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  Who Left the Poo

  Brady Hodge

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  In this hilarious and entertaining children's book, a group of kindergarten crayons band together to solve the ultimate mystery: who left the poo in the classroom bathroom? With colorful illustrations and a fun storyline, young readers will love following along with the crayons as they highlight clues and lead students to infer for themselves to ultimately uncover the culprit behind the mischievous deed. Perfect for parents and teachers looking for a light-hearted and silly story to share with their little ones, Who Left the Poo? is sure to bring a smile to everyone's face. Get ready for a wild ride filled with laughter and adventure!

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  Fiasol never gives up

  Kristín Helga Gunnarsdóttir

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  Fíasól is a ten-year-old fixer. And more than that—she’s the head of her own Rescue Squad. Ingó is special advisor to the squad. He’s two years older than Fíasól, but that doesn’t matter. They’re the best of best friends. Even so, Ingó will sometimes say things like: “You’ll get it one day, Fíasól, when you’re my age.” 
  	Fíasól lives in a little room—The Nook, she calls it—in a house on a street called Green Lane in a town called Grassville. She lives with her mom and dad. She also lives with her sister Bidda, who is a seventeen-year-old mirror connoisseur. Bidda owns thirty-seven mirrors that hang all over her room. The mirrors are long and skinny, short and wide, gilded with gold-leaf and adorned with pearls. There are mirrors fitted with magnifying glasses and mirrors with little lights on them. All day, she inspects herself in her mirrors, applying color and sweeping brushes across her face like the most accomplished of painters. Coach Lolli is often in Bidda’s room, too, but then, she locks the door.  
  	Fíasól also lives with her sister Pippa. Pippa is a thirteen-year-old book junkie. She can read while walking, eating—even biking and swinging. That’s not very safe, though. A lot has changed on Green Lane. But Fíasól always has plenty to do. That hasn’t changed at all.  
  	“I really have way too much to do,” she says. “The Rescue Squad puts a lot of stress on me—it’s an awful lot of work. Which is why I don’t have time to pick up my room. When I don’t have anything left to do, I’ll pick up.” 
  	Bidda says that Lolli isn’t her boyfriend. She says he’s just a friend who is helping with her homework. 
  	“You know, that’s strange,” says Dad. “Peculiar that you need so much help with your homework all of a sudden.” 
  	“They hold hands,” murmurs Pippa, looking up from the book she’s reading with her mouth full during dinner. “I’ve seen them when they’re getting off the bus.”

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  My Happy Life

  Rose Lagercrantz

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  A New York Times Notable book and first in the acclaimed series for beginning readers. 
  
  Dani is probably the happiest person she knows. She’s happy because she’s going to start school. Dani has been waiting to go to school her whole life. Then things get even better—she meets Ella Frida by the swings. After that, Dani and Ella Frida do everything together and become best friends. But then something happens that Dani isn’t prepared for…
  
  A perfect first chapter book for children aged five and up, full of social-emotional learning and sweet and funny illustrations, from one of the world’s greatest illustrators, Eva Eriksson.
  
  Young independent readers who like Kate DiCamillo or the Ivy & Bean series will be hooked on the 7-book series once they start. 
  
  "If only all early chapter books were this beautifully conceived."—The New York Times
  
  Rose Lagercrantz is a popular Swedish author of books for children as well as for adults. She has received many of the top Swedish literary awards, including the August Prize and the Astrid Lindgren Prize.
  
  Praise for My Happy Life
  
  "Working beautifully with the text and usually given more space on the page, these sensitive ink drawings feature clean lines that express emotions through every character’s stance, gesture, and expression. A quietly compelling book for young readers."—Booklist, Starred 
  
  “Sweet and salty – umami for the emerging reader.”—The Horn Book
  
  Read all the My Happy Life series:
  My Heart is Laughing
  When I Am Happiest
  Life According to Dani
  See You When I See You
  Where Dani Goes, Happy Follows
  All’s Happy That Ends Happy

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  The Polite Pirate and the Good...

  Little Lantern Publishing

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  Dive into "The Polite Pirate and the Good Manners Island," an enchanting tale that teaches children the value of politeness and good manners. In this charming story for 3-6 year olds, we meet Sam, a curious little boy who embarks on an extraordinary adventure with Captain Bow and a crew of jolly pirates. 
  Sam, though small and young, quickly becomes an essential part of the pirate crew. Their journey takes them to the mystical Good Manners Island, a place where politeness is the greatest treasure. Along the way, The little pirates help Sam learn the magic of 'please', 'thank you', and 'excuse me', showing him that being polite is more rewarding than any chest of gold.

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  Terrified Life Part 4 Stay...

  Elias Blackwood

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  Descend into the abyss where terror thrives and nightmares are born. Terrified Life is a haunting collection of short stories that explores the darkest aspects of the human psyche and the supernatural. Each tale drags you deeper into a world where fear reigns and escape is impossible. From haunted houses and cursed objects to malevolent forces that defy understanding, these stories will grip your soul and refuse to let go. For those who dare to explore the unknown, this anthology promises sleepless nights and a lingering sense of dread.

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  The Tale of Ivan Tsarevich and...

  Alexander Afanasyev

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  The Tale of Ivan Tsarevich and the Gray Wolf is a Russian fairy tale collected by a Russian Slavist and ethnographer Alexander Afanasyev.
  A king's apple tree bore golden apples, but every night, one was stolen. Guards reported that the Firebird stole them. The king told his two oldest sons that the one who caught the bird would receive half his kingdom and be his heir. They drew lots to see who would be first, but both fell asleep; they tried to claim it had not come, but it had stolen an apple. Finally Ivan Tsarevich, the youngest son, asked to try; his father was reluctant because of his youth but consented. Ivan remained awake the entire time, and upon seeing the bird, tried to catch it by the tail. Unfortunately, Ivan only managed to grasp one feather. The Firebird did not return, but the king longed for the bird. He said that still, whoever caught it would have half his kingdom and be his heir...

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