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"Focus on social studies"--Page 4 of cover.

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"Hedgehog has been busy making gifts for all of her friends. But what could possibly be grand enough for her dear friend Bear Bear had shown Hedgehog the wonders of butterflies and taught her to ice-skate, after all. When Hedgehog finally finds her inspiration and delivers the gift, it doesn't quite turn out as she expected." --

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An introduction to the world of the human brain and its effect on behavior covers such topics as brain anatomy, the science of memory, and the latest understanding about the role of lifestyle choices on brain health.

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An introduction to the world of the human brain and its effect on behavior covers such topics as brain anatomy, the science of memory, and the latest understanding about the role of lifestyle choices on brain health.

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Kateiko is back in the third installment of the alternative high historical fantasy Call of the Rift series. Before Flight, in another world beyond the veil, Kateiko must leave her family to salvage a life she once desperately wanted, or stay with them and build a new life with those she swore to protect.

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Set in a parallel universe, The Call of the Rift: Flight is a stunning debut YA fantasy in which a rebellious and reckless teen heroine must face a world coming unstitched.

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Philip Pullman meets Avatar in a new sword-and-sorcery fantasy series.

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Return to the wondrous and war-torn colonial world in this captivating second instalment in The Call of the Rift series.

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Following a cryptic message from her dead parents, Katja takes up her father's sword, vowing to stop the warlike Ronbattai. She finds Tiernan in a mange city just before a violent coup leaves him comatose. While scouring the city's magical hospital for a cure, where she uncovers a key to winning the war, but can she wake Tiernan in time

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The chase is on! This charming, funny wordless picture book is a road movie for toddlers.

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Having discovered her own superpowers, our little heroine is poised to discover them in others too. Most especially, her mom!

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Possibly the most sought after OP children's book in this 1950s/1960s design-obsessed era. Flora: the reigning king of kid's cool.

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Thirteen-year-old October Schwartz is new in town; she spends her free time in the Sticksville Cemetery and it isn't long before she befriends the ghosts of five dead teenagers, each from a different era of the past. They form the Dead Kid Detective Agency, a group committed to solving Sticksville's most mysterious mysteries.

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It begins with a day like any other day. Well, the weather is a bit strange but otherwise it's a totally normal day in San Francisco. A ragtag group of kids from the last-chance Greenly School are on a field trip aboard The Defiant. Suddenly the kids find themselves sailing the open waters alone in a strange world they barely recognize.

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How did Earth form Why is there life here Why is water so important In Earth: One-of-a-Kind Planet, kids ages 5 to 8 explore their own planet and its place in the solar system, as narrated by Universe with help from a couple of funny aliens! Compelling explanations of complex science topics and a hands-on science project make this book a must-have.

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"In the sequel to The Fever King, Noam Alvaro seeks to end tyranny before he becomes a tyrant himself."--Provided by publisher.

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A gorgeous collection of Munchausen tales by an award-winning master storyteller and an enormously talented illustrator.

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Introduces the Great Depression, inviting readers to investigate its causes, offering insights into daily life and how the economics of the time shaped politics, and discussing Roosevelt's New Deal.