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A collection of stories with lessons

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Three adventurous narwhal calves decide to explore a beautiful ice cave positioned in a dangerous part of the ocean which whales call, The Great Deep, a territory forbidden to the young. Throwing caution and their better judgement to the waves, the whales enter the mysterious cave to explore its hidden wonders. When faced with imminent danger, one disaster leads to another and the whales find themselves trapped in the ice cave with a formidable foe. Will they find their way out? Or will the beautiful crystal cave become their icy grave? This is an all ages graphic novel. The moral of the story is to be obedient to parents, to not be afraid of calling on those who love you for help, defending those you love, being brave in the face of danger, and to not be attracted to things that are dark and evil.

It was Rosco's first Christmas eve with the McKendrick family. Rosco the German shepherd knew someone would be coming down the chimney late at night. So what was that sound on the rooftop? Mandy had mentioned some reindeer... A Rosco the Rascal Tale now available in ebook and paperback as part of a short story collection. Find it on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08KYN4SWW/

🕷️ Meet Bubbles Bubbles is not just a stuffed spider-he's Greyson's best friend. With his soft fuzzy legs, silly stitched smile, and a heart full of bravery, Bubbles goes everywhere Greyson goes. He jumps on the trampoline, rides in baskets, listens to bedtime stories, and never gets scared-because Greyson is always right beside him. Even when two of his legs go missing, Bubbles doesn't give up. With a little love, a lot of giggles, and help from Greyson and Mommy, Bubbles learns that being a little different just makes him extra special. Bubbles reminds kids that: • It's okay to feel sad • Friends help each other • And love can fix almost anything

A Witch tries to catch a Fairy's magic wand.

A short story based on the air combat of ww2 on the 8th June 1940

It was all very strange, waking up barefoot in a field of squish in her polkadot nightgown, a red balloon floating off to one side so that she could just see it out of the corner of her eye... Mori has forgotten most everything that isn't nailed to one's head, like talking or walking. (Goodness knows forgetting THOSE things could be quite vexing!) She's not at all certain her name is even Mori, but as it's the closest thing to a name that's popped into her empty head, she has decided it must be so. That was quite a simple task after all, but whatever should she do next? Why is she here in this strange place with all of these mad creatures mixing her upside down and downside up until her poor brain is dizzy as well as bare? Will she ever find her way home -- wherever that may be -- or will she mindlessly wander the strange house in the center of the swamp until nothing is left of her but a polkadotted puddle in the squish?

This is a summary and review of the first edition and collection of short creepy stories, written by famous author R. L. Stine. The stories and tales vary from one another, cosnisting of a vampire girl, a killer bear to a haunted house.

A group of youngsters is looking for a place to have fun. Join the gang as they head off on an adventure that lands them on the baseball diamond for a nail-biting game.

A VOLCANIC ADVENTURE! Veronica is a perfectly ordinary girl, except for one very important thing-she lives on a volcano! Join Veronica on her search for pearls on the far side of the biggest volcano of all ... Mount Mystery! VOLCANOES and TSUNAMIS and SUPERSTORMS, OH MY! The volcano Veronica lives on is the closest one to the town of Crater Lake and the townspeople hear it rumble nearly every day. The volcano has no official name, though the townspeople call it "Kaboom." Veronica's family have mastered the gadgetry and volcanic know-how to make their extraordinary lives almost normal, but Veronica wants more. Veronica faces betrayal and learns humans can be more dangerous than volcanoes: "Nature is nature. It's always right. But man can be evil and man can be right and man can be blinded by a terrible night. An evil is coming-he's coming in white." Meet memorable characters and a villain for the ages!

Andres Bonifacio's Playful Wisdom: Life Lessons for Little Revolutionaries is a delightful and engaging book that introduces young readers to the inspiring story of Andres Bonifacio, one of the Philippines' national heroes. Through playful storytelling, the book offers valuable life lessons that will resonate with children aged six and above. The story follows the adventures of Andres, a curious and imaginative child who loves to learn and explore. Through his love for reading, Andres discovers the power of knowledge and the importance of standing up for what is right. As the chapters unfold, we witness how Andres' playful wisdom helps him navigate the challenges of life and ultimately leads him to become a revolutionary leader who fights for the freedom of his people. Each chapter is filled with heartwarming anecdotes and timeless lessons, touching upon themes such as curiosity, determination, empathy, and teamwork. Young readers are encouraged to embrace their innate sense of wonder, ask questions, and be open to learning from the world around them. Through Andres' journey, they will discover that the power to change the world begins within themselves. The book also highlights the importance of sharing wisdom and experiences with others, as Andres gathers his friends and family to share stories and life lessons he has learned from his readings. This encourages young readers to engage in meaningful conversations and form strong connections with their peers and community. Andres Bonifacio's Playful Wisdom: Life Lessons for Little Revolutionaries is not only a captivating story about a Filipino hero but also a treasure trove of life lessons that will inspire and empower young readers to become the best versions of themselves. With its playful tone and conversational style, the book serves as a perfect introduction to the fascinating world of history, culture, and personal development for children everywhere.

A boy with freakish powers escaped from the circus and aims to find a way to be normal. This is my first official book so don't expect it to be too good.

Ten-year-old dragon Princess Hanna is forbidden from using her fire powers. However, when her town needs her help, it turns out that maybe some rules are meant to be broken. As much as Princess Hanna loved blowing fire, her parents forbade it. No matter how much she begged them, her mom and dad refused to let her do it. Even though her brothers were allowed to blow fire all they liked. In fact, they were encouraged to! She had to do it secretly when no one was looking. Princesses weren't meant to use their fire powers. "Leave that to the boys," her mother had said.

The book's main character is a little girl named Jean, who is fascinated with the subject of family origins. She has many friends who know where their family originally came from, but she herself, being of African American heritage, doesn't know where her family originally came from. She and her mother begin their quest to find out which country their family originated from. Together and involving other relatives they begin their search. The book is a guide for others in finding their family origins.

Ella the Mermaid has always dreamed of swimming to the surface and seeing the land above but, with her small tail fin it isn't as simple as it may seem. To make things worse all the creatures of the sea laugh at Ella when she tells them of her plan. She knows it will be difficult especially with the blue shark out to eat all the sea creatures. Will Ella ever make it to the surface and see the sun, sky and swimmers for herself?

When the sun sets more than once a day, a small brave girl, struggling to belong, has secrets to discover. Marigold leaves her lonely life to join extraordinary thieves, Bert and Bob. Who is their Mistress? What is she doing with all those diamonds? And why is the sun so unpredictable? Marigold's dreadful parents are on her trail. But keeping one step ahead of them is the least of her problems... She must save the planet from a terrible machine and find her true home. An original fantasy that hooks, amuses and delights. For 7 to 12-year-olds and anyone else who enjoys an adventure.

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