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  The Leopard Demon

  Cheng’en Wu

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  Xuanzang and his disciples encountered the leopard demon. The monkey tricked Pigsy into fighting off the demon. The demon returned to the cave and selected three capable goblins to change into his appearance to lure the monkey, Pigsy, and Sandyaway while he kidnapped Xuanzang. The disciples eventually recognized the scheme and found the cave. With a fake skull,the demon and his goblins claimed Xuanzang had been eaten, but the monkey saw through the ploy. The demon tried again with a real severed head, which sent the disciples into tears. When the monkey went to seek revenge on the demon, he discovered that Xuanzang was still alive, so he used sleep bugs to put the demons to sleep while he rescued Xuanzang. He then captured the demon, and Pigsy burned the cave.

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  The Shadow of Evil - The Ethical...

  Davis Truman

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  The Nazi regime of Germany during World War II is known for its atrocities, including the systematic persecution and extermination of millions of Jews and other minorities. However, the unethical medical experiments conducted by Nazi doctors on prisoners are less widely known, which were rooted in the ideology of Darwinism and racial purification. These experiments involved subjecting prisoners to brutal and often deadly procedures in the name of scientific advancement and the supposed improvement of the Aryan race. The ethical implications of these experiments and how pseudoscientific theories of racial superiority justified them continue to raise important questions about the role of science and medicine in society and the need for ethical guidelines and oversight in research. This paper explores the ethical dilemmas presented by the Nazi medical experiments, the relationship between Darwinism and racial purification, and the ongoing implications of these issues for contemporary society.

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  Anne of Avonlea

  L. M. Montgomery

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  In Anne of Avonlea, L. M. Montgomery continues the beloved story of Anne Shirley as she steps into adulthood and embraces her new role as Avonlea’s schoolteacher. Now sixteen, Anne must balance her passionate ideals with the realities of responsibility, community expectations, and her own personal growth. Surrounded by familiar friends and new acquaintances—including the mischievous Paul Irving and the irascible Mr. Harrison—Anne navigates the humorous mishaps and quiet triumphs of village life. Full of heart, wit, and pastoral beauty, this second installment in the Anne series celebrates the journey of growing up while remaining true to one’s imaginative spirit.

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  Fiasol and the little lion robbery

  Kristín Helga Gunnarsdóttir

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  Once upon a time Fíasól was on the go. It started with Mum and sister Bidda going to Copenhagen. 
  Just the two of them. Pippa was a bit fed up about that, and Fíasól was furious. But then, totally out of the blue, Fíasól and Pippa, together with Grandma Gógó, got to join them. 
  In Denmark they met Auntie Glóa and her boy, Gutti. They visited Great-aunt Lóló, and stayed with Big Stína, a belly dancer with hardly any teeth. Fíasól lost her beanie in the Tivoli park and Grandma was tricked into having a ride on the Odin Express. After an extremely enjoyable trip they then returned to Iceland. 
  But of course that’s not the whole story. During the trip some crazy things happened that the family never talks about – Fíasól because she is so embarrassed about it; Grandma, Mum and Glóa because they’re so shocked by what they did; and Pippa, Gutti and Bidda because they still think it was so stupid. The time has definitely come to tell this story. 
  In order to understand how it all happened, it would be a good idea to check out the travel agreement that they all signed up to, back in Stína’s kitchen. 
  THE GRAND TRAVEL AGREEMENT 
  Binding contract relating to recreational trips 
  During this trip it is totally strictly forbidden to do anything that someone under the age of ten finds boring. Quite the opposite. It is actually every traveller’s duty to do ONLY, JUST AND ABSOLUTELY everything that anyone aged ten or under likes doing best when travelling. Whosoever infringes this Grand  Travel Agreement must immediately cease travelling and return home. 
  This rule to be applied within reason. 
  Signed: Fíasól, Mum, Gutti, Pippa, Bidda, Grandma Gógó, Auntie Glóa

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  Active Minds Kids Ask About...

  Kenn Goin, Christopher Nicholas

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  Do you know what a “lava bomb” is? Or what volcano produced the loudest noise in recorded history? Or what volcano erupted continuously for more than 30 years? Explore this exciting audiobook for answers to questions you'll be glad we asked—plus “Did You Know?” and fun facts.

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  What If the World Is a Letter?

  Hilary Echols

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  Assure children that they are loved, worthy, and cherished with this lyrical picture book that celebrates the ways nature displays the depth of God's love. From each sunrise's declaration of hope to the wind's song of wonder and the mountains' echoes, love is woven into the natural world. 
  With What If the World Is a Letter?, children will understandnature is an expression of God's love for each of us;they are treasured, and they belong in this beautiful world;we are part of something bigger than ourselves, and each child matters; andthe Creator's love is stronger than any storm they may face. 
  This book is perfect forgifts for special occasions, such as Valentine's Day, birthdays, christenings, and baby showers and dedications;reassuring children experiencing difficult circumstances that they are not alone;helping young children begin to grasp the power of love; andcalming anxious hearts at nap time and bedtime.

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