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  Good Night Dude Perfect

  Dude Perfect, Kristin Hilbert

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  Read by Garret Hilbert (Purple Hoser). 
  Get ready for bed--Dude Perfect style! Join your favorite sports comedy YouTubers for a fun way to say good night to trick shots, friendly challenges, hilarious characters, world records, and all your favorite things in the DP universe in this entertaining, rhyming bedtime book. 
  Say good night to a busy day along with Dude Perfect in this engaging children’s book. Even the most active child will want to wind down with the Dudes before heading off to a dreamland full of bottle flips and Overtime shows. 
  Good Night, Dude Perfectis for children 4 to 8 and Dude Perfect fans of all ages;lets readers say good night to Cody, Garrett, Cory, Coby, Ty, and Panda;includes nods to memorable Dude Perfect history, tricks, and games; andfeatures fun rhymes. 
    
  Tonight, take a break with Dude Perfect as you look forward to more action tomorrow. Pound it, noggin, see yaaa-wn!

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  Baidya Puraan: MyStoryGenie...

  Manoranjan Bhattacharya

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  The audiobook features a wholesome teenage tale that encapsulates the glorious tradition of Bengali juvenile storytelling, comprising fun-filled banter and caricatured adaptation of pseudo mythology - a perfect gift for the sprouting imaginative minds in their early teens. The title presents the fourth episode in the pseudo-mythology collection titled 'Nutaan Puraan' from the mighty pen of the literary master and scholar - Manoranjan Bhattacharya. The notable episodes in sequential order from this quoted series are - Lanka Kando, Bikarna Parba, Mongol Puraan, Baidya Puraan, Dhekibahoner Kalanka Bhanjan & Yankee Parba. 
  Discover more such Bengali audio stories by typing mystorygenie in the search bar without leaving space between the different English alphabets.

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  Bagpuss - The Giant - Episode 9

  Oliver Postgate, John Faulkner,...

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  Bagpuss, dear Bagpuss, old fat furry cat-puss, wake up, wake up and look at this thing that I bring...Bagpuss, created by Oliver Postgate and Peter Firmin, is no ordinary cat. Bagpuss, the sleepy old cloth cat, lives in a shop owned by Emily, where lost and broken things are brought to be "mended" or given new stories. When Emily brings an object to Bagpuss, he and his friends wake up, ready to discover its secrets. Professor Yaffle shares his wisdom, Madeleine sings, Gabriel plays his banjo, and the mice add their fun ideas. Together, they make the shop a place where forgotten things come to life in the most magical way.Emily brings a small figure of a giant to the shop. Bagpuss and his friends are eager to learn about the giant's story. Professor Yaffle explains the history of giants in folklore, while Madeleine and Gabriel sing about a giant who isn't as scary as he looks. The mice, ever playful, add their own fun twist to the story. We are reminded not to judge others by their appearance, with a mix of music, fun, and Bagpuss's signature magic.

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  Creepy Classics: The Mysteries...

  Gemma Barder

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  Adapted and illustrated edition of The Mysteries of Udolpho at easy-to-read level for a new generation of readers aged 7+.
  
  Emily St Aubert lived a happy childhood in her large home in La Vallee, France. But after tragically losing her parents, a strange sequence of events leads Emily to the mysterious Udolpho Castle. Here, she finds herself unfolding long lost family secrets – ones which threaten to trap Emily

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  Exhibit Piece

  Philip K. Dick

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  Exhibit Piece by Philip K. Dick - As curator of the Twentieth Century Exhibit, George Miller felt that to do a good job he had to live his work. Then, one day, somebody got into his exhibit and he went to investigate... 
  That's a strange suit you have on," the robot pubtrans driver observed. It slid back its door and came to rest at the curb. "What are the little round things?" 
  "Those are buttons," George Miller explained. "They are partly functional, partly ornamental. This is an archaic suit of the twentieth century. I wear it because of the nature of my employment." 
  He paid the robot, grabbed up his briefcase, and hurried along the ramp to the History Agency. The main building was already open for the day; robed men and women wandered everywhere. Miller entered a PRIVATE lift, squeezed between two immense controllers from the pre-Christian division, and in a moment was on his way to his own level, the Middle Twentieth Century. 
  "Gorning," he murmured, as Controller Fleming met him at the atomic engine exhibit. 
  "Gorning," Fleming responded brusquely. "Look here, Miller. Let's have this out once and for all. What if everybody dressed like you? The Government sets up strict rules for dress. Can't you forget your damn anachronisms once in awhile? What in God's name is that thing in your hand? It looks like a squashed Jurassic lizard." 
  "This is an alligator-hide briefcase," Miller explained. "I carry my study spools in it. The briefcase was an authority symbol of the managerial class of the latter twentieth century."

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  Hidden Heroes in Space Exploration

  Dionna L. Mann

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  Blast off to space with astronauts, mathematicians, engineers, and more who defined space exploration. These heroes reached for the stars by flying to the International Space Station and completing groundbreaking calculations that made space travel possible.
  
   
  Discover some of the many contributions women, people of color, immigrants, and people with disabilities made to space exploration. From an engineer in the control room to a mission specialist that went on four space flights, these heroes are transforming how we think of space.

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