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  The Daybreak Bond

  Megan Frazer Blakemore

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  Five friends leave their community and embark on an adventure that will change their lives forever in this fascinating utopian saga. Mori and her friends Julia, Benji, and Theo have never seen the world beyond the walls of their utopian community, Old Harmonie. That changes when their new friend Ilana is threatened by the rules that are supposed to keep them all safe. Together they escape, hoping to find help in Boston with Dr. Agatha Varden, one of Old Harmonie's pioneering founders. But as they encounter kids from the outside and face challenges they never expected, Mori and her friends begin to understand the complicated reality of their supposedly perfect world. With the help of these new friends, they just might be able to save Ilana, but at what cost? This thought-provoking sequel to Megan Frazer Blakemore's stunningly imaginative novel, The Firefly Code, gives readers a chance to see our world in a brand new light.

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  Eden?s Money Magic - Learning...

  Quentin Riser

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  Step into the enchanting world of Moneyville, where financial wisdom isn't just for adults. Join Eden, a clever and compassionate cat, as she teaches young minds the magic of money. From checking accounts to credit cards, saving for the future, and even retirement planning, Eden's adventures are filled with fun, practical lessons designed to build smart financial habits early on. With every conversation, Eden guides the kids of Moneyville—and readers everywhere—on a journey toward financial independence, showing that mastering money can be as magical as it is empowering.

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  The Swinging Prince!

  Aimee Hayward

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  The little prince spider monkey isn't your average prince; he isn't in the limelight, he doesn't have any friends, he doesn't wear a crown, but he is nervous; the nerves control him.  So, he spends the majority of his time with his mum, dad and baby sister walking the rainforest. That's how he has always lived, but what if one day he had to break this routine? What if he gets the chance to swing through the tree? Should the Prince brave it, or should he stay and watch? 

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  Wish on a Willow

  Maria Oka

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  If Eloise saves the willow tree, can its magic save her dad? 
   
  Nothing about this summer is what eleven-year-old Eloise expected. Stuck at Gee-pa’s farm, she discovers Mama Willow—an enormous weeping willow whose branches shimmer in the sunlight and whisper with secrets. And when Eloise finds her daddy’s childhood journal tucked away in Gee-pa’s attic, she uncovers something even more unexpected: The tree supposedly holds magic. Eloise isn’t sure she believes the journal’s stories . . . until she begins to see the magic for herself.  
   
  The truth is, Eloise needs a little magic. After her dad’s terrible bike accident—the reason her mom brought her to the farm in the first place—Eloise is weighed down with fear and worry. What if her daddy never gets better? What if their family is changed forever?  
   
  And to make matters worse, a smooth-talking developer announces plans to cut down Mama Willow to build a flashy new event center. Eloise can’t let that happen. With Mama Willow nearby—and two new friends at her side—Eloise holds on to the hope that the willow’s magical leaves can heal her dad. And she will do anything to protect it.   
   
  With the help of her daddy’s journal and the secrets Mama Willow holds, Eloise and her friends race to save the tree before it’s too late. Because this wish is just too big to let go.

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  Forever Friends: The Story of...

  Steve Mainero

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  Forever Friends tells the story of an orphaned elephant who is taken in by an animal sanctuary. Its very first friend is a Golden Retriever named Casy who gives the elephant, Jazz, a sense of comfort and belonging. This lovely children's' novel tells the story of their friendship and adventures as they grow and interact with other animals and human friends. It is a story of everlasting love and friendship.

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  Moon of Memory - Deimos And The...

  Bryce Walton

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  Karl Barstac has one destination left in the solar system. Mars is closed to him, Earth is locked behind the New System’s laws, and deep space is strangled by patrol nets. Only Deimos remains — a barren rock where the mist-like Martians are said to grant dreams to the lost, and where no one returns unchanged. 
  He fights his way to freedom with a weapon he spent ten years building in secret, determined never to be taken alive again. But his escape is interrupted by Marian Sayers, the reckless daughter of one of the system’s richest industrialists. She saves him from certain capture and insists on joining his flight to Deimos. Her fascination with the infamous Barstac seems romantic, almost reckless. He sees her as a convenience, perhaps even a shield. Yet on the lonely approach to the moon, as the red planet falls away behind them, it becomes clear she has her own purpose. 
  Deimos is not a refuge in any simple sense. The Martians who dwell there do not govern with weapons or laws. They work on memory itself. In their drifting cities of vapor and music, old wounds surface, buried childhoods return, and long-forgotten moments take on new weight. For a man who has defined himself by violence, the recovery of happiness may be more dangerous than any prison sentence. 
  Moon of Memory presses its characters into a confrontation neither expected. Barstac believes he has nothing left to lose. Marian believes she understands exactly what she is doing. On Deimos, both are forced to face what cannot be outrun. 
  Bryce Walton published widely in the American science fiction magazine market from the late 1940s through the 1960s. Walton often brought psychological intensity into planetary settings, favoring damaged protagonists placed in morally charged situations. In stories such as The Ultimate World and others, he explored the inner fracture beneath outward adventure.

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