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  Tell Me a Silly Story

  Carl Reiner

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  Meet the Silly family—Willie, Millie, Lilly, and Billy—and their silly neighbors, relatives, and friends in this lyrical romp of storytelling. Inspired by his grandson, Hollywood legend and award-winning director and comedy writer Carl Reiner weaves a whimsical tale of family fun. Read by the author, this recording highlights fun rhymes, tongue-twisting tales, and hilarious characters that will make children everywhere giggle with delight.

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  Plastiville

  Maria Kownacka

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  Discover the magic of Plastiville, the perfect book to help your child embark on their reading journey!
  
  Join Antonina and her delightful new friends — Plasty, Plastilou the dog, Plasticat the kitty-cat, Plastella the dairy cow, and many more — in a world crafted especially for beginning readers. Maria Kownacka's charming stories come alive with:
  
      Simple, Rhyming Sentences: Easy to understand and remember, helping your child build confidence with every page.
      Large Print: Designed for little eyes, making reading comfortable and enjoyable.
      Beautiful Color Illustrations: Vibrant pictures that spark imagination and bring the stories to life.
  
  Plastiville isn't just a book; it's a fun and engaging adventure that makes learning to read a joyous experience!

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  Everything Together

  Benjamin Klas

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  When Jeremiah arrives in Minneapolis to spend the summer with his Dad, everything feels odd. His dad's fiancé, Michael, has buried the apartment in piles of DIY wedding decorations. His best friend Sage now spends all her time with a new girl as quirky and bright as Sage ever was. Everywhere he goes, Jeremiah feels like the odd one out. Eager for something to get him away from all this, he starts volunteering in an English class for refugees. As the summer goes on, Jeremiah finds community in new places and with unexpected friends. 
   
   
   
  Everything Together is about exploring your place in the world and the tangled ways we connect.

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  Felisa and the Magic Coquí

  Elizabeth Wahn

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  Born in Puerto Rico in 1897, the charismatic Felisa Rincón de Gautier grew up to become­­ Mayor of San Juan and the first woman in the western world to run a capital city. Felisa and the Magic Coquí is her true-life story in fable form as an itsy-bitsy coquí, mascot of her land, inspires her to face challenges with courage. 

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  Jab Amritsar Jal raha Tha

  S.G. Singh

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  The book *"1947 – Jab Amritsar Jal Raha Tha"*, written by S.G. Singh, presents a deeply analytical and thought-provoking account of the pain of the 1947 partition of India and Pakistan. It narrates the brutal violence and chaos that took place during that time, particularly focusing on the events in **Amritsar and Lahore**, the two cities at the heart of the partition. The book provides a detailed depiction of the tragic incidents that unfolded in Amritsar.

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  Parables of Jesus Book 5

  Paul A. Lynch

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  The Rich Man and Lazarus  
  Luke 16: 19-31  
    
  A parable Jesus gave to them. “There was a rich man who was clothed in purple and beautiful clothes, and he lived lavishly every day.” 
   “There was also a beggar by the name of Lazarus who sat at his gate each day and his body had a lot of sores.” 
  “And Lazarus wanted to eat the crumbs from the rich man’s table, but then the dogs came and licked his sores.” 
  “Some time had passed and both Lazarus and the rich man died. Lazarus was taken into Abraham’s arms and the rich man was taken into the fiery furnace of hell.” 
  “And the rich man was tormented in hell, and he looked up and saw Lazarus and Abraham a good distance away.” 
  “And he shouted and said, Father Abraham, please have mercy and be kind to me, and send Lazarus so that he can dip his finger in a little water and cool my tongue; for I am being tormented in these flames.” 
  “Abraham replied to him, Son remember in your lifetime you had only good and nice things but Lazarus only bad and evil things. Now he is in comfort, but you are tormented in these flames.” 
  “Moreover, there is a fixed barrier between us. Even if we could help you, we wouldn’t be able to cross.” 
  “The rich man said to Father Abraham, could you at least send him to my house?” 
  “I have five brothers there so that he can warn them about this place of torment so that they will not end up here.” 
  “But Father Abraham replied, They have Moses and the other prophets let your brothers hear them.” 

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