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  Traverse Player's Handbook

  Adriel Brandt

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  Progressive & Feminist Text - Emphasis on Personalization & Creativity - Accessible One-Die System 
  Traverse is a tabletop roleplaying game focused on accessibility, character, and creativity set in a massive original world. Its rules are simple but are structured to provide players a depth of rewarding customization. Traverse features customizable player-led progression, rigorous crafting mechanics, and a kinetic combat system. 
  Want to explore a TTRPG that doesn't begin with biological determinism? With a conditions table that isn't ableist and combat that doesn't require long strings of addition? Want an affordable manual full of unique lore and game concepts? Try Traverse! 
  Find out more and access hardcover, paperback, and digital versions: http://a-s-ember.itch.io/traverse

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  The Berenstain Bears Blast Off!

  Mike Berenstain

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  The Berenstain Bears are out of this world in this exciting addition to the classic New York Times bestselling series. 
  The Berenstain Bears can’t wait to visit the Bear Country Space Center, where rockets blast off into outer space! When the tour guide gives Mama, Papa, and the cubs a tour of the Big Bear Space Rocket, he makes it very clear not to touch anything. But when Papa sees a big red button, he just can’t help himself. Get ready to blast off! 
  The Berenstain Bears Blast Off! is a Level One I Can Read book, which means it’s perfect for children learning to sound out words and sentences. Whether shared at home or in a classroom, the short sentences, familiar words, and simple concepts of Level One books support success for children eager to start reading on their own.

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  Something from Nothing

  Phoebe Gilman

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  When Joseph was a baby, his grandfather made him a wonderful blanket. But as Joseph grows older, the blanket becomes tattered and worn. Throw it out! cries Joseph's mother.Luckily, Grandpa is an extraordinary tailor. He can fix anything! And so with a snip! snip! here, and a few stiches there, Grandpa transforms the treasured blanket into a jacket, a vest, a Sabbath tie, a handkerchief, and finally, a beautiful button.But when the button is lost, even Grandpa can't help. After all, how can you make something from nothing?In a rich and loving portrait of shtetl life, Phoebe Gilman presents a traditional Jewish folktale about family love and ingenuity that will warm the hearts of readers young and old.

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  Return to Atalan

  Richard Brewin

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  It’s been almost a year since Isla found herself in the magical land of Atalan. Now she must return there, after a wizard called Steve mysteriously appears at her house and asks for Isla’s help. 
  On their arrival in Atalan, they discover that an evil wizard is trying to take over the land with the help of the goblins, by using a spell that puts everyone under his command.Isla sets out to put a stop to this fiendish plot along with the help of some new found friends, Benji the elf and Sophie the bushwhacker. 
  Can Isla help save Atalan and once again return safely to her family?

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  Who Loves Little Lemur?

  Ann Whitford Paul

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  This program is read by Bradley WhitfordFrom Ann Whitford Paul, author of the bestselling If Animals Kissed Good Night series, comes an adorable audiobook about a little lemur with a big loving family!Who loves Little Lemur? Mama snuggles him near the tamarind tree. Papa feeds him a nighttime snack. Brother and cousins chase and play with him. All day long, no matter what happens, Little Lemur is surrounded by love!A Macmillan Audio production from Farrar, Straus and Giroux.

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  Nomit And Pickle Get Active

  C. E. Cameron

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  This is the fourth book in the Nomit and Pickle series, in which a brother and sister have lots of fun together. Nomit and Pickle decide to get active. Join them as they set off on their latest adventure.

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