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    Father Christmas Letters by J.R.R. Tolkien
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    'Father Christmas Letters' by J.R.R. Tolkien is a collection of letters written by Tolkien to his children during Christmas time. The letters are from Father Christmas and include whimsical tales of characters like polar bears and St. Nicholas. includes Tolkien's illustrations and other supporting tidbits, providing a unique insight into the man's lively imagination and the bitter-sweet aspects of raising children.


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    Truck by Donald Crews
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    'Truck' by Donald Crews is a wordless picture book that follows the journey of a large, bright red trailer truck as it transports tricycles through various landscapes, including fog, truck stops, crowded highways, and city streets. The book showcases different types of trucks, road signs, and transportation scenes, making it an engaging and educational read for young children. The illustrations are colorful and detailed, allowing readers to follow the truck's route and imagine their own stories based on the visuals presented.

    The book provides a visual narrative of a truck's cross-country journey, introducing children to the world of transportation and road signs. Through vibrant illustrations and minimal text, the author encourages readers to use their imagination and create their own stories about the truck's adventures. With its focus on trucks, road scenes, and signs, 'Truck' appeals to young readers who are fascinated by vehicles and travel, offering a fun and interactive reading experience.


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    Cherries and Cherry Pits by Vera B. Williams
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    'Cherries and Cherry Pits' by Vera B. Williams is a heartwarming story about a young African American girl named Bidemmi who expresses her creativity through drawing and storytelling. Using colorful illustrations and imaginative narratives, Bidemmi connects people in her community through stories involving cherries and cherry pits. The book follows Bidemmi's adventures as she weaves together tales that reflect the diversity and interconnectedness of her neighborhood, ultimately spreading joy and unity through her art.

    The book's plot revolves around Bidemmi's passion for drawing stories that revolve around cherries and the people in her community. Through her artwork, she showcases the power of imagination, friendship, and creativity, inspiring readers to appreciate the small things in life and recognize the beauty of storytelling. With a blend of magical realism and heartfelt messages, 'Cherries and Cherry Pits' conveys themes of community, diversity, and the boundless possibilities of a child's imagination.


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    Clementine
    Book 1 in the series:Clementine

    Clementine - Clementine by Sara Pennypacker
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    'Clementine' in the series by Sara Pennypacker follows the charming and witty adventures of a third grader named Clementine. The plot revolves around Clementine's bright and creative personality, her quirky scenarios, and her unique perspective on life. The writing style, complemented by Marla Freeze's illustrations, captures Clementine's essence in all her glory, making it an entertaining and engaging read for both children and adults alike. The story portrays Clementine as a lovable and well-intentioned character, navigating through ups and downs with humor and compassion.

    In 'Clementine', readers are introduced to a delightful and believable story that resonates with both children and adults. showcases Clementine's relationships with her family, friends, and school officials, highlighting her acts of kindness and moments of mischief. The narrative is filled with humor, relatable experiences, and valuable life lessons, making it a heartwarming and enjoyable read for all ages.

    We looked at her not-so-good hair in the mirror for a really, really long time without saying anything, which is very hard for me. Then Margaret’s bottom lip began to shiver and her eyes filled up wit...

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    Arm in Arm by Remy Charlip
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    Arm in Arm by Remy Charlip is a whimsical and playful children's book that captivates readers with its clever wordplay and colorful illustrations. The book features a collection of nonsensical and imaginative stories that spark creativity and laughter in both children and adults. Through its engaging storytelling and charming characters like Mr. and Mrs. Octopus, the book takes readers on a delightful journey filled with humor and joy. The writing style is casual and informal, encouraging readers to explore the world of language in a fun and interactive way.


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    Charlie and the Chocolate Factory - Charlie Bucket by Roald Dahl
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    Charlie Bucket, a poor boy living with his family, wins a golden ticket to tour Willy Wonka's chocolate factory along with four other children and their guardians. The book follows their wondrous tour through the factory, each child facing consequences based on their behavior, while Charlie's kindness and selflessness lead to a rewarding outcome. Roald Dahl's vivid descriptions and imaginative storytelling create a magical world that captures the hearts of readers, both young and old.

    The house wasn’t nearly large enough for so many people, and life was extremely uncomfortable for them all. There were only two rooms in the place altogether, and there was only one bed. The bed was g...

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    Old Mars by George R.R. Martin
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    'Old Mars' is a collection of short stories set in a pre-Mariner Mars, imagining an inhabited planet with canals, vegetation, and water, often featuring a clash between humans and Martians where humans are portrayed as villains. The stories take readers back to a time when Mars was envisioned as a vibrant planet with ancient civilizations and mystical cities, creating a nostalgic and imaginative escape from reality. The anthology pays homage to the Mars of legend, filled with mystery, intrigue, and warning messages about the impact of drought on civilizations.

    Born and raised in Bayonne, New Jersey, I came from a blue-collar, working-class background. My family never had much money. We lived in a federal housing project, never owned a car, never went much o...

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    Conflict
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    Book 1 in the series:Crossover

    Conflict - Crossover by Walt Socha
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    'Conflict' by Walt Socha is part of the 'Crossover' series that delves into time travel, blending myth, science, mystery, and history. The story follows a group from present day who travel a thousand years into the past, where they must navigate through ancient arts and clever improvisation to rescue children from tribal warfare. The plot involves a mix of action, adventure, and good characters trying to do the right thing, all set against the backdrop of different communities in America's history.

    The author introduces a unique concept of time travel combined with elements of romance and historical fiction, as modern characters help people relive America's history through ancient practices. explores themes of vengeance, forgiveness, cultural taboos, and self-discovery, showcasing the characters' strengths and weaknesses as they cope with indigenous enemies and old traditions. The narrative weaves together different storylines and surprises, offering a plausible and engaging story set in a bronze-age-like America a thousand years ago.


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    Mr. Pudgins by Margaret Bradfield, Ruth Christoffer Carlsen
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    'Mr. Pudgins' is a delightful children's book that follows the adventures of three children under the care of the magical babysitter, Mr. Pudgins. The book is filled with imaginative and whimsical scenarios, such as soda water running from faucets, mirror children appearing, and flying around in a bathtub. Each chapter presents a new story, making it an ideal bedtime read for children aged 7-10. The writing style is engaging and magical, capturing the readers' imagination and leaving a lasting impact even after many years.

    The book is a heartwarming tale that sparks creativity and laughter in young readers. It is a timeless story that has been cherished by multiple generations, evident from the experiences shared by readers who first encountered 'Mr. Pudgins' as children and now enjoy reading it to their own kids. The magical elements in the plot, combined with the nostalgic memories associated with the book, make it a must-read for children and adults alike.

    “The bear seems to like it,” said Mr. Pudgins. Right then Umdahl jumped down and began snuffling under the bed. Janey began screaming, and this time she opened up like a fire engine. Up and down the s...

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    Bonesetter
    Book 1 in the series:Bonesetter

    Bonesetter - Bonesetter by Laurence E. Dahners
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    In the Bonesetter series by Laurence E. Dahners, the story revolves around Pell, a young man in a prehistoric setting who invents technologies ahead of his time, such as agriculture, trapping, and meat smoking. The series depicts Pell's journey of survival, problem-solving, and leadership within his tribe, showcasing his unconventional methods and innovative ideas. The book captures the essence of prehistoric life with a mix of suspense, discovery, and moments of great compassion, as Pell navigates through challenges and strives to improve the lives of those around him.


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