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Cleopatra’s Chocolate Cake

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A delightful story of an 8 year old William,who like other boys wants to imitate his father,and get to know what he really does. The father, an archeologist working for the British museum,is equally amused and intrigued by his son’s curiosity. This is also a story of travel , linking history and geography with an [...]

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Haiku Stat: Cover Illustration

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Japanese poetry meets a politically incorrect look at life, death, and suffering in the Emergency Department. A collection of hundreds of Haiku about topics ranging from Adult Protective Services to Ventricular Tachycardia. Also includes a Glossary of Terms with a more colorful description than those given in medical dictionaries.

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Coming Soon: A Coconut in the Hudson

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The great Hudson River in New York has many wonderful things to see, including boats, barges, huge bridges, and even dolphins. But one thing you don’t see every day on the river is a coconut—until now! With delightful illustrations and plenty of information for curious kids, Scott Hagen’s illustrated children’s book, A Coconut in the [...]

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Tummyful of Butterflies

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Ebilina the Elephant is about to set off on the greatest adventure of her whole life . . . a walk all by herself to her friend Keanu the Koala Bear’s house. Follow Ebilina on her first journey alone . . . and watch as she grows stronger and even braver along the way! Tummyful [...]

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First book in Spanish! El Policía y el Perro que Siempre Atrapaban a los Malos

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Conoce al Oficial Cerezas y a su perro policía, Cazador. Su trabajo es mantener a la Ciudad Calabaza a salvo, y digamos que ellos se toman su trabajo muy en serio. Cuando cinco criminales escapan de la cárcel, y después de que un enorme tornado arrasa con Ciudad Calabaza, quedará en manos del Oficial Cerezas [...]

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Coming Soon: A Family for Fritz

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Written by Lisa Delgado, Illustrations/Cover/Design by Taillefer Long

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Answers to What Ails You

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Sometimes, the best path to a gratifying life is, curiously, AWAY from what you think you know. A new way of seeing the world can enrich your life experiences, whether you are working through challenging times or seeking to forge deeper relationships. Drawing from decades of clinical work, Blair H. Clark’s powerful and deeply a¬ffecting [...]

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Coming Soon: Rah Rah Herman

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Vibrant and witty, Rah, Rah, Herman! is a deliciously funny tale with a powerful lesson in kindness that is sure to delight fun-loving, creative kids. Herman lives with his mom and dad and little brother Robby, whom he loves very much. There’s just one problem: Herman likes to do naughty things—very naughty things. From squeezing [...]

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Mary Jane’s War: Second Edition

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Mary Jane’s War by Joe B. Roles is a Civil War novel based upon a true story. Mary Jane’s husband died from wounds received in The Battle of New Market during The Civil War. She took a pair mules and a wagon 120 miles over mountains and through enemy lines during the winter of 1865 to recover her husband’s remains and bring them home to Monroe County WV for burial.

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Planet Earth Gets Well

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“…not since The Lorax by Dr. Seuss has a whimsically illustrated book come along aimed at sparking serious conversation with kids about the depleted environment they could inherit if each and every one of us don’t continue to act.” -George Spyros

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Getting Back in the Game

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Using cool and funny food characters, this story will show kids that they have the power to make smarter life choices. Getting Back in the Game! also tackles many other important social issues that many kids face today, such as bullying, how to maintain a healthy diet, and exercising regularly.

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Pearl the Motorcycle Girl

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When loveable little motorcycle, Pearl discovers the beauty of movement in everything around her, she also finds her own style of self-expression: dance. The confidence she feels in this self-discovery helps her to connect with others sharing her passion. When called upon to conquer the open road with her owner and friend, Mini, Pearl is [...]

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Clyde the Glyde and the Carnival Ride

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Clyde the Glyde and the Carnival Ride is the second in the widely acclaimed Clyde the Glyde children’s stories by Rebecca Jamison. Carnival Ride is an imaginative tale that teaches valuable lessons about honoring and respecting each other’s differences, while reminding us of the similarities we all share. This book reunites free-spirited and lovable little [...]

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Mister Doppelganger

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Mister Doppelganger: A Ghost Story by Amy Freeman is the ‘ghostwritten’ account of one fiery pre-teen’s adventures, or is that misadventures, with her friends when they vow to unravel the secrets surrounding their mysterious and cantankerous schoolteacher, Mister Doppelganger. The good fun leads them on a wild journey filled with ghosts-sightings, snake charmers and Avon [...]

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Harvel Goes to the Farm

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Harvel Goes to the Farm

John Pate’s breathtakingly raucous children’s picture book, Harvel Goes to the Farm, is irreverent and wise. In a similar vein to Everyone Poops and The Gas We Pass, Pate shares the utterly fabulous, wildly original tale of Harvel, a moose readers meet while on his way to visit his aunt and uncle in Nebraska. While [...]

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Lloyd the Goat

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Lloyd

Lloyd is a sweet young goat that moves to a new farm with a new family. Lloyd becomes best friends with a sweet box turtle named Phil, while she shows him how life goes on the farm with all the other animals. Lloyd learns that there are a lot of entertaining animals on the farm, [...]

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May On the Way

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May on the way: How I become a K9 Spy

This scrappy-but-sweet Schnauzer shows readers that dogs, too, get hurt, have fears, and want a place to belong. By persevering, remaining hopeful in dismal times, and keeping your nose to the wind for adventure, kids and dogs alike find a wonderful plan and hope for their lives. Engaging, energetic, endearing and highly recommended for kids of all ages.” Sandra Byrd, best-selling author of London Confidential and other books for teens and tweens.

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The Policeman and Dog…

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Filled with whimsy and adventure, The Policeman and the Dog Who Always Caught the Bad Guys is a fast-moving thriller perfect for fun-loving, crime-stopping kids. In the wonderful, small town of Pumpkinville, bad guys, crooks, and villains never get a break.

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Let Me Tell You An African Tale

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Let me Tell You an African Tale

With a lively cast of characters and all the rich colors of West Africa, children’s author Joan Kelly retells a classic tale of friendship and giving in How the Leopard Got His Spots, the second title in her “Let Me Tell You an African Tale” series.

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Bubba the Cat

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Bubba the Cat

“When Grandma came to visit me and my cat, Bubba, and I ran out to see. Her car drive up and park at our house. Bubba stayed at my side, still as a mouse.”

Bubba the cat and Bubba and Grandma are stories in narrative verse about a real life cat adventure. Suitable for ages one to onehundred or anyone who loves cats.

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Robots Don’t Wear Sunscreen

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Robots Don’t Wear Sunscreen is a heart-tugging tale of friendship and kindness that will delight children and adults alike, teaching key virtues such as resiliency, effort, and sharing that will be cherished for a lifetime. Have you ever endured moments in life that have left you feeling helpless and reliant on faith alone?  Robots Don’t [...]

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Sarimanok

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An introduction to the spectacular culture of the Philippines examining various aspects including climate, farming and industry, history, religions, food and peoples. Contains full color illustrations and photographs in 33-page interior depicting Filipino culture. This book, first in the Sarimanok Series was proposed and authored by Filipino-Americans, Dr. Leonor Testa-Feliciano and Theresa San Luis, M.A. [...]

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