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Where is Lindy's Voice?
by Melinda PetoEmbark on a magical journey alongside Lindy, a young explorer in search of her voice. In this enchanting tale, Lindy sets out to discover the wonders of the world around her, encountering happiness and beauty at every turn.As Lindy ventures through fantastical landscapes and encounters whimsical characters, she not only unravels the mysteries of the world but also unearths the power of her own voice. This joyful story sparks a sense of wonder and curiosity in young readers, inspiring them to embark on their own journey of self-discovery. With each page turned, children will be captivated by the charm and magic of Lindy&’s adventure, while also learning valuable lessons about finding their own unique voice in the world.
The Shark with a Kind Heart
by Babette BechtoldDive under the sea with Sammy O'Gill, a kind bullnose shark. But his shark peers bully him for befriending all sealife. As Viper, Riptide, Squint, and Toothless torment him, his best friend Zoomer the dolphin buoys his spirits. Through their adventures, Sammy discovers courage and the power of embracing what makes you different. This tail-wagging tale reminds us that our differences deepen friendship. When Sammy faces ridicule, Zoomer models loyalty in adversity, teaching Sammy to take pride in the very qualities that set him apart.
The Grumpkin Gang and the Rusty Key
by Doc WeirThey were normal kids in a normal backyard club, and then their mothers disappeared.A beautiful, dark-eyed fairy chose them to bring their mothers home. Each of them chose something special to help them in their quest, except for their leader, Elaina, who forgot. The guiding fairy comforted Elaina and gave her a rusty key with special powers that would be discovered when she needed them.Their journey was long and hard with many obstacles to overcome. Each child came through in their own way to bring them to their destination. Through forests and rivers and hills they traveled until they came to their final challenge, the Gorfinbobble who had taken their mothers and would not let them go.
Shake It Off, Ruby
by Greg ShafferRuby is having the absolute worst day ever. No matter where she goes or what she does, everything seems to be going wrong.But her parents know just the trick to help her &‘shake it off&’ and win the day.
The Barn Rats of Montana – Book 1
by Captain Carl PollockOn a grassy prairie surrounded by mountains lies a barn in northern Montana, home to the Montana Barn Rats. What begins as a beautiful day for Alfonso, Sammy, and Chubbs soon turns into a journey of adventure and challenges. The Montana Barn Rats must face the loss of their home, but that might not be the only trial they encounter today. They may also face the heart-wrenching possibility of losing one of their best friends. Will they find the courage to fight? The Barn Rats of Montana is an exciting adventure filled with friendship, love, hope, and bravery.
The 2,003-Yard Odyssey: The Juice, The Electric Company, and an Epic Run for a Record
by Joe Zagorski&“It was a season where the impossible became possible. It was a season where the hard to believe became believable.&”--Marv Levy, Pro Football Hall of Fame Coach.The 1973 Buffalo Bills made pro football history. They had an offense that broke several important rushing records during that memorable year. And they had a superstar running back by the name of O.J. Simpson, who broke a glass ceiling of sorts by becoming the first man -- and indeed the only man -- to ever rush for more than 2,000 yards in one 14-game regular season. That glory-filled accomplishment provided the celebrated culmination to this epic tale of a week-by-week journey from an initial goal to its triumphant ending.In The 2,003-Yard Odyssey: The Juice, The Electric Company, and an Epic Run for a Record, several members of that Buffalo Bills team recall their memories of that year. They discuss how that 1973 season began with a bunch of question marks, then how a boast by one of their offensive linemen led to a challenge for the whole squad to address. A major focus in this book are the feats of the incomparable O.J. Simpson, who earned pro football fame and glory with his record-breaking 1973 performance. This story recounts how Simpson set a mark that was thought of by most people to be impossible to achieve. It was an odyssey unlike any other in NFL annals, and it is explored in concentrated depth and detail within these pages. Joe Zagorski is a member of the Pro Football Writers of America and the Pro Football Researchers Association. He has written several previous books about various teams and players of the NFL. He is also a contributing writer to the website Pro Football Journal and the administrator of the Facebook page, The NFL in the 1970s. He resides in Oak Ridge, Tennessee.Marv Levy, who wrote the foreword for this book, is a coaching legend in both the United States and in Canada. He led the Buffalo Bills to four straight Super Bowl appearances from 1990 to 1993. He is also an honored member of the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
The Grandfather Paradox
by Michael KaulbackIn a race against time, could you be the savior the world needs? Faced with a one-way journey to the past, would you dare to reshape the world or be tempted by personal desires? As the sands of time slip away, powerful forces rise against you. The question remains: what would you sacrifice for a chance to rewrite history?
An Old Lady’s Haiku with Cat
by Barbara LoreiAt this point in my life, I&’m committed to my work, driven by a deep desire to communicate and explore the many mysteries around us. In a time when it&’s more urgent than ever to care for nature and one another, I create not just to please, but to provoke – to gently pause others in their tracks, inviting them to experience the profound, the playful, and perhaps to leave a little bit changed.My art and haiku often draw on mythology, religion, nature, and personal memories. In this way, I see myself as a storyteller, hoping to intrigue anyone who takes a moment to stop and look.
I Want to be a Laboratory Scientist!
by Kelli GarciaLearn what happens in a laboratory that helps doctors treat patients and make them feel better!The science, laughter, and wonder that occurs behind the scenes will open your eyes to a new world. Explore the growth of bacteria and how microbiologists discover what it is and how to treat it!While working on a school project Kori learns what her mom does every day while she is in school. Take a trip into the world of a microbiology laboratory scientist!
I am
by Jessica ChoRead this book in the morning, midday, or just before bedtime, and ponder the question: What is the proper way to perceive and talk to ourselves? How can we instill this understanding in children from an early age? Positive self-talk is essential in our daily routines, yet it&’s often overlooked, leading us to be overly critical of ourselves.Facing life&’s ups and downs, it&’s crucial to prioritize encouraging young children to grow up as confident, creative, and capable leaders. Starting from a young age builds a strong foundation for the future, preparing them to handle the inevitable responsibilities and challenges life presents.I Am is a collection of positive affirmations, meant to be repeated and internalized, complemented by bold illustrations. These words serve as powerful reminders, but they also provide a space for children to reflect on their identity and who they aspire to become in the world.
March on the Arch
by Andrea J. AdamsAndi and Tony find themselves reduced in size to just nine inches tall. Mom and Dad have disappeared. What&’s happening? Andi believes they must hike up the mountain behind their home, up to the monument known as the &‘Arch,&’ to solve the mystery. Being small makes everything so different! Mom&’s garden, the fields, the woods, once so familiar, are transformed into a world of magic and danger. Along the way, fun, friends, and surprises await. Brother and sister will need all of their courage and wits on their quest to save themselves, their folks, and even the planet. Join them on this fantastic adventure filled with laughter and excitement!
The Dandelion's Dream
by Scott MetcalfHave you ever had a dream that you did something amazing that in reality would be impossible? Well, wait until you see what happens to the little dandelion and her amazing dream! Children of all ages will be delighted by this heartwarming and inspiring story and the colorful illustrations that accompany it. Sure to become a bedtime favorite for generations. Believe in your dreams!
Bison the White Buffalo
by Dr Jamey M. LongThe War Between the States has since ended but tension with the Native American tribes continued over the loss of their land. During the time of restoration, the United States had begun building a railroad to connect its eastern and western shores. In 1869, the east and west railroads were connected by a golden spike in Promontory Summit in the Utah Territory creating the Transcontinental Railroad. Train cars and locomotives began to bring travelers across the country. Many of these travelers were pioneers hoping to begin a peaceful life in the great wilderness, while others were hunters looking to become rich by hunting the noblest of all animals, the buffalo. Read along and see if Bison is able to help save his friends from the hunters and the settling of the American West in Bison the White Buffalo.
Refrigerator Door
by Thomas Edgar McNallyRefrigerator Door!How one household item became the epicenter for cherished memories.The refrigerator door – that communal billboard found in every home. Covered in photos, mementos, report cards, and takeout menus, this humble appliance takes on far greater meaning. It becomes a tapestry of everything important to a family.In Refrigerator Door, author and father Thom reminisces on the refrigerator door of his childhood. This mosaic of fading photos and fridge magnets shaped his upbringing and brought his family together. Now Thom passes along the tradition to his own children, reminding them that even an ordinary door can be transformed into something extraordinary with the memories we choose to display.Join Thom on this heartwarming journey that reveals how a refrigerator door quietly yet profoundly chronicles the story of a family. More than just a surface for sticking homework assignments and takeout menus, it is a celebration of all that gives our fast-paced lives meaning.
Aluminum Highway
by Dot Jay GomezJUNE 1944: It is a time of pipes, cigars, Lucky Strikes, chocolate, and whiskey. The world is at war. It takes oxygen masks and heated flight suits for crews to fly 25,000 feet above ground level, in temperatures below 50 degrees over the Himalayas, commonly called &‘The Hump.&’The air route wound its way into the high mountains and deep gorges between north Burma and west China, where violent turbulence, 125 to 200 mph (320 km/h) winds,icing, and inclement weather conditions are a regular occurrence.The premier cargo ships, C-46 Commando & C-47 Sky Train, are known to crash frequently. Four young friends and flight officers with the Army Air Corps, vow to make it safely through the Pacific War while assigned to fly The Hump for the CBI, China, Burma, India Theater.They must fly 750 hours, or complete 6 months with Air Transport Command before going home.
The Adventures of Lucky and Bud: The Pursuit
by Francis C. PengitoreThis sequel to The Adventures of Lucky and Bud: The Rescue finds the boys at the center of a mystery when their chipmunk cousins&’ winter food cache is robbed, and the mischievous pair, who have a reputation for raiding bird feeders, eating flower bulbs, and stealing corn cobs and tomatoes from Mr. Pickles&’ vegetable garden, become suspects. To clear their names, find the real thief and, hopefully, recover the stolen food, they lead a search with help from their friends and other animals in their neighborhood to hunt for clues in what turns out to be a thrilling and, at times, risky, pursuit.Along the way, the amateur detectives learn about the importance of friendship and loyalty, as well as the problems that can arise from prejudging others without knowing all the facts or shunning those who look different or come from unfamiliar places.
Apollo the Angora Goat
by Michele McCoyApollo the Angora Goat is a heartwarming children&’s book that tells the story of Apollo, an Angora goat born and raised on a lively farm in California. Through Apollo&’s eyes, young readers will discover the joys of farm life, the beauty of friendships, and the adventures that come with growing up alongside a diverse group of animal friends. As Apollo and his companions play and explore their world, they learn valuable lessons about friendship and life. This charming first book in a series invites children to join Apollo on his delightful adventures, promising a journey filled with fun and learning.
Elodie’s Magical Adventures
by Kate DiNardoIn Elodie&’s Magical Adventures, readers are introduced to a young girl with big dreams and an imagination that knows no bounds. Even with Kindergarten just around the corner, Elodie is already dreaming of magical adventures that may one day come true. With the love and support of those around her, Elodie believes that anything is possible.Follow along as Elodie embarks on a journey of the mind, exploring enchanted forests, meeting mystical creatures, and discovering hidden treasures. With each turn of the page, readers will be captivated by Elodie&’s boundless imagination and the possibilities that await her.
Ollie Gets Lost in Manhattan
by M. M. JohnsonOllie, the little pot-bellied pig with a heart on his nose, so enjoys being a part of six-year-old Suzie Jones&’ family. Little Ollie lives with the Jones family in a high-rise Manhattan apartment. He is happy and New York City is an exciting place to be, until something frightening happens, which causes Ollie to be alone and lost in vast, busy, and sometimes scary, New York City.What was the terrible event that caused Ollie to be lost?Will Ollie ever find his way home? Will Suzie Jones ever find him in a city of more than eight million people? Will Ollie be lost forever?What happens to the sweet, little pot-bellied pig who is afraid, alone and lost in big New York City?
Jeramiah’s Power
by Betsy Rose WellsJeramiah loves playing with superpowers! He and his friend Max spend their days in passionate imagination, controlling the world around them.But with power comes responsibility. One day, Jeramiah learns to be responsible for his power over other people&’s emotions.The drama of power struggle leads both friends to understand that sharing power leads to more fun, and using real power for good is the most powerful feeling of all!
The Magical Adventures of Sadie and Seeds - Book 3: A Slithering New Friend
by C. EidsonSadie lost her way one day, trotting down the street to play.The sun was shining, she had to know: just where will this fun day go?This sweet little lab, where will it lead?When all of the sudden, rolled out a green melon, who Sadie now calls Seeds!What a special new friend,So green and round,Crazy new adventures will surely abound!Let&’s go to the park!Let&’s go to the zoo!Sadie knew she could bark, but do cows really moo?Sadie will trot and Seeds will roll. This friendly pair, where will they go?Come along with them and enjoy the ride!Sadie and Seeds will be side-by-side.
The Pirates’ Code
by Susan Gibbons-WolfAs a child, did you ever experience bullying? The Pirates&’ Code presents a bullying challenge that is answered in an unusual way. Bullies succeed because they know how to recruit. What if we could arm children with a way to recruit friends? What is the &‘code&’? Check inside to see how one child wins friends who stick together to overcome bullies with kindness. Included are eight tips for preventing bullying by Irene van der Zande, a child development expert and the team at Kidpower International (Kidpower.org).
Baby Bibba: The Giraffe Who Wanted to Be an Eagle
by Sue NewcombeDid you ever want to be something or someone you&’re not?Have you ever wondered why you were born the way you are?Meet a giraffe named Baby Bibba who asks her mama why she was born a giraffe and not an eagle. Go with Baby Bibba and Mama Giraffe to a wild elephant tea party where Baby Bibba decides she no longer wants to be an eagle. She&’s happy being who she is: a giraffe in East Africa.
Froggy Bill and the Lost Lily Pad
by Stephan BattAfter surviving a terrible thunderstorm, Froggy Bill discovers that his beloved lily pad has disappeared! With little time to waste, Froggy Bill embarks on an adventure around the bay to try to locate his lost lily. Along the way, he reunites with some of his old friends from Turtle Trail, Crabby Creek, and Lizard Lagoon.Hop along with Froggy Bill as he explores fun new places and seeks to turn his sadness into triumph. Froggy Bill reminds us all that with perseverance and a little help from some friends, we can accomplish more than we ever thought possible.