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  प्रभाष र हराएको स्वर -...

  Sirjana Didi

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  A magical Nepali adventure for children ages 3–8. 
  When young Prabhas loses the sound of his beloved flute, he sets out on a brave journey into the dark forest. Along the way, he meets a Fluffy Rabbit whose voice has also been stolen, and together they face a mischievous monster who has captured all the sounds of nature inside glowing bottles. 
  Can Prabhas and his Fluffy Rabbit friend bring back the voices of the forest? 
   This heartwarming story blends music, friendship, courage, and a touch of Nepali magic — while teaching children that true beauty lies in sharing, teamwork makes challenges easier, and friendship can even change a monster’s heart. 
  आवाज हराएको बाँसुरी is part of सिर्जना दिदीका कथाहरु – Adventures of Prabhas, written and narrated by Sirjana Didi. As a mother of two, she brings back the missing Nepali children’s stories online, helping kids everywhere — especially those growing up abroad — stay connected to their culture, nature, and values.

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  The Efficient Inventive (Often...

  Alexis O'Neill

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  Melvil Dewey loved order (Organize mother’s jelly jars), efficiency (Why spell his name Melville when Melvil has fewer letters and sounds the same?), and keeping records (Height! Weight! Earnings!).  
   
  Melvil also loved books and numbers and decimals. When he realized every library organized their books differently (Size! Title! Color!), he wondered if he could invent a system all libraries could use to ORGANIZE them EFFICIENTLY. 
   
  A rat-a-tat speaker, Melvil was a persistent (and noisy) advocate for FREE public libraries. And he made enemies along the way as he pushed for changes. (Like his battle to establish the first library school with WOMEN as students.) Through it all he was EFFICIENT, INVENTIVE, and often ANNOYING as  
  he made big changes in the world of public libraries—changes still found in the libraries of today!

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  Lost Sci-Fi Books 206 thru 210 -...

  Arthur C. Clarke, Ray Bradbury,...

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  Lost Sci-Fi Books 206 thru 210 - Five Vintage Sci-Fi Short Stories from the 1930s, 40s, 50s and 60sThe Colour Out of Space by H. P. LovecraftBirkett’s Twelfth Corpse by August DerlethCastaway by Arthur C. ClarkeThe Veldt by Ray BradburyThe Small Bears by Gene L. Henderson

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  Reiko's Team

  Megan Borgert-Spaniol

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  Are you a good teammate? Do you try your best? Do you follow rules and play fair? 
  Explore these and other ways to be a good sport with these fun books! 
  Reiko is the goalie for her soccer team. By being a good teammate, she helps her team score! Pairs with the nonfiction title Being a Good Teammate.

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  Eddy the Farting Pug - Crazy...

  Jeffrey Blatt

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  A fart-tastic adventure through the sky – Eddy and Corky are learning to fly! 
  Eddy the Pug loves napping, eating marshmallows, and exploring with his friend Corky the Corgi. But all those things cause a most unfortunate side-effect for Eddy: if he’s excited, frightened or even extra happy, out comes a fart, fast and snappy! 
  Poor Corky suggests they go in search of fresh air, but when the friends encounter some hang gliders on the hillside, Eddy and Corky embark on a trip that takes them a little further from home than they’d planned. 
  At first, things look like they’re going to take a turn for the dangerous, but then Eddy’s farts save the day in spectacular fashion! 
  A hilarious rhyming book that will have kids (and adults!) giggling at Eddy’s windy adventures. This fart-filled tale is sure to become a beloved family listening.

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  The Ghost Next Door

  R. L. Stine

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  From the New York Times–bestselling Goosebumps series, a tween makes friends with the kid living in an abandoned house next door and suspects he’s a ghost. 
   
  Hannah’s neighborhood has just gotten a little—weird. Ever since that new boy moved in next door. But when did he move in? Wasn’t the house empty when Hannah went to sleep the night before? Why does it still look so deserted? She’s not getting any answers from her new neighbor. He just keeps disappearing in the oddest ways. And he’s so pale. . . . Is Hannah being haunted by . . . the ghost next door?

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