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  Savage Galahad

  Bryce Walton

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  Savage Galahad by Bryce Walton - Tons of sinuous muscle, buried in fetid Venusian slime, he knew how to survive. Equipped with an ageless brain and lightning instincts, he also knew how to die! 
  He stirred slightly, the ponderously long, yet smoothly-flowing lines of his body, trembling vaguely with the undulating rhythm of the tall pale watergrass. Dim and monstrous shadows floated past, then suddenly spurted in frenzied speed to devour or be devoured. And the dark blue tint of the swamp water browned in wavering veins of blood. 
  An alien organism had come to his world. Its strange radiations pierced his brain in waves of bizarre beauty. Its uniqueness was disturbing the long sleep he was enjoying in the warm soft slime. A being from a far world, which he read symbolized in her confused mind as EARTH. And facing certain death, she was utterly disoriented with terror. 
  She reacted mentally to his world. The name she applied to it was Venus, Planet of the Morning and that was beauty of expression. She was beauty and so were her thoughts; her world must have been of that nature, too. His world had no beauty anywhere in it; beauty would be alien here, yet he was tired of ugliness. 
  His massive brain circuit contacted hers in its subtle supersonic way, knowing everything she had known or could know, thinking as she thought, reacting as she reacted far above him where she wandered alone along the vaporous fringe of his swamp. And he suddenly realized how alien she really was, for here on his world she was like a bubble floating beneath the surface of his lake, on the edge of countless dangers, confronted by a thousand deaths, but completely unaware of their nearness or exact nature. This was not her world. It would never be a world for her species. And abruptly he wanted to see her, touch her. Touch this beautiful bubble before it burst. For he had never known beauty before, and he was hungry for it.

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  Chicken Chicken (Goosebumps #53)

  R. L. Stine

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  Goosebumps now on Disney+Everyone in Goshen Falls knows about weird Vanessa. She dresses all in black. Wears black lipstick. And puts spells on people. At least, that's what they say.Crystal and her brother, Cole, know they can't believe everything you hear. But that was before they made Vanessa mad. Before she whispered that strange warning, "Chicken chicken."Because now something really weird has happened. Crystal's lips have turned as hard a bird's beak. And Cole has started growing ugle white feathers all over his body...

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  Beginner Level French Short...

  Fluency Pro

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  Learning a new language can seem like an impossible task, but with the help of Beginner Level French Short Stories, you'll feel confident and proud of your abilities in no time! With interesting stories to help you remember key vocabulary, you'll feel like you're improving quickly! Even if you have very little experience with the French language, this book will help you get started and make the most of your learning journey. If you're a beginner, you'll be learning key grammatical terms so you can start writing sentences and reading short stories. If you're an intermediate learner or above, you'll be able to focus on building your vocabulary, improving your pronunciation, and understanding French slang. 
  FEATURES include: 
  •      30 UNIQUE STORIES that will help you to understand the language and build your vocabulary, phrases, grammar and have you speaking like a native in no time! 
  •      EASY, PASSIVE LEARNING: Each story is fairly short, which will help you absorb them in a short amount of time. 
  •      ENGLISH SUMMARIES: Each story comes with an English summary at the end of the chapter. 
  •      COMPREHENSIVE QUESTIONS: At the end of every story, there are multiple choice questions that allow you to test yourself and see if you understood what was going on in the story. These questions also help expand your French vocabulary.

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  The Snail

  Emily Hughes

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  There once was a snail 
  who lived in a shell, 
  and inside his shell, 
  the Snail created wonders. 
  This is the story of Isamu Noguchi, a Japanese American artist who gave the world  
  light. The world, however, was not always so giving in return. 
  This groundbreaking paean to Noguchi’s creativity explores his emotional  
  hardships through the US incarceration of Japanese Americans, the effects of  
  personal isolation, and the power of art to heal those wounds.

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  Toby Wheeler - Eighth-Grade...

  Thatcher Heldring

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  Fans of John Feinstein and Matt de la Peña will love Toby Wheeler's dreams of being a basketball star that Phil Jackson says is "a truly great basketball story." 
   
   
   
  When Toby Wheeler has a chance to join the junior high basketball team, he's eager to prove he can keep up with his best friend, JJ. But practice doesn't go quite as Toby has planned, and when the coach announces the lineup, Toby's hopes of playing ball with JJ are history: he's an eighth-grade benchwarmer! 
   
   
   
  "A truly great basketball story. Every hoops fan will love this book." —Phil Jackson, former head coach of the Los Angeles Lakers and member of the NBA Hall of Fame 
   
   
   
  "With so much written about the friction between girl friends, it's good to have a book that acknowledges that left-out feeling happens to boys, too." —Booklist

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  Gone Fishin'

  Bradley T. Morris, Sauryn Majik,...

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  Join Grandpappy and Kiddo on a wild fishing adventure that takes an unexpected turn, going from bad to worse and worse and worse. This hilarious adventure will have you laughing the whole way through, while reminding us that it’s not what happens to us, but the attitude we have when it happens — and none other to teach us about positivity is good ol’ Grandpappy himself!

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