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  You Can Be a Good Sport...

  Deborah Diesen

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  This audiobook features music and special effects. Listen along and enjoy the fun that is You Can Be a Good Sport, Pout-Pout Fish!Our favorite fish is on the soccer field!Mr. Fish is on a team, but his team does not win the game. All the fish are about to pout! But playing a game isn’t always about who scores the most points—it’s about having fun along the way! Turn little pouts into big smiles with this Beginning Reader about soccer, teamwork, and enjoying the moment featuring the characters from the New York Times–bestselling Pout-Pout Fish series by Deborah Diesen.A Macmillan Audio production from Farrar, Straus and Giroux.

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  Dragon Bedtime Stories For Kids:...

  Ella Swan

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  Send your child soaring with dragons in this exciting magical bedtime ritual! 
  Embark on a whimsical journey into the world of enchanting dragons with “Dragon Bedtime Stories For Kids”.  
  This charming collection of stories transforms your children’s bedtime routine into a captivating yet soothing experience. Author Ella Swan transports young minds to fantastical realms where their dragon-filled dreams come alive!  
  Each story sets a tranquil scene meant to make bedtime a joyous ritual filled with wonder and imagination. 
  Here’s what you and your child will enjoy:  Relaxing Fairy Tales: Immerse your children in delightful dragon fantasies that soothe and calm, creating the perfect atmosphere for a peaceful night’s sleep.Marvelous Dreamscapes: Ella Swan’s storytelling transports young minds to magical landscapes, sparking creativity and fostering a love for the extraordinary.Quality Family Time: Strengthen family bonds as you share these enchanting tales together, creating cherished moments that last a lifetime. 
  And more! 
  Say goodbye to bedtime struggles and hello to a magical journey every night! “Dragon Bedtime Stories for Kids” is your ticket to dreamland, a source of comfort, and a restful escape for your little ones.Want to have your children eager for bedtime? Then embark on a delightful nighttime ritual with “Dragon Bedtime Stories for Kids” today!

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  A Mouse in the House on Easter...

  Mr. Nate Gunter

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  A Mouse in the House on Easter Day Children’s Book takes kids on a journey to learn the reason for Resurrection Sunday -- what some have called Easter. 
  Follow the smallest of creatures through the crowd of elephants from outside and inside a church service. Uniquely learn with a rhyme that captures biblical truths for their lifetime. Help children learn certainty and courage to follow Jesus in a world of rejection. Highlight the annual holiday with humanity’s greatest hero. Deepen their understanding of life, history, Christianity, and the Bible. Guide them to learn that their faith in Jesus matters to the world and how God fulfills his mission to lovingly save sinners.

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  Tofu Quilt

  Ching Yeung Russell

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  A collection of poems telling the story of Yeung Ying, a young girl in Hong Kong in the 1960s who, against the conventions of society and family members, aspires to become a writer 
   
   
   
  Growing up in Hong Kong in the 1960s, Yeung Ying is tired of hearing how important boys are. After all, she can write letters and recite poems as well as—even better than—her boy cousins. 
   
   
   
  Luckily, Yeung Ying's mother thinks "girls and boys are just the same." Despite protests from her husband's family, Ma uses what little money the family has to send her daughter to private school. There Yeung Ying begins to fall in love with books and writing. Combining this new passion with the colorful experiences of her daily life, Yeung Ying discovers that even girls can dare to dream. 
   
   
   
  In her first collection of poems, Ching Yeung Russell captures elements of her youth in rich, vivid snapshots and authentic detail. Listeners of all backgrounds will relate to spirited Yeung Ying, her dynamic family, and her courage in the face of life's obstacles.

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  Happy New Now

  Albert Strasser

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  Meet Jerry, the gentleman as gentle as a mouse—but with a big problem. He’s never happy with the now! Burnt toast, squeaky doors, and creaky windows send him dreaming of a better moment or clinging to one that's already passed. Determined to capture the perfect now, Jerry embarks on a whimsical quest filled with wacky inventions, rainbow jars, and bubbling "Now Machines." A fun rhyming tale about finding joy in the present moment.

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  Unchipped: The Last American - A...

  Joe Fournier

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  In a world increasingly immersed in AI and technological augmentation, we might do well to consider how the not-too-distant future may unfold. From the book's back cover: 
  "They took the world over right before our eyes, using tools that promised to make things better for all of us. We watched it happen. We helped them." -- from my Grandfather's first book, The Last American. 
  Forty three minutes ago, as I was scavenging in what I thought was an abandoned West Ginny mine, a destroyer drone sealed the entrance for no apparent reason. Leaving me to contemplate the end of it all. 
  Not far from where I sit, there is a caricature of bones on the ground. Someone's sick joke, or a homage to the end of life itself. Or perhaps a warning. And then, deeper in the cavern, I hear muffled moans. A faint squeal. A small girl--no, a thirteen year-old woman--emerges. She seems rude at first, but we are fast becoming friends. She is lovely. And special. And soon I learn why she is here, hiding from the privilege she was born into. 
  Am I now to fulfill the prophecy my parents laid upon my head? Do I dare fall into that made-up story in service of a girl I just met? A girl I love right from the start? 
  The journey to Sanctuary cuts across the wilds of West Ginny and through more than a few places where chippers will be watching for whatever reward their masters have levied upon this girl's head. And then through the unnamed revolution that my brother and parents fight. I have longed for adventure, but hoped to nibble at its edges before sinking my teeth full in. But I have taken her under my charge and made her my sister. I have made a promise. 
  And promises must needs be kept

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