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  Castaway

  Arthur C. Clarke

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  Castaway by Arthur C. Clarke - Caught in a storm he is thrown far from home and his very existence is in doubt. 
  In 1938 in the UK in 1938 a new magazine appeared, Fantasy would publish an issue that year and two the next and then disappear. It reappeared in 1946 with 3 issues over the next two years and, poof, it was gone again, this time for good.  
  Castaway appeared in the April 1947 issue but it was credited to Charles Willis although it was written by Arthur C. Clarke. Almost 20 years later it reappeared in a collection of science fiction stories called Strange Signposts.

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  Fairy Tales for kid's Selection # 6

  Alexander Afanasiev

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  This is a selection of fairy tales for kid's. Classic fairy tales and story from the world. This is where frogs chat to princesses, wolves huff and puff, and gingerbread men run away. A selection of stories that are short and sweet and should appeal to children. You’ll find some of the classic fairy tales and fables here. Most Fairy Tales occur in the past, usually close to home. Some begin with "Once upon a time" and end with "and they lived happily ever after, THE END" but not always. 
  Welcome to the world of fairy tales. These fables and fairy tale characters have been collected from different cultures, and you will always find something new for the kids,including the ubiquitous king, prince and princess fairy tales. 
  Collection of fairy tales compiled by Alexander Afanasiev. 
  Content: he Clocks of Rondaine; The Devil аnd Daniel Webster; The Elves; The Enchanted Pig; Ali Baba and the Forty Theives; The French Puck; The Gift of the Magi; The Golden-Headed Fish; The Goose Girl; The Griffin and the Minor Canon; Half-Past Seven Stories; He Wins Who Waits; How the Dragon Was Tricked; Little Girl’s Christmas; Madschun; Motti; Prince Ahmad and Paribanou; The Tale of Salomon Owl; Jimmy Scarecrows Christmas; Shippeitaro; Snow-White and Rose-Red.

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  The Forgotten Dance - Reclaiming...

  Kara Sparr

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  In The Forgotten Dance, Kara Sparr invites us into a powerful remembering of what was lost when we abandoned the sacred polarity between the masculine and feminine. Weaving cultural critique, ancestral wisdom, this book explores how modern society has eroded our connection to identity, intimacy, and purpose and how we might rebuild. With clarity, tenderness, and courage, Kara reclaims motherhood, reveres fatherhood, and reimagines love not as performance, but as devotion. This is not a call to go back, it’s a call to return: to essence, to soul, and to the sacred rhythm that once bound us to each other.

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  Camping in Colorado

  Daniel Kenney

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  April and Toad were hoping to go home to New York with their father. But History had other ideas. This time, the magical book sends April, Henry, and Toad to Colorado where they'll face their most dangerous threats yet: grizzly bears, lightning-fast trains, and snow. Lots and lots of snow! Canthe three kids find the missing pieces to the puzzle... or will they be stuck in historyforever? 

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  Tales of Mistmantle

  M. I. McAllister

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  Mistmantle is an island full of stories, some of them are told here. Find out not only what happened after the Rage Tide, but what happened long before Crispin found a newborn squirrel on the shore. Plus the most simple version of The Threadings Code is included, along with a few tips from the island’s excellent cooks—and Apple.Years have passed since the Rage Tide. And it’s time to catch up with Captain Urchin, Brother Juniper, and young Queen Catkin. Corr the Voyager has traveled far, but his next voyage will be unlike all the others. Somewhere there are animals who need his help, and Corr knows he must go to them, but has no idea who they are, what they need, or even where in all the seas and oceans to find them. In the entire history of Voyagers, there has never been a quest like this.

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  Sunshine

  Jarrett J. Krosoczka

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  The extraordinary - and extraordinarily powerful - follow-up to HEY, KIDDO.When Jarrett J. Krosoczka was in high school, he was part of a program that sent students to be counselors at a camp forseriously ill kids and their families. Going into, Jarrett was worried: Wouldn't it be depressing, to be around kids facing such aserious struggle? Wouldn't it be grim?But instead of the shadow of death, Jarrett found something else at Camp Sunshine: the hope and determination that gets peoplethrough the most troubled of times. Not only was he subject to some of the usual rituals that come with being a camp counselor(wilderness challenges, spooky campfire stories, an extremely stinky mascot costume), but he also got a chance to meet someextraordinary kids facing extraordinary circumstances. He learned about the captivity of illness, for sure . . . but he also learnedabout the freedom a safe space can bring.Now, in his follow-up to the National Book Award finalist Hey, Kiddo, Jarrett brings readers back to Camp Sunshine so we canmeet the campers and fellow counselors who changed the course of his life.

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