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  Camels

  Lyn Sirota

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  Bactrian camels roam grasslands and rocky deserts. Learn all about these rugged travelers and their habitats in Camels.

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  The Wimben Lumben and the Sausage

  Angie Who

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  Meet the Wimben Lumben! A strange creature with woolly blue hair and terrible breath, and his new mate Sausage - everyone wants a piece of him! 
  This delightfully curious tale was written by Angie Who with major details provided by her 4 year old daughter.

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  Lucy Newton Little Witch

  Phoebe McArthur

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  Lucy’s mum is always busy, going to this meeting and that, leaving Lucy alone in their old house with one strict rule: NO MAGIC. 
  Lucy doesn’t mean to conjure the giant green slug. She only wanted a friendly kitten to keep her company. 
  Now, with the help of a talking spellbook and a grumpy cat called Thomas, she must race to get rid of the slug before it eats the prized cabbage garden of the witch next door — and before her mum gets home. 
  A lively, entertaining story for young readers. 
  SHORTLISTED FOR 2019 SPEECH PATHOLOGY AUSTRALIA BOOK OF THE YEAR AWARDS. 
  About the author: 
  Phoebe McArthur lives in a run-down, yet cosy cottage in the middle of nowhere. 
  She’s not at all lonely thanks to her four cats, three chooks, two guinea pigs and her extensive library. 
  If she’s not tipping cats off her lap as she writes stories, she’s cooking all sorts of yummy food, such as scones with extra cream and homemade blackberry jam, or doing art at the table near the window, which has the best view of her garden. 
  Lucy Newton, Little Witch is her first book. 
  Print book ISBN 9780648194507

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  Rhonda Gowler Greene Children's...

  Rhonda Gowler Greene

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  This audiobook collection includes everyday favorites from celebrated children’s author Rhonda Gowler Greene: 
  Jonah and the Great Big FishJonah’s disobedience landed him inside a big fish! And there he had time to think and pray. Children will feel the waves and hear the splash as Jonah sinks “down and down and down” into the belly of the fish. This story serves as an excellent reminder of how important it is to listen to God. 
  Noah and the Mighty ArkNoah built the mighty ark. Then he called creatures that “crept or crawled or hopped or flew or stomped or tromped, or s-s-slithered too.” Children will love hearing how Noah comforts all the animals on their journey. And parents will easily get into the rhyme and rhythm of this delightfully told Bible story. 
  One Lost SheepThe faithful shepherd counts his 100 sheep and realizes that one of them is missing! Under brambles, behind rocks, the shepherd looks until he finds it again. Children will delight in this fun and engaging tale as they learn that God, like the faithful shepherd, will never let them stray. 
  Only God Can Make a KittenOnly God Can Make A Kitten follows a conversation between a mother and child as the child repeatedly asks “Mama, who made . . . ?” In the end, children learn that God is responsible for everything in creation—including kittens!

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  Happy Prince and Other Tales...

  Oscar Wilde

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  A collection of five stories by Oscar Wilde, all incorporating his inimitable style and wit.  Sometimes sweet and uplifting, sometimes caustic and pointed, they all are well worth listening to.     The Happy Prince is a beautiful tale about a statue of a prince, but one who can now see his city and kingdom and the sadness of his people.  With the help of a little swallow he does what he can to help others.  The Nightingale and the Rose is a tale of self sacrifice, selfishness and misunderstanding.  The Selfish Giant learns a valuable lesson about the laughter of children, The Devoted Friend is a caustic tale about false friendship, and The Remarkable Rocket explores the self delusion of people (and rockets) who think the world revolves around them.    Summary by Phil chenevert

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  The Thing Behind Hell's Door -...

  Robert Silverberg

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  The Thing Behind Hell's Door by Robert Silverberg - It seemed to be human... but it was inside out, all its organs exposed... the heart beating, the lungs breathing, the stomach digesting... and now, the Thing began to come toward him... its mouth working hideously! 
  The room was small and obviously hadn't seen a fresh coat of paint in last decade, but Robert Harris decided it wasn't bad for the price. And he needed a to stay. A place where he could study without being disturbed. 
  The landlady stood behind him, a withered crone who, like the room, had a faintly musty odor. She grinned, showing the puckered redness of her toothless gums. Her teeth, Robert thought sourly, were probably downstairs in a glass of water. 
  "Like it?" she asked in her hoarse croak of a voice, eagerly. 
  "It's–very nice," Robert said without enthusiasm. 
  A twelve–by–fourteen room, a rickety bed, a dirty window whose g'ass was so warped he could hardly see through it, a single tiny closet–it wasn't much of a room at all. But he couldn't argue with a price of six bucks a week. Until he found work here in San Francisco, he was going to have to practice economies. Cheap eating-places, cheap movies, cheap hotel rooms. 
  The landlady—Mrs. Garvey, that was her name—walked to the window. Dust was thick enough to draw pictures in on the pane. "Lovely view you have from here," she gabbled, indicating the fog-bound street with het twisted forefinger, Robert smiled and nodded. The view was of the other side of the street, a dozen close–packed old ramshackle houses just like this one, here in San Francisco's North Beach district. Some view. Robert shrugged. For six bucks a week, what did the view matter?

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