity.

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  Gifts from the Garbage Truck - A...

  Andrew Larsen

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  WHAT IF ALL GARBAGE WASN'T GARBAGE? WHAT IF SOME OF IT WAS WORTH KEEPING? 
   
  Sometimes we throw things away when we no longer want or need them. But what if they’re still good? A man named Nelson Molina wondered about this and did something about it. As a sanitation worker in New York City, Nelson saved more than forty-five thousand  
  items from his garbage truck, including toys, musical instruments, and thingamajigs. He gave them new life and shared them with others at the Treasures in the Trash Museum.  
   
  This is a true story about one man who saw the world differently and made things better because of it. It’s about being curious and creative. It’s about reusing and upcycling. It’s a story we can all participate in when we think about the things we (don’t) throw away.

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  Lancelot Biggs Cooks a Pirate -...

  Nelson S. Bond

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  Lancelot Biggs Cooks a Pirate by Nelson S. Bond - "Cooking," explained Biggs, "is simply a matter of chemistry." But he didn't expect that he'd have to prove that statement! 
  The whole trouble started with Slops. Slops wasn't a bad cook, you understand. He just wasn't a cook at all, rightly speaking. He had what you might call a "tapioca complex." It was tapioca for breakfast, tapioca for lunch, tapioca for dinner. Every day. Boiled tapioca, stewed tapioca, even fricasseed tapioca— 
  Ugh! When you hop gravs twice a month on a lugger shuttling between Earth and Venus, you can't get by forever on a diet of ta—that stuff! 
  Anyhow, it finally got to be too much for even an iron-bellied old spacedog like Cap Hanson. So when we pulled into the Sun City airport, Cap said firmly, "You're through, Slops. And I do mean through!" And he kicked our (alleged) chef off the Saturn, along with his clothing, his back pay, his harmonica and his ta—you know what. 
  Which left us way out on the end of a limb, for it turned out that there wasn't a single spaceriding cook dry-docked in Sun City. While the Saturn was taking on its cargo for Earth, pepsin and medical supplies, mostly, with one or two holds full of mekel and clab, the Skipper did his doggonedest to scare up a grub-wrangler. But no soap. 
  An hour before we were scheduled to blast off, he ambled up to my control turret. He plumped himself into my easy chair and scratched his gray pate nervously.

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  Frank and the Masked Cat

  Martha Brockenbrough

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  One night, while Sunny is out for a walk, getting rid of her ya-yas, Frank spies, in a puddle of moonlight, a magnificent cat. She has nifty black paws. A long tail with splendid rings. A mask to hide her identity. 
   
  She is an enigma, which is an extra-beautiful mystery. Frank is smitten. 
   
  With the help of Sunny and a garrulous parrot named Cap’n Keith, Frank makes a plan to declare his undying love at first sight. But aside from hilarious shenanigans, will anything come of it?

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  The Girl at Silver Thistle

  Max Hale

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  Set in the remote desert outpost of Silver Thistle, The Girl at Silver Thistle tells the inspiring story of Nevada Buckley, a spirited young girl navigating adventure, mystery, and the bonds of friendship. When a chance encounter brings her into the world of a railroad superintendent’s enigmatic daughter, Nevada’s resilience and courage are put to the test against the challenges of frontier life. Max Hale’s classic tale blends vivid historical detail, heartwarming relationships, and the quest for belonging—making it a perfect listen for fans of coming-of-age stories and historical fiction. Ideal for young and middle-grade audiences, this audiobook features engaging narration and immersive atmosphere that bring Nevada’s journey to life. Discover the strength of family, friendship, and perseverance in this timeless desert adventure.

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