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This collection tells about life along the shore from Nova Scotia to Delawareusing stories, poems, and excerpts from journals and memoirs.

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A gentle story about acceptance, belonging and what it means to be family.

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Ben is like most children, except for one thing-he's allergic to peanuts! This book helps you to find out how Ben takes control of his allergy in school, at parties, with friends, at T-ball practice, and with during holidays. It also helps your child to learn how to tell others about his food allergy and his need for a safe environment.

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Sarah is upset because she cannot find an Eid gift for her mother. She decides to take a walk along her secret path in the woods, which always makes her feel better. There, she not only finds the perfect gift, but also learns to appreciate nature and what it means to live in submission to Allah.

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What could be better for pirates than gold, silver, and jewels In this unique holiday story, the lucky crew of the Sea Cat set sail to adventure and an unimagined treasure. The Pirates' Christmas is a must-read story for children, parents, and teachers! Filled with easy-to-read storytelling and colorful illustrations, this story shares a Christmas message that is important for the whole family.

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There are children who are slower, who can't run so well, who can say just a few words or none at all. Each of them belongs in our world and enriches it. This delightfully illustrated fairy tale teaches appreciation for children with Down syndrome and other developmental challenges.

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Originally published: New York: Hyperion Books for Children, 2002.

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"An unofficial Minecrafter's novel"--Cover.

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Mona likes to moan. Kiki is a worry-wart. Bart loves following rules. And Zane HATES following rules. When the four of them are put into The Secret Science Society together, this could only mean one thing: DISASTER!

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"A family gradually moves forward after the loss of a child"--

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In Scofield's powerful debut, teenager Lily Asher takes her first steps toward a strange, loving journey to self-acceptance and belonging.

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The little daffodil's only dream, ever since he was just a bulb, was to grow to be tall, bright, and yellow. But during the winter, the little bulb caught a cold. When springtime finally arrives, the bulb's brothers and sisters have all grown into beautiful yellow daffodils, while the little daffodil is left spotted and small.

"With a crick and a crack, the pretend eggs Abby found in the backyard hatch to reveal two chicks. Abby has great fun caring for and playing with the make-believe birds until one day they mysteriously stop singing and eating. Then Abby has to make a choice--one that will bring her a sense of loss but also newfound joy"--P. [4] of cover.

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The beautifully illustrated, first story of the Little Black Dog collection that tells how it all...

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"Originally published in German as Die Geschichte vom kleinen Schwein, das nicht Nein sagen konnte (c) Dressler Verlag, Hamburg 2012."

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When Abby Ives lands her dream internship, she expects to spend the summer focusing on making her way in the fashion industry, until she falls for her competition, Jordi.

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Can Abby find a way to reconcile her positive yet private sense of self with the image others have of her