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  Middle School: Too Uncool for...

  James Patterson, Martin Chatterton

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  In this hilarious installment of a #1 New York Times bestselling series, Rafe is finally getting a taste of the cool life—but his problems are red-hot!   Rafe Khatchadorian has never been cool. But all that changes when he becomes the guitarist in an awesome rock band and wrangles a part-time job at Hills Village's trendiest new coffee shop slash yoga studio. No more being at the bottom of the middle school food chain—Rafe is finally going to be popular!   He just has two teeny problems: the awesome rock band is led by none other than the school bully. And the band actually isn't awesome—they absolutely stink, and Rafe has to whip them into shape for the Best Band Competition.   With Rafe's newfound coolness on the line, will he find a way to hit the stage in style, or is he doomed to dorkdom forever?

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  The Story of Shadrach Meshach...

  Jim Tucker

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  The story of Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego, is found in the Book of Daniel chapter 3, it's about 3 young Jewish men, who were brought Captive from Jerusalem to Babylon, they served King Nebuchadnezzar; Nebuchadnezzar built a golden image, and told when the music sounds all the people must bow down and worship this image, or they would be cast into a burning fiery furnace, but Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego, would not, for they were taught from an early age, Idol worship was sin. The King was furious and very angry, so he threw the 3 Hebrew men into the furnace, but God sent His Angel to protect them, King Nebuchadnezzar, said did we not cast 3 into the furnace ? But I see 4 Men walking in there. God thru His Mighty Power Delivered Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego, this Miracle caused the King, to declare a a decree, if any one speaks against the God of Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego they would be severely punished. The Moral of this story is this, when we are Faithful to God, He will work Miracles in our lives.

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  Christmas Every Day

  W.D. Howells

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  This story is about a little girl who loves Christmas so much she gets a fairy to grant her wish for it to be Christmas every single day. She quickly discovers that having endless turkey, presents, and candy isn't quite the paradise she imagined, as the non-stop celebration starts to cause some serious problems!

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  7 Choices for a Better Tomorrow...

  Graham Varclay

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  7 Choices for a Better Tomorrow: A Simplified Guide with Clear Explanations 
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  Are you looking to advance your career and solidify your knowledge for a successful future?  
  Seeking a comprehensive guide that encompasses all the necessary elements to make informed, faith-driven choices? 
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  This audiobook is your ultimate companion for deepening your understanding, applying your skills, and engaging in hands-on exercises. With this, you're set for success. 
  Key features of this enriching guide: 
  - Profound insights about empowering your future with faith-driven choices 
  - Detailed explanations on making life-improving decisions 
  - Effective strategies for preparation and personal growth 
  Our guide stands out through its thorough coverage, which is crucial for your success. Concepts aren't merely touched upon; they are explored in-depth with precision. 
  Please note that this guide is an independent resource crafted for your benefit, free from affiliations with any specific organizations. 
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  When the Mapou Sings

  Nadine Pinede

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  Sixteen-year-old Lucille hopes to one day open a school alongside her best friend where girls just like them can learn what it means to be Haitian: to learn from the mountains and the forests around them, to carve, to sew, to draw, and to sing the songs of the Mapou, the sacred trees that dot the island nation. But when her friend vanishes without a trace, a dream—a gift from the Mapou—tells Lucille to go to her village’s section chief, the local face of law, order, and corruption, which puts her life and her family’s at risk.  
  Forced to flee her home, Lucille takes a servant post with a wealthy Haitian woman from society’s elite in Port-au-Prince. Despite a warning to avoid him, she falls in love with her employer’s son. But when their relationship is found out, she must leave again—this time banished to another city to work for a visiting American writer and academic conducting fieldwork in Haiti. While Lucille’s new employer studies vodou and works on the novel that will become Their Eyes Were Watching God, Lucille risks losing everything she cares about—and any chance of seeing her best friend again—as she fights to save their lives and secure her future in this novel in verse with the racing heart of a thriller. 
  Infused with magical realism, this story blends first love and political intrigue with a quest for justice and self-determination in 1930s Haiti.

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  The Thing Is

  Andrew Carter

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  Andrew Carter is a man in his thirties with a wife and child, greying hair and a tendency to go to bed before 10pm. 
  His second book, The Thing Is, is a collection of charming and hilarious tales about all that went on before. 
  From a childhood where he cheated in chess tournaments and tough kids stole his SNES games, he grows into an adolescence including dalliances with drink and drugs, attempts at punk rock stardom and an overwhelming desire to look cool in front of girls. 
   Wanderlust takes him across the globe where there’s a spot of bother in Bolivia, Australia in a battered van, a police chase in the Greek mountains and a stint as a minor celebrity in Hong Kong 
   There are late nights and fistfights, Sunday league struggles, call centre hell, a campus love story and a whole lot more. 
   Like a perfect conversation with your pals in the pub, you’ll feel fuzzy with nostalgia, wince in recognition and laugh out loud.

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