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  • Where is Tibet? by Gina Halpern

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    Mass Market Paperback (Snow Lion Publications, March 12, 1893)
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  • Cinderella Spinderella

    Mark Binder, Steve Mardo

    Paperback (Light Publications, April 4, 2014)
    Wicked Stepsisters, a rocking fairy godmother, and a very unusual chauffeur, it's sure to be a family favorite for years to come. You and your children will enjoy the story that has enthralled thousands upon thousands of listeners of all ages and backgrounds for more than a decade! This 52 page illustrated book can be read to Kindergarteners or read by Third graders! Author Mark Binder began creating Cinderella Spinderella when he was telling stories to ethnically diverse audiences in Boston and disabled youngsters in Newport. In the award-winning ebook, there were 25 possible variations. In print, you will chose from one of five seasonal versions: Autumn/African American; Winter/Caucasian; Spring/Asian; Summer/Hispanic; and Monsoon/Indian Subcontinent. **This is the Winter/Caucasian! "Marvelously told, beautifully illustrated." -A.V. Club News "An excellent story and amazing illustrations... A lesson of inclusiveness that is subtle but profound." -Benjamin Franklin Award Committee Award-winning author and story performer, Mark Binder has brought Cinderella into the present, with a powerful variation that will be enjoyed by all ages. Awards for the ebook include: - Digital Book World Finalist - Mom's Choice Silver - Ben Franklin Silver
  • To the Lion Throne: The Story of the Fourteenth Dalai Lama

    Whitney Stewart

    Paperback (Snow Lion Publications, Jan. 1, 1990)
    Biography of the young, spirited boy who became a monk at age 3 and the spiritual and political leader of his people at 15.
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  • How to Use Tin Can Metal in Science Projects

    Edward J. Skibness

    Paperback (Lindsay Publications, Jan. 1, 2001)
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  • Its Purim

    Barbara Sobel Frieder

    Paperback (Lindek Publications, Jan. 8, 2012)
    Purim time was getting close There was so much to do Sewing costumes Baking sweets with friends and family too.
  • Amy and Gully in Rainbowland

    W. W. Rowe

    Paperback (Snow Lion Publications, Jan. 1, 1992)
    A magical man dressed in Buddhist robes sends two American children on a quest for the wishing stone.
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  • I use words when I am angry

    Totline Publications

    Poster (Totline Publications, Aug. 28, 2001)
    Perfect for developing a print-rich environment throughout a daycare or center, chartlets are great for encouraging good behavior. Measures 13" x 19.5".
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  • The Life of the Great Mahasiddha Virupa

    Kalden D. Sakya

    Paperback (Snow Lion Publications, July 16, 2011)
    "Mahasiddha Virupa is one of the famous eighty-four great Indian Masters who attained great realizations in one lifetime, thereby benefiting endless sentient beings through their spiritual attainments. In the unbroken lineage of the Sakyapa Tradition of Tibetan Buddhism he is considered to be the most important guru to have upheld the Buddha Dharma by his majestic powers. He is the original master of the precious Lamdre—the Core Instructions on Non-Duality of the Path and the Result."—excerpted from the foreword by His Holiness the 41st Sakya Trizin Virupa was given several names throughout his life, and when he was a monk he tried to do his meditation practice as much as he could. But even though he spent many years meditating, he was bothered by disturbing dreams. And when he did as he was instructed to do by his spiritual guidance, it backfired and people often became upset with him. But because of his dedication he developed great spiritual powers which protected him from harm, and even saved his life. When people rejected him he lived in the forest and wore only flowers, and lived an unconventional life, but eventually he found his spiritual home. He saved many animals from sacrifice, and performed miracles.
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  • The Bed Time Story Book

    Mark Binder

    Paperback (Light Publications, Sept. 16, 2008)
    Familiar favorites and classics that will enchant the whole family. The Bed Time Story Book is a wonderfully original collection of 36 stories that will entertain the entire family. You can look forward to bedtime and share the joy of reading. "Accompanied by classic illustrations, the stories are retold in an exceptionally amusing style and perfect for reading aloud." Turn your evening goodnight into quality family time with traditional stories, familiar rhymes, and favorite interpretations. Includes tips and tricks and fun ideas that will help you get started and keep you (and your young listeners) engaged! The Bedtime Story Book will inspire the youngest readers.
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  • 2 Skiddahees: A Bold Tale

    Barbara Sobel Frieder (Babu)

    Paperback (Lindek Publications, Oct. 15, 2010)
    Meet Skiddiddle and Skiddaddle, two Skiddahees, friendly bird like creatures who are sought after everywhere for their fine, fluffy feathers. Skiddiddle, since his feathers are brighter claims he is also wiser. Skiddaddle never stands up to Skiddiddle, until one day, Skiddiddle makes a choice that could cost both of them their most prized possession. Will Skiddaddle listen to his bossy friend, or can he learn to listen to himself and become the bird he was meant to be?
  • Over and Under

    Jr. Misterly, Colonel John

    Paperback (Totline Publications, Aug. 15, 2000)
    A true account of Colonel John Misterly Jr's 8 days in a dingy in the North Pacific.
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  • Every Hero Has a Story

    Mark Binder

    Hardcover (Light Publications, Jan. 1, 2015)
    A flash flood rips a Prince and Princess from their carriage. Lost and alone in the deluge, they find refuge in a barn filled with strangers. Gathering around the fire to keep warm, one by one these unknown women and men began to tell their stories. From Giant Killer Jack and The Last Voyage of of Sinbad to the World's First Story, this chapter book of adventures will keep you turning pages. Every summer, libraries across the country sponsor summer reading programs. This year, award-winning author and story performer Mark Binder has assembled a collection of adventures that can be enjoyed by children and parents of all ages. "Every summer I share my stories in libraries," author Mark Binder explained. "Summer reading shouldn't be a chore. My goal with this book is to create a collection of stories that every family member can enjoy, from the youngest to the oldest, including parents." Some of the stories are familiar adventures that the Princess and Prince while others are unexpected, whimsical and fantastic. Every Hero Has a Story is designed to be read to young children or read by older children. Parents and youngsters alike will delight in the stories as the tales spin. By the end of the evening the stories have done more than just pass the time, they have changed the lives of the Prince and Princess forever. "You've heard of books that are meant to be read across an entire state? This is a book that can be read across an entire family." Based in New England, Mark Binder tours the world sharing his spoken and written stories with listeners of all ages. In this collection you'll "hear" his version of Jack and the Beanstalk ("Giant Killer Jack"), and learn the origin of "The First Story." You'll smile at the wisdom of a young girl in "The Contest," and catch your breath at "The Short Tale of Erika P. Spunk." There's even a new addition to the Arabian Nights with "The Last Voyage of Sinbad the Sailor." Binder blends and dances between genres. He makes traditional stories sound modern and invents new stories that sound as if they have been retold for a hundred years. At the heart of the book, weaving in and out, is the "frame tale" of the Prince and the Princess, who grow beyond their remoteness and isolation and are touched, moved and transformed by the stories they hear, and the stories that they themselves tell. Mark Binder is an author and storyteller who knows how to connect generations. It is a true testament to his passion and talent that he is able to reach the hearts and minds of such diverse audiences. The author of diverse books, including It Ate My Sister and The Brothers Schlemiel, his Bed Time Story collections have sold more than 60,000 copies worldwide. His most recent book is Cinderella Spinderella
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