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  The Secret Sisters

  Avi

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  Newbery medalist Avi tells the story of a young girl determined to define her own place amidst old rules and new ways in the Roaring Twenties. 
  Attending high school in Steamboat Springs is Ida Bidson’s dream—it’s her next step toward becoming a teacher and her best shot at escaping a life of milking cows. It’s 1925, and from using telephones to attending movies, Ida is thrilled by her new experiences in Steamboat. She and her school friends even form a club, the Secret Sisters, to celebrate everything modern. 
  But when they accidentally antagonize the strict, traditionalist principal, Ida’s high school career may be over before it even begins. It's up to the Secret Sisters find a way to save Ida’s dream! 
  Readers will cheer for Ida as she continues the adventure begun in the one-room schoolhouse of Avi's popular The Secret School! 
  Supplemental enhancement PDF accompanies the audiobook.

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  When the Forest wakes up and...

  Sudarshan Shaw

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  Children's Stories,Children,Next,Salad,Plants,Air,Lunch,Seasons,Audiobook,Audio books,Celebration,Wake Up,Forest,Planet,Nest, Bluebird,Family,White Rhino.

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  Yeshua the adventurer: a...

  JOSHUA CHALKLEY

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  Join Yeshua on a magical holiday adventure like no other! In A Story'ee Christmas, Yeshua, a young boy with an unstoppable imagination, he encounters new friends, discovers hidden wonders, and learns the true meaning of giving and joy. Written by an 8-year-old adventurer himself, this heartwarming story blends imagination and holiday magic, making it the perfect tale for young explorers everywhere.

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  Theo and the the day that went...

  Katja Runow

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  Papa Bear tells Theo the secret story about the day that went backwards. Welcome to a new sleepy tale! Good evening, little one! How has your day been? Is there anything you remember particularly well? Or anything you have quite forgotten? You know, night will come very soon. It's time to say goodbye to everything that has happened today. This day has passed, and a new one is beginning somewhere just over the horizon.

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  The Abandoned of Yan

  Donald F. Daley

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  The Abandoned of Yan by Donald F. Daley - The Abandoned have neither rights nor hopes. They only have revenge! 
  After her husband left her, Marigold filed a protection-request form and an availability form. 
  She did not do this immediately. She stayed up for the better part of the night, hoping that he would come back. She could not bring herself to believe that he would really walk out on her and leave her available for confiscation, or for the slavery pool. She also thought for quite a while about the possibility of somehow getting back to Earth, where she would not be available for either. 
  She even went to the fantastic expense of televiewing there to talk with her father and mother. They had been shocked and unfriendly. They had said good-by with a finality which left little room for doubt as to what they thought of an Abandoned. They had never had one in their family, they had pointed out, neither of them, and they did not intend to have one in their family now. They had warned her that they intended to report the call to the Beta III Protection People. 
  This did not worry her much. The call almost certainly had been monitored anyway. If they wanted to go to the considerable extra expense of reporting it, in order to impress the Protection People with their loyalty, that was their own lookout. She understood that, now, she had no family. She thought for a moment of going up-ramp to say good-by to the children, but she knew that this would not help. 
  Besides, it was illegal. They were no longer hers. She was an Abandoned.

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  Absolutely No Paradox

  Lester Del Rey

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  Absolutely No Paradox by Lester Del Rey - If time-travel is possible, then why haven't we been visited by people from the future? But Pete LeFranc found the answer to that. 
  The old men's section of the Arts and Science Club was always the best ordered. The robots somehow managed to avoid clanking there; the greensward beyond the veranda was always just right, and the drinks were the best for six counties. Old Ned Brussels touched his glass to his lips appreciatively, sighed in contentment, and waited for some of the other oldsters to break the silence. 
  Finally, Lem Hardy took the plunge. "He did it," he announced, referring to a conversation of weeks before. Then, at their puzzled looks, he amplified. "My grandson, damn it! He's got a time machine—it works. Sent a cat four days up, and it came through unharmed." 
  The glass fell from Old Ned's hand, bouncing on the floor, and spilling good liquor. A robot came forward silently to clean it up, but Ned didn't look at it. "Four days doesn't mean a thing. Lem—is that kid planning on trying it out?" 
  "He's going to try it next week." 
  "Then for the Lord's sake, stop him! Look, does it work like this?" His fingers slipped over the pencil smoothly, as they had always done when he worked, drafting robot bodies in the old days. A rude schematic seemed to grow almost instantly on the paper. 
  Lem took it, then stiffened suddenly. "Who told you?"

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