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  Do Not Speak To Strangers

  John Costanza

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  Barney and Ricky’s teacher talked about speaking to strangers and how dangerous that could be. Unfortunately Barney wasn’t paying attention and on the way home Ricky had to remind Barney what their teacher had said.

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  Abraham Lincoln and the Heart of...

  Jim Weiss

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  The laughter, tragedy and astonishing triumphs in this storytelling biography of Abraham Lincoln will entertain and inspire listeners as they experience touching personal moments, Lincoln's famous wit, great ethical issues, military battles, and the complete Gettysburg address.  Jim Weiss' spirited narration will remind children and adults alike why Lincoln holds a special place in American history and in our hearts.

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  Flappy The Pigeon Who Overcame...

  Martha Begley Schade

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  Flappy the pigeon is born with abnormally long wings that flap too loudly when he tries to fly. He frightens everyone with the loud clapping that results. He is asked not to fly and all the others start to bully him. When he rises to the challenge to try help save the princess, he realises that by believing in his inner strength and not let the bullies win, he can overcome all of this. He even wins a medal of bravery!  
  Galway Fairytales are a range of books that aim to nurture children's wellbeing through Irish storytelling. These books enable discussions on topics such as bullying, friendships, kindness, teamwork, finding your source of good guidance in life, persevering as a friend, the importance of saying sorry and owning up to wrongdoing, the limits to pranking others, social inclusion, family breakup and coping with anxiety. Each story comes complete with a discussion list and sets of interesting facts about some character or aspect in the story.  
  Flappy is the first book of the Merlin Fairy Series and comes complete with a discussion list as well as interesting ideas about pigeons.  
  Social-emotional learning through enjoyable Irish stories.  
  "If you want your children to be intelligent, read them fairy tales. If you want them to be more intelligent, read them more fairy tales." Albert Einstein

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  The Venus Evil - Paradise...

  Chester S. Geier

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  The Venus Evil by Chester S. Geier - In the sweet Venusian spring, when iridescent butterflies swarmed and deer-things scampered, it was both necessary and good for Richard Farris to kill George Pearce. 
  Chester S. Geier is a lesser-known science fiction author who contributed to the genre primarily during the mid-20th century. His works often appeared in pulp magazines, where he explored themes of space exploration, futuristic technology, and human interaction with alien species. Geier’s storytelling style combined imaginative world-building with a focus on the psychological and ethical dilemmas faced by his characters. Although his work did not achieve widespread fame, Geier is remembered for his ability to craft engaging, thought-provoking stories that resonated with dedicated sci-fi readers. His contributions to the genre reflect the optimism and curiosity of the early space age, offering a glimpse into the hopes and fears of a rapidly changing world.

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  Lights Camera Cook!

  Charise Mericle Harper

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  A zesty series for fans of kids' cooking competitions! It's "lights, camera, cook!" for four tween contestants—energetic Tate, charming Rae, worldly Caroline, and hyper-competitive Oliver—who are all about to enter a televised cooking competition. 
   
   
   
  What will the kids cook up? How will they all get along on- and off-camera? Which junior chef will have the grit—and maybe the grits—to make it through each challenge? And which junior chef will have to hang their apron up for good? 
   
   
   
  Bonus: Includes real cooking techniques for the aspiring young chef!

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  King and Kayla and the Case of...

  Dori Hillestad Butler

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  Raj can’t find his cat. The cat’s name is Blue, but he is actually a gray cat with dark stripes and yellow eyes. Blue doesn’t go outside, and all the doors were closed. Where could Blue be? 
   
  What does Kayla know? 
  1. Raj hasn’t seen Blue since yesterday morning. 
  2. Blue didn’t eat his dinner last night. 
  3. The door to the roof deck may have been open. 
   
  What does King know? 
  Blue looks like Cat with No Name. 
  How will they solve the mystery?

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