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  • Inside the Body

    Pierre-Marie Valat

    Spiral-bound (Moonlight Publishing, Oct. 10, 2012)
    A lighthearted introduction to what happens to food when it is eaten combines an accessible tour of the human digestive system with illuminating "torch-lit" images on transparent pages. Features a press-out paper "torch," along with a slot to store it in at the back of each book. By the creator of Animal Faces: 15 Punch-Out Animal Masks.
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  • Cornelia Needs A Space of Her Own

    Jodi Stapler, Maria Flo, Brooke Vitale

    language (Willow Moon Publishing, July 8, 2019)
    It's the first day of summer vacation. Cornelia has a long list of things she wants to do before it's over. Finding her own space where her baby sister, Casey, won't get into her collections is the first thing on her list. Follow Cornelia as she investigates, plans and experiments to find the perfect place to call her own.
  • FAB Club 2: Friends Against Cyberbullying

    Alex Hallatt

    language (Moontoon Publishing, July 17, 2018)
    ā€˜Cyber bullying is a big problem for children ā€“ and adults. So, books of this nature are vital if we are to inform children on this difficult subject. This is sensitively written and very accessible for 9 ā€“ 13 year olds. The children in my class enjoyed it, and we used it as a start to a cyber-bullying discussion.ā€™ Primary school teacher At the end of the long summer holidays, the FAB Club read that their school has run out of money and wonā€™t be opening. Celebration turns to dismay when they find out that they are all going to different schools instead. At first their phones are a lifeline, keeping them in contact. But then the horrible messages start. Someone is trying to destroy the FAB club and everything they stand for. Will the club be able to stop them and bring the friends back together? Find out in FAB Club 2, as the gang stand up to the cyber-bullies.Friends Against Bullying - Join the Club!
  • The Weather

    Sophie Kniffke

    Hardcover-spiral (Moonlight Publishing, May 1, 2005)
    Follow the changing weather through the seasons of the year.
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  • A Boy With A Cape

    Amy Logan, Rich Green

    Hardcover (Full Heart Publishing, March 15, 2016)
    A Boy With A Cape goes out and does good deeds and is kind to everyone. He doesn't see what his actions do, but then his mom comes and tells him. COMES WITH SUPERHERO SCARF
  • The Rainbow Connection

    Laurie Hanan

    language (Hoaka Moon Publishing, Dec. 4, 2016)
    This is the story of one teenage girlā€™s disappearance, and anotherā€™s obsession. Fans of Hanan's Louise Golden mysteries watched Emmeline grow from an effervescent ten-year-old in Almost Paradise, into a headstrong adolescent in Stairway to Heaven. Now, at seventeen, Emmy is faced with a mystery only she can solve. In her senior year, Emmy transfers from an exclusive private school to a public charter school for ā€œdropouts and misfits.ā€ Just before graduation, her only friend in the new school disappears. Brett has run away before. The cops, and even Brettā€™s mom, are sure sheā€™s done it again. Emmy doesnā€™t buy it. She knows how hard Brett has worked to graduateā€”and Brett would never ditch her super-hot boyfriend. Something terrible has happened to Brett, and Emmy must find out what. Her search for Brett leads Emmy to a secretive pseudo-religious group with a charismatic leader and hundreds of devoted followers. She discovers political corruption, abuses of the Hawaiian Home Lands, and a brutal crime tidily buried beneath lies. Emmy risks danger and disillusionment in her search for Brett, while struggling with the daunting task of becoming an adult and making decisions demanded of her in this coming-of-age journey.*May not be suitable for younger teens due to references to drugs, rape, and nudity.
  • Girl with a Pink Cape : The True Story about the Superhero in All of Us

    Amy Logan, Rich Green

    Hardcover (Full Heart Publishing, March 15, 2015)
    This is the story about the spending quality time with people and compassion. A Girl With A Cape wants to go out and play with her friends. However, "mom just received a call from her friend who's a nurse; the neighbor who's sick had just gotten worse." Prompted by mom, A Girl With A Cape decides to make a treat for the neighbor and ends up spending the entire afternoon with her playing games and just enjoying themselves. It's a sweet story about how precious time is and a reminder to: "Always remember and never forget that what we do matters, no time for regret. Our time here is short, and we grow up so fast... It's when we spread kindness, our legacy lasts" *This book is a tribute to the author's sister who passed away in 2014 because of breast cancer. A portion of the profits from each of this book sold goes to several local non-profit organizations who give back to people in our own communities.
  • STEAMTEAM 5: The Beginning

    Greg Helmstetter, Pamela Metivier

    Paperback (Monsoon Publishing, Nov. 27, 2017)
    This is full-color, illustrated edition of STEAMTeam 5: The Beginning.Meet STEAMTeam 5! A team of 5 girls who use science, technology, engineering, art, and math to do amazing things. In The Beginning, Mattie's dog disappears during the first slumber party of the summer! The girls jump into action to find him! But as they use their clever STEAM skills to rescue Fibbo, the girls discover a huge secret that's been hidden for decades, launching them into a mind-blowing epic adventure!Boost your kid's confidence with this face-paced, action adventure series! This series entertains and educates at the same time. Parents and kids alike rave about it! Get STEAMTeam 5: The Beginning NOW!
  • Ants

    Rene Mettler

    Spiral-bound (Moonlight Publishing, Dec. 1, 2015)
    Learn all about ants, one of the strongest and most well-organized of creatures on the planetThis book provides a vivid visual demonstration on why the reputation of ants for organization and hard work is fully justified. They live in large communities and build impressive homes in the form of anthills with multiple chambers inside. There are 12000 different kinds of ants, some carnivorous, who eat other insects, and some vegetarian. They are remarkable in being able to carry objects as much eight times their size and 20 times their own weight. They show clear signs of intelligent communication and high levels of collaboration. Yet for some other animals and birds ants are simply their favorite food!
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  • The Adventures of Andy the Acorn

    Karen Valiquette

    language (Purple Moon Publishing, June 14, 2015)
    Andy the Acorn was tired of hanging around. He was ready for big adventures and anxious to find his purpose. His journey brings him into contact with many creatures who depend on trees for their shelter and well-being. Come along with Andy as he discovers his world and the special place he holds within that world.The Adventures of Andy the Acorn will delight both children and adults as, together, they discover the vital role that trees play in the world.
  • Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart

    Yann Walcker, Charlotte Voake

    Hardcover (Moonlight Publishing, Sept. 1, 2017)
    Mozart was already writing music by the age of five, and when he was still very young, he traveled all over Europe and played for the Emperor of Austria, the King of France, and the Queen of England. Children who know songs from different countries, or who have tried writing songs of their own, they'll find that they have much in common with Mozart. The CD contains recordings of some of his most famous works and the narration of the story.
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  • How Animals Sleep

    Sylvaine Peyrols

    Spiral-bound (Moonlight Publishing, Dec. 1, 2015)
    A unique look at the many varying ways, times, and places that different animals sleepMammals, insects, fish, and reptiles all get tired like us and need to sleep. This book illustrates vividly how and where they sleep in many different ways and at different times. Fish, snakes, and insects sleep with their eyes open. Birds sleep perched in trees without falling off. Bats sleep upside down for 20 hours a day. Sleeping whales and dolphins keep a part of their brains awake at all times so that they can go to the surface when they need air. Horses, elephants, zebras, and giraffes sleep standing up and for less than 4 hours a day.
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