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  The Warrior’s Path - Embracing...

  Silas Mary

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  In a world that often feels like an unending battlefield, every believer faces battles—both seen and unseen—that threaten to steal their peace, joy, and purpose. The Warrior’s Path: Embracing God’s Armor for a Life of Triumph is a powerful call to arms for those ready to step into the victorious life God has promised. 
  In this transformative book, you’ll discover how to equip yourself with the full armor of God, as described in Ephesians 6:10-18. Each chapter delves into the profound spiritual truths behind the helmet of salvation, the shield of faith, the sword of the Spirit, and more. Author [Your Name] blends biblical wisdom with real-life application to show you how to fight spiritual battles with unwavering confidence and purpose. 
  Through insightful teachings, powerful testimonies, and practical exercises, The Warrior’s Path will:Empower you to stand firm in your faith, no matter the storm.Help you understand and activate the full armor of God in your daily life.Strengthen your spiritual resilience, enabling you to rise above every challenge.Equip you with the tools to conquer fear, doubt, and discouragement, and walk in God’s victory. 
  Whether you’re facing personal trials, spiritual warfare, or just the daily struggles of life, this book will inspire and equip you to live as a warrior in God’s Kingdom—one who fights not for victory, but from victory. 
  Step into your calling, take up the armor, and embrace the warrior’s path for a life of unshakable triumph.

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  When Good Geeks Go Bad

  Catherine Wilkins

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  A laugh-out-loud take on early teenage life by the author of My Best Friend and Other Enemies.
  When Ella's dad refuses to let her have cool school shoes or stay up later than 9:30, Ella decides to take things into her own hands. Being good hasn't got her anywhere, so why not try being bad for a while? It certainly looks a lot more fun and what's a few detentions here and there? But going bad is a slippery slope and soon things are starting to spiral out of control. Can Ella get things back on track? Or is she going to end up with egg on her face?
  A brilliantly funny new story from Catherine Wilkins, stand-up comedian and author of the much-loved 'My Best Friend and Other Enemies' series.

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  Haunting with the Stars...

  R. L. Stine

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  This is Slappy's world -- You only scream in it!Space-obsessed Murphy Shannon is pumped that his 6th grade class is visiting the Rayburne Observatory. Except, being a know-it-all means he's totally bored with the lectures he has to sit through. So when classmates Orly and Cleo say they should explore on their own, Murphy sneaks out with them. But when they come face-to-face with the strange Dr. Rayburne and his experiments, they realize they may be in way over their heads. A grand adventure in space may be in store for them, if they can survive...

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  The Woman Who Lived In A Shoe -...

  L. Frank Baum

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  Yes, her house did look like a shoe and she did have a LOT of children (actually they were all her grandchildren so don't judge her) and she often did not know what to do. But she was a prudent and loving lady who took all 16 of them in and they somehow managed to not just grow, but thrive and grow healthier on the little food she could afford. That and of course the spanking they all got to help them grow.  Perhaps it was the love that she gave them all with great abundance. She may be short on food and their beds may be cramped and their clothes patched and old, but there was never a lack of love for any of them in her 'shoe' home. 
  This story finally gives us the 'true' facts of how this all came about, both how she had so many children to care for and how her house gradually came to resemble a gigantic shoe. You know you want to know how this happened, don't you? I certainly did and am much happier now that it is all explained fully and neatly. Give it a listen!

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  Letters to a Dog

  Piers Torday

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  Letters from a longed-for pet provide comfort and entertainment for a lonely boy in a heartfelt and gently humorous tale from bestselling author Piers Torday. 
  Jamie is in hospital waiting for a life-changing operation. And to make a difficult time even harder, he’s fallen out with his dad and refuses to speak to him when he comes to visit. 
  To keep his spirits up, nurse Shirley suggests he writes a letter to the dog he desperately wants to adopt from the local dog home. But imagine his surprise when Dog writes back! 
  Particularly suitable for readers aged 9+ with a reading age of 8. 
  In this heartwarming fiction, Jamie's journey of emotions and feelings is beautifully intertwined with the themes of family and health. The story, suitable for young adults and children, explores the unique bond between a boy and his dog, making it a top pick for animal lovers. 
  For fans of Roland Smith (The Wildes), Rodman Philbrick (We Own the Sky), Peter Brown (The Wild Robot), Katherine Rundell (The Explorer), and Abi Elphinstone (Ember Spark and the Frost Phoenix). 
  HarperCollins 2025

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  Slave of Eternity

  Roger D. Aycock

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  Slave of Eternity by Roger D. Aycock - An eye for an eye, a tooth for a tooth ... these were the familiar laws of man—Far more fiendish was Heric's punishment—eternal life for the death he'd taken! 
  "You have no choice," the patrolman said. "The Council sends for you." 
  He moved across the veranda of Heric's cottage, bulking dark against the sky-glow of Nyark the first city. On the slope of lawn below stood his copter, its beetle-black shell glistening faintly in the starshine. 
  Heric stood rigid with alarm in his doorway, still holding the book he had been reading. The night-wind ruffling his hair and the homely sounds from the kitchen where Marta prepared their evening meal made his danger doubly fantastic. 
  "They've found out somehow about my dreams," Heric said. "They'll put me through the adjuster and I'll come out of it—someone else. I won't go!" 
  He was a mild man, overseer of the cereal grain fields outside Nyark the first city, holding the confidence of his superiors and the respect of his workers. He and Marta had been happy in the quiet eddy of their isolation, until the dreams came. 
  The patrolman took a gleaming silver shock-cone from his belt. "I am sorry, Arnol Heric. You must come with me." 
  Stark panic made Heric drop his book and strike out wildly, smashing a fist into the officer's face. The patrolman staggered back, teetered for balance on the veranda's edge and fell heavily. The sound of his head striking the stone walkway below was as definite as the thud of a dropped melon. 
  Heric went down the steps and knelt to feel the man's limp wrist. There was no pulse. He put an ear to the slack lips, and there was no breath. Shock numbed him and drove his thoughts into strange, tortured channels. 
  "I've killed him," he said.

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