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  The Adventures of Bear the...

  Evelyn Allendes

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  While learning some words in Spanish, join our friend Bear the Goldendoodle on the beautiful island of Isleta Marina, located in Puerto Rico. Where coconut trees, seaside beaches, and playful iguanas fill this little piece of paradise. Bear is obsessed with iguanas. However, Bear can't seem to get one Iguana, Ana, to play with him. But why? The book is written in rhymes and features the hilarious Bear the Goldendoodle. See how Bear learns that listening and talking is the best way to get to know someone if you want to become friends. When he does that, he finally gets the answer he's been waiting for.

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  Movies Showing Nowhere

  Yorick Goldewijk, Laura Watkinson

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  Movies Showing Nowhere 
  by Yorick Goldewijk 
  £7.99 
   
  Published 4th April 2024 
   
  On the day Cate came into the world, her mother left it. Ever since, Cate’s dad has become distant and silent, locked in his own little world. Cate has to keep herself entertained, with kung fu films, her pet rabbit and her photography hobby, until one day she receives an invitation to a mysterious, abandoned cinema, and everything changes. 
   
  At the cinema, Cate meets the strange Mrs Kano, who introduces her to a most unusual kind of movie theatre – the kind that lets you step into a memory. So begins a wonder-filled adventure through time that will teach Cate the meaning of love, the beauty of things passing and the need for bravery in letting go.

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  Fairy Hill

  Marita Conlon-McKenna

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  Strange things are happening in Fairy Hill.
  Thirteen-year-old Anna is upset when she is sent to stay with her dad and his new family at Fairy Hill in the west of Ireland. Hearing whispers in the wind, Anna senses she is being watched, but nobody believes her except the mysterious boy down by the lake. When her little half-brother, Jack, nearly gets lost, Anna suspects that someone is trying to steal him away. She wonders if the stories about the old house and the fairies are true. And if they are, could Jack be in real danger?

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  Dream Big And Conquer Your Dreams

  Sophie Potter

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  Enjoy this amazing collection of magical stories for kids ages 5-12.Why is this book a great idea for your kids:- You get 8 easy to relate to stories for both boys and girls- Value and moral lessons for your kids to learn while enjoying the magical worlds within the book.- Fun and entertaining writing style to make the stories easy to understand.- In depth guidance for each story, so it is easier to comprehend the lesson within it.- Perfect gift idea for kidsIn this book, you’ll meet eight kids who all come from different place and all of them face a different set of challenges. They might not always get things right or sometimes they struggle to make that important decision, but they are not afraid to dream big and work towards their dreams!This book helps children develop different qualities and skills like:- confidence in new and challenging environments- determination, so they don’t give up when things get tough- honesty and responsibility- loyalty to friends and family- better communication with strangers and making new friendsBut most important of all this book is designed to help kids learn how to do the right thing in all kind of scenarios through seeking open communication and guidance from their family.So get your copy now and enjoy these magical confidence inspiring stories with your little loved ones.

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  Alice's Wonderland Adventure -...

  Christopher Allen

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  ALICE'S WONDERLAND ADVENTURE  
  Alice in Wonderland – Retold, Reimagined & Reinvented  
  The summary of this audiobook is as follows: 
  Seven-year-old Alice follows her younger brother William (nicknamed the White Rabbit for his obsession with time) into a hidden door in their garden hedge, tumbling into Wonderland—a surreal world where her family embodies fantastical roles. Her father is the Mad Hatter, her mother the tyrannical Queen of Hearts, and William the frantic White Rabbit. Guided by a Cheshire Cat and talking flowers, Alice navigates absurd challenges, including a chaotic croquet match with the Queen and a trial over a missing strawberry from a royal tart (secretly stolen by William to aid her escape). 
  Throughout her journey, Alice learns that Wonderland is a reflection of her family’s hidden quirks: her father’s creativity flourishes as the Hatter, her mother’s strictness magnifies as the Queen, and William’s punctuality defines his rabbit persona. After outwitting the Queen’s wrath with help from the Dormouse and her brother, Alice climbs back through the rabbit hole, returning to her ordinary life—but with a strawberry and a tiny blue hat as proof her adventure was real. 
  The story blends whimsy with deeper themes of identity, family dynamics, and the blurred line between reality and imagination, offering a fresh twist on the classic Alice in Wonderland tale. 
  The initial opening credit music is modern, upbeat with female vocals lasting about 3 minutes with the instrumental closing music about the same jazz funk genre. 
  The story and music itself runs to nearly 1 hour and is narrated by claire francis, my wife. 
  I do hope you enjoy this audiobook and let me know what you think, there are a lot more to come 
  Christopher Allen     -      At your service

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  The Wonderful O

  James Thurber

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  The Wonderful O tells of a man named Black who despised the letter "O." He deleted it from his language and omitted it from his words. Opals, moonstones, owls, and oaks could not possibly be his items of choice. Instead, he preferred emeralds, rubies, sapphires, and maps since they contained not a single "O" among them. Soon he wanted his entire village to omit the letter "O," but the villagers found words they would not do without—words such as HOPE, LOVE, VALOR, and the most important one of all…

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