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  Ruth Plumly Thompson: GRANDPA IN OZ

  Ruth Plumly Thompson

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  Prince Tatters of Ragbag and Grampa, a former soldier, set out to search for King Fumbo's lost head and a fortune to save the kingdom. Meanwhile, in Perhaps City in the Maybe Mountains the Princess Pretty Good disappears after the prophet Abrog foresees her marrying a monster if she does not marry in four days.  Another great book in the world of Oz.  And with, a live iron weathercock, they visit a Wizard's Garden and discover Urtha, a lovely girl made all of flowers -- and proceed to fall, swim, explode, sail, and fly above and below Oz and Ev.  Grampa and Co. eventually meet Dorothy herself, traveling with a Forgetful Poet in search of the missing princess of Perhaps City who has been condemned to marry a monster!  Ruth Plumly Thompson really hits her stride in this book, telling the OZ story with her own dash and style that will make you smile and outright laugh each chapter. The puns are continuous and those will make you groan!

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  The Ant and the Dove

  Paul A. Lynch

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  One sunny day in the season of summer, Anter the ant was going about his daily business throughout the forest. It was still morning. The sun he knew was going to get hotter than it currently was throughout midday. He often went throughout the forest to get food to eat. His favorite foods to eat were strawberries, sugarcane, bread crumbs, mangos, and anything that was sweet and delicious that could be eaten. 
  Luck was on his side today, as he saw a field with some freshly cut sugarcane. He just liked the sweet taste of it. He knew that the men in the forest and village liked the taste of sugarcane. He knew that it also gave them a lot of energy. As a small ant that was always busy storing up food for a storm, a rainy day, or even a hurricane, he needed lots of energy. He went by the field and started to eat in peace and joy. 

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  The Adventure of Pico the Rabbit

  Jean Tazo

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  Jean Tazo is a passionate storyteller with a love for weaving tales that inspire, entertain, and ignite the imagination. He particularly enjoys telling stories that inspires young mind and teach them important good life values. Moreover, he enjoys sharing his stories with the world. His experiences as a parent have fueled his passion for children's literature, driving him to create engaging and meaningful stories that resonate with young readers. ‘The Adventure of Pico the Rabbit' is Jean's debut children's book, born from his desire to instill important lessons of courage, teamwork, and friendship in young hearts. When he's not writing, Jean enjoys spending time outdoors, exploring nature, and the beautiful Oregon coast, and seeking inspiration for his next adventure.

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  Power Up! Cheat Code Chaos

  David MacPhail

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  STEP INTO A WORLD WHERE VIDEO GAMES ARE REAL! 
  Power Up is a thrilling new series of chapter books packed with action and humour. 
   
  Max Power may seem like an ordinary pre-teen gamer, but he has a BIG secret. Max doesn't just PLAY video games - he LIVES them! Ever since Max discovered a glowing key in his grandad's shed, he has been able to transport himself into Arcadia - an incredible, pixelated planet inhabited by creatures called sprites. 
   
  Max, together with his new friends Sprocket and Jitterbug, must protect Arcadia from a monster called the Glitch. But never fear - they've got the skills, heart, and bravery to take the battle for Arcadia all the way to the FINAL LEVEL! 
   
  IN BOOK TWO OF THIS SERIES... 
  The video-game city called Boom Town is being terrorised by a mashed-up monster that seems partly machine and partly animal. Where did the chimaera come from - and how is it connected to Max's friend, Sprocket? He had better get to the bottom of the mystery before the Glitch's army of villainous viruses arrives. Could the answer lie in the mysterious book of cheat codes given to Max by his grandad? 
   
  An epic adventure for readers aged 7+.

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  Hell's Angels - The Gang's...

  Vines Graener

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  1. The Labor Day Run 
   For the Hell’s Angels, the Labor Day Run was their crowning event—an annual spectacle of chaos and hedonism. It was a time for drinking, fighting, unrestrained indulgence, and drugs. The event could attract anywhere from a couple hundred to a thousand bikers, all coming together for a weekend of pure debauchery. It wasn’t uncommon for the festivities to spiral out of control with violence, reckless behavior, and, in some cases, random fornication. 
  2. The Hell's Angels Emblem 
   The Hell’s Angels are instantly recognizable by their iconic emblem: a winged skull wearing a motorcycle helmet. This patch, often sewn onto the back of a sleeveless denim jacket, is a mark of belonging and defiance. Members typically sport long, wild hair and thick beards, embracing a rugged, untamed look. As a statement of both style and practicality, their belts are sometimes made from motorbike chains—useful not only as accessories but also as makeshift weapons when necessary. 
  3. Oakland: The Heart of the Hell's Angels 
   By 1965, Oakland had firmly established itself as the epicenter of the Hell’s Angels, with the city acting as a base for their growing empire. However, tensions were rising when the Diablos, a rival gang, made a move to challenge the Angels. The conflict escalated after a lone Angel was brutally attacked by the Diablos, prompting the Hell’s Angels to take matters into their own hands. In a swift act of retaliation, the Angels hunted down and beat each member of the Diablo gang, ultimately forcing them to disband.

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  The Legend of Creepy Hollow

  Shana Gorian

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  A weekend in New York State spells trouble for the kids when a vengeful ghost on horseback tears across the countryside under the light of the moon. 
  Noah’s got his hands full, although he doesn’t mind the freedom that a weekend at the Murphy’s apple orchard offers. He’s got farm chores to do and a geocache to locate—an extra credit assignment that might be his only chance at raising his failing history grade. 
  But when its GPS coordinates point toward a massive corn maze smack in the middle of a popular fall festival, the hunt becomes a lot more complicated than he’d imagined, especially when the gang learns of the vengeful nineteenth-century ghost rider haunting the fields. 
  Join this modern-day group of accidental sleuths as they unravel another heart-racing historical mystery in the Tales of the Lost & Found. 
  Recommended for ages 9-12. 
  No graphic violence or language. 
  "Shana Gorian is a master storyteller. This fast-paced adventure has all the right ingredients for a memorable read - great setting, characters, mystery, and a wonderful plot." ~Amazon review 
  "The autumn setting and eerie feel contrast the peaceful nature of the farm with the threats that loom over them. The author skillfully weaves history...teaching about the Harvest and Hunter’s Moon while revealing plot elements. Mystery, coming of age, detectives, and fear...entice middle grade readers to turn each page." ~Children's Author Barbara Mojica

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