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  Teatime with Diana

  Samantha Newman, L. M. Montgomery

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  Join red-headed orphan Anne Shirley and her wonderful adventures at Green Gables farm in this abridged retelling for younger readers.
   
  Diana is coming over for tea, and Anne wants everything to be perfect. However, in her haste, she makes a big mistake, and Diana is forbidden from seeing Anne ever again! It takes a near-tragedy for Anne to show she really can be trusted.
   
  This tale is book 5 of 16 in the Anne of Green Gables Retold series, adapting these classic tales by L.M. Montgomery for readers aged 7+. Each book can be read as a stand-alone story and together they build to form a treasured library of Anne's early years.

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  I'm Not Tired

  Renee Conoulty

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  Going to bed on time can be tricky but it's even harder when time changes. 
  A simple story to help sort out those daylight savings dramas.

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  Children's Christmas Stories

  Leo Tolstoy, William Dean...

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  Have you put out your stocking?  
   
  Grab yourself a hot chocolate and get cosy for a collection of wintery Christmas stories, that will have your little ones dreaming of Santa Claus and his reindeers.

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  Spyders The: Slither Me Timbers

  Vesta L. Giles

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  Slither Me Timbers – the first book in the new Spyders series!_**Ahoy! Pirates and spiders and snakes ahead! Set sail with Thaddeus, Curt, and Gracey Spyder for a day of adventure on the high seas, make an unlikely friend, and battle a great enemy of all garden creatures. Set sail with siblings Thaddeus, Curt, and Gracey Spyder on the Arachnia as they enjoy a day of adventure on the high seas of the garden mudpuddle, make a very unlikely friend, and battle the greatest enemy of all garden creatures. But! Will they make it home in time for dinner?**_After days stuck inside because of rain, Thaddeus, Gracey, and Curt Spyder are finally able to go outside and explore. When they reach the edge of the puddle, where they aren’t supposed to go, the temptation of a pirate adventure proves to be too much. A smooth sailing sea voyage soon turns dangerous and it will take teamwork, the help of a new friend, and using all of their spider skills to make it home safely by dinner.With interesting facts about spiders, Slither Me Timbers is a chapter book for kids who like adventure and the creatures in the garden!

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  Fire and Wolves - A Tale of Etria

  Elizabeth R. Jensen

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  Ten-year-old Sabine Wolfensberger was thrilled to attend Onaxx Academy for Mages. Then, the bullying began.
  
  Shapeshifting is a rare gift, and Sabine longs to spend her time at the magical academy learning how to focus her new ability in hopes of taking the form of a horse. Instead, she finds herself singled out and tormented by a cruel classmate.
  
  With the support of her family behind her and the help of new friends, she must be brave enough to ask for help to make the bullying stop.  Can she find the courage to speak up and advocate for herself? Or will this magical time be ruined by a classmate's cruel nature?

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  The Horror in the Hold - When...

  Frank Belknap Long

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  A storm-tossed ship drifts through the Caribbean, its weary crew praying for calm seas—and for mercy from something far worse than the wind. When a pirate known as the Scourge of the Caribbees anchors off a seemingly peaceful island, his men uncover an ancient terror that does not belong to this world. What begins as a tale of gold and glory soon turns to nightmare in the dark recesses of the ship’s hold. 
  Originally published in Weird Tales in February 1932, “The Horror in the Hold” captures everything readers love about early pulp horror—salt-stung realism, eerie supernatural undertones, and the creeping dread that Frank Belknap Long perfected. Long’s gift for atmosphere makes you feel the creak of timbers, the weight of the sea, and the presence of something watching from below decks. 
  Long was a central figure in the early Weird Tales circle, a close friend and correspondent of H. P. Lovecraft, and a vital voice in shaping twentieth-century speculative fiction. Born in New York City in 1901, Frank Belknap Long began publishing in the 1920s and went on to write across genres—science fiction, fantasy, mystery, and poetry. His work often bridged the gap between cosmic horror and adventure storytelling, bringing imagination and emotion to both. 
  Over his long career, Long received the World Fantasy Award for Life Achievement and the Bram Stoker Award from the Horror Writers Association. He wrote for more than half a century, influencing generations of writers who followed. Whether depicting ancient evils or distant planets, Long’s stories remind us that the unknown—like the sea—always hides something beneath the surface.

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