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  Short Stories of Cry Babies

  Cry Babies in English, Kitoons...

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  Have fun with the short stories of Cry Babies and their pets, perfect for listening in the car, with the family, anytime, anywhere! Children will have a great time!

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  Soul vs Spirit - Unlocking the...

  Silas Mary

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  In a world brimming with distractions and external pressures, understanding who we truly are can feel like an impossible journey. Soul vs. Spirit: Unlocking the Mystery Behind Your True Identity is a transformative exploration into the deepest parts of the human experience, offering a profound understanding of the difference between the soul and the spirit—and why it matters for your life. 
  Drawing on a mix of ancient wisdom, modern psychology, and spiritual insights, this book takes readers on a step-by-step journey to unravel the complexities of their inner selves. With clarity and depth, Soul vs. Spirit addresses the age-old question: “Who am I really?” It will help you:Discover the fundamental differences between the soul and the spirit, and how they work together to shape your true identity.Uncover how the state of your soul affects every area of your life, from relationships to purpose to inner peace.Learn to align your spirit with your highest self and experience the freedom that comes from living in your truest nature.Gain practical tools for overcoming the spiritual and emotional barriers that hold you back from embracing your authentic self. 
  Whether you are seeking deeper self-awareness, struggling with life’s purpose, or wanting to strengthen your spiritual journey, Soul vs. Spirit offers invaluable wisdom to guide you towards the fullness of who you were always meant to be. 
  Step into your true identity. Your soul and spirit are waiting for you to unlock the mystery within.

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  Andrew's Armor

  Jill Monaco

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  Every boy has a moment where they wonder where their strength comes from. Is it from their muscles or because of who they are in Christ? 
  Andrew’s toy chest is filled with wonderful things — he especially loves to put on his armor which makes him feel brave and strong. He surprises his parents with his bigger-than-life presence, goes on marvelous adventures, and embraces his role as a valiant warrior. 
  But a moment of vulnerability challenges his belief in himself, leading him to doubt his worth. He loses his confidence and questions his strength, bravery, and courage. 
  One morning, Andrew wakes up and finds a sticky note attached to the mirror that reads, “You are fearfully and wonderfully made.” 
  The next day a new note is stuck to his mirror — “Wait for the LORD; be strong, and let your heart take courage.” 
  Each morning begins with anticipation as Andrew rushes to read the new note attached to his mirror. As the years pass, his perspective changes as he is reminded of his true identity as a child of God through these scriptural affirmations. 
  But who is leaving the notes? 
  Join Andrew as he uncovers the mystery and learns the meaning behind the notes he finds on his mirror. 
  With his faith as his guide, he discovers that the greatest strength lies not in the physical armor he wears but in the unwavering love of his heavenly Father. 
  This captivating story will inspire young boys to embrace the transformative power of kindness, forgiveness, and serving others, revealing the true essence of strength and courage. 
  An Activity Guide is also included so you can encourage your child to continue to learn how their strength comes from the Lord.

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  The Princess and the Pea

  Hans Christian Andersen

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  The Princess and the Peas is a classic children's fairy tale. Coming to life with the fantastic narration of James Andrews.

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  The Beast in the Cave

  H.P. Lovecraft

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  The Beast in the Cave by H. P. Lovecraft - Lost in the pitch-black depths of a cave, a man faces the terror of the unknown—until he discovers he’s not alone. A chilling tale of primal fear. 
  The Beast in the Cave began its journey in the spring of 1904, with the final draft completed in April 1905—when H. P. Lovecraft was just 14 years old. The knack for crafting compelling tales at such a young age seems to be a hallmark of truly brilliant authors. The Beast in the Cave was first published in the June 1918 issue of the amateur journalism publication The Vagrant.

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  The Eater of Souls

  Henry Kuttner

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  The Eater of Souls by Henry Kuttner - A short tale of a strange entity on a distant world. 
  They tell it in Bel Yarnak, in a language not of Earth, that a malignant and terrible being once dwelt in that incredible abyss named the Gray Gulf of Yarnak.

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