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  Sweet Enough

  Cutzy

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  The sweetshop had been bought by the retired science professor, Professor Pear Drop; did he have enough experience to be able to turn it around from an uninspiring sweet shop into a great success? 
  What were his plans for the sweet shop and would he be able to make a go of it? 
  Follow Professor Pear Drop and his special task force as they are called upon to undertake candy-coated adventures! 
  Meet Ben, Lanky and the rest of the task force who are only a lucky dip away from another adventure!

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  Oakleaf Academy: First Day at...

  Melody Lockhart

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  Welcome to Oakleaf Academy, the boarding school at the end of the rainbow. Fairies, pixies, sprites, and other magical "smallfolk" come here to learn, play, and make lifelong friends. 
   
  This charming and relatable chapter book series blends together ingredients that guarantee a truly magical brew: 
   
  • The hijinks and misadventures of traditional boarding school stories. 
  • The ups and downs of real schoolgirls' friendships. 
  • A generous sprinkling of mystery and adventure! 
   
  Ideal for readers aged 7+. 
   
  IN THIS STORY... 
   
  When Poppy arrives by owl-bus for her first day at Oakleaf Academy, she's feeling nervous. Having always lived in a human town, she's never seen so many magical creatures in one place! But she soon makes friends with Jessamy, a talkative sprite, and Lily, an artistic fairy. 
   
  Getting to know some other members of the class, such as sharp-tongued Azalea, is harder. But could their unfriendly attitudes be covering up a larger secret? 
   
  When a midnight feast results in the unexpected discovery of a mysterious map, Poppy, Jessamy, and Lily are flung headlong into an adventure that will take them into the mysterious old tunnels beneath the school, and beyond.

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  How I Got My Shrunken Head...

  R. L. Stine

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  Goosebumps now on Disney+!What has two eyes, a mouth, and wrinkly green skin? Mark's shrunken head! It's a present from his Aunt Benna. A gift from the jungle island of Baladora.And Mark can't wait to show the kids at school!But late one night the head starts to glow. Because it's actually no ordinary head. It gives Mark a strange power. A magical power. A dangerous power...Now with all-new bonuses including an author interview, gross-out facts, and more!

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  The Power Of Worship -...

  Apostle

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  "Power of worship by Apostle M.B. Joshua is a soul-stirring call to experience the transforming power of worship. The cover’s radiant flame symbolizes a heart ignited by divine love, burning brightly through a life surrendered to God. With every page, this book invites readers to enter deeper intimacy with God, where true worship unlocks healing, passion, and purpose.

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  Sammy and the Stolen Paintings:...

  Charlie P. Brooks

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  The second warm and brilliantly funny family comedy told from the perspective of Sammy the sniffer dog – perfect for younger readers aged 7 and up 
  Setterpoo Sammy has a BRILLIANT sense of smell. She can sniff out ANYTHING. 
  When Sammy uncovers a FAKE forged painting and is dognapped by villain Monsieur de Noir, she needs Best Human Friend, Beanie, Robin the sheepdog and Mogpuss the cat to help her out. 
  Together the friends must launch a rescue mission to find Sammy in Paris, and recover the REAL painting before it’s too late. 
  For fans of Jen Carney (The Day My School Got Famous), Katie Kirby (The Mega-Complicated Crushes of Lottie Brooks), Honor And Perdita Cargill (Diary of an Accidental Witch), Beth Garrod (The Unfortunate Wishes of Nelly Young), and Rachel Renee Russell (Dork Diaries). 
  HarperCollins Children’s 2025

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  A Pigsty Oh My! - How kids clean...

  Mr. Nate Gunter

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  A Pigsty Oh My! Children’s Book is a fun, memorable way for kids to clean their rooms! Let helpful and healthy instruction motivate kids with love to be responsible. 
  A subtle rhythm and rhyme with funny pig illustrations in a disastrous room brings sometimes a heated situation to light and a loving solution. Let helpful, healthy instruction motivate kids with love to be responsible. Reintroduce value and virtue into society from the family. Train up children to be respectful to their parents and understand the reasons for chores and character. Let the next generation learn life management and to be focused, undistracted, and completing tasks. Guide them to be caring, considerate, and correctable. Help children live honorably and loving among others beyond their room!

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