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|  | | A New Battle (Book 2 in The Nameless World Series)
Noah has enough to worry about when a new girl at school thinks he is nothing but a big bully. But when an old friend shows up in need of an extraordinary favor, Noah's world is turned up-side-down. He is swept back to the nameless world where he must face the unexpected aftermath of the fight to reclaim the Northern City.
Friendships are strained and Noah's heart is put to the ultimate test in an epic battle to save Grelgor's people from the wrath and vengeance of Gretchen and the hunters.
Join the adventure with Noah, Grelgor and a new band of misfit friends as Noah returns to the nameless world to face... "A New Battle"
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em>(from the author)/em>
"Having grown so close to the characters in i>The Nameless World/i>, I didn't want Noah's adventures to end so soon. Shortly after the completion of the first book, I wrote book two in what has become The Nameless World Series. The second book, i>A New Battle/i>, takes Noah back to the nameless world to sort out some of the unexpected aftermath of his adventures in the first book. I bring back a lot of the characters Noah | |  | | A Recycled Christmas
“A Recycled Christmas”is a fresh approach to traditional Christmas stories that not only educates, but entertains children while providing a memorable holiday tale.
Where do all the unwanted toys really go? Unfortunately, there is no island of misfit toys, so discarded toys all end up in one place – THE DUMP.
Santa and the elves are hard at work preparing new toys for Christmas... that is until Santa sees that children are throwing all their old toys away to make room for bigger, better presents! Saddened that perfectly good toys are being thrown in the trash, Santa decides to take action to save the toys and recycle them for children who are less fortunate.
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Growing up is the last thing on Mabel’s mind. It’s summer-time and once daily chores are out of the way, Mabel cares only about what trouble she can get into next. That is, until Mabel and her best friend, Anna, stumble upon the new neighbor boy, Robbie Nelson. After Mabel experiences her first kiss, a world of questions haunt her. Anna tells her that kissing boys means she going to have babies (and lots of them)! Terrified of the possibility, Mabel is determined to learn exactly where babies come from.
Join Mabel through the summer that takes her from being a mischievous little girl, to a young lady as she learns about life’s responsibilities and what it means to grow up.
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"Growing Up Mabel" is a | |  | | Ryan's Bike
Ryan's Bike is an inspiring story for kids with physical disabilities and their families.
Ryan loves bikes – it’s all he ever thinks about. Ryan also has Cerebral Palsy and will never be able to ride a bike of his own.br />
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One of Ryan’s favorite things to do is watch his older sister, Megan, ride her bike. Megan knows that, deep down, Ryan wishes he could be the one riding. Megan finds a special bike made just for people like Ryan, but her family cannot afford to buy one. Instead, Megan is left to entertain her brother with stunts that she can do on her bike - that is, until the day she breaks her arm while attempting a new trick.br />
| |  | | The Best Basketball Player EVER
Illustrated Children's book that encourages putting down the video game controller and becoming more active.
font size="3">span>Tommy is the best basketball player when playing his video games. He wins every time! br />
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However, when his mother tells him to go outside and play he finds that playing with the real basketball doesn't come so easy for him. He can't dribble, pass or even shoot! To make matters worse the neighborhood kids laugh at his attempts. br />
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He decides to give up and only play video games, until his mother challenges him to keep practicing. Before long, he finds himself improving and on his way to becoming the best baske | |  | | The Little Green Umbrella
What good is a little green umbrella with a hole? That’s exactly what Annabel wonders when her mother insists she take it to school with her, just in case it rains. At first she complains, but Annabel soon learns that even an umbrella with a hole can keep those in need safe and dry.
“The Little Green Umbrella” teaches children that while kindness is sometimes taken for granted, those who put others first can find unexpected rewards in a selfless act.
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Annabel Lee is on her way to catch the bus to school when it starts to rain! Luckily she has an umbrella to keep her dry, even though it has a small hole in it. Annabel offers to share her little green umbrella with the other children at the bus stop who don't have anything to keep them dry (even though that means she has to stand under the hole). S | |  | | The Nameless World
While trying to escape the persistent class bully, Noah discovers several mysterious, metallic puzzle pieces lying on the ground. Beside them are the glasses of his missing science teacher and mentor, Mr. Porter. As Noah fits the pieces together he disappears through a portal into a mystifying world filled with creatures and adventures beyond all imagination.
His first instinct is to find a way back home, but Noah suspects there may be a link between this strange world and Mr. Porter’s disappearance. Throughout his search for Mr. Porter and his journey to find a way back home, Noah learns the nameless world is in trouble and finds himself a pivotal player in the struggle to save it.
h2 style="text-align: left;">ABOUT THE NAMELESS WORLD.../h2>
div class="paragraph editable-text" style="text-align: left;">span style="font-style: italic; color: rgb(51, 51, 0);">The Nameless World/span>span style="color: rgb(51, 51, 0);"> is the first book in an upcoming series (/span>span style="font-style: italic; color: rgb(51, 51, 0);">The Nameless World Series/span>span style="color: rgb(51, 51, 0);">). The story takes 11-year-old Noah Wright (an introverted boy who is often bullied at school) on an unexpected adventure when he accidentally opens a portal and is trans |
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Tales of the Billabong
by Ch'erie de Perrot
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 What a Tale is told in this delightful story of Didge the wayward little Roo.
Catch up with him as he turns the Billabong from a Dull everyday water hole, to a lively, fun place, through many adventures and conquests.
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