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Snow White's willingness to help the downtrodden robots of Techworld earns her many friends who are eager to help her cause.

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Stunning original watercolors by #1 New York Times bestselling illustrator Charles Santore bring the fairytale to life in this classic edition of Snow White, perfect for adults and children alike.

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The Peterson family hear about Snowballa fluffy puppy somebody left in a tattered box at a petrol station. Snowball is sick and hungry. He needs a family of his own. Can Jack and Lizzie find one that is just right

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Can Kaleb rein in his emotion and dominate the slopes in honor of his snowboard hero

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"Samira has never been the best gymnast on her team, but she has always worked hard and loved what she was doing; but when a torn rotator cuff sidelines her and six months later her shoulder just does not seem to feel right--she discovers snowboarding, a whole new world of speed and excitement opens up before her, and Samira has to decide which sport to commit to."--Publisher's description.

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Features flying ships and slavers, jungles and volcanoes. This is an adventure story for children of ages 9+ years. It takes them on a journey through jungles and volcanoes, marching across countries and flying over oceans.

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Moving to Hillcrest, Ohio, when his adoptive father accepts a temporary job, twelve-year-old Jeremiah, a heart transplant recipient, has sixty days to find a baseball team to coach.

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"Wanting to be a striker like her grandpa was, Keisha jumps into soccer practice with both feet and, unfortunately, both hands. She's afraid her habit of catching the ball will end her sports dream, but Coach has a new game plan"--

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Matty hasn't improved his soccer skills in a while, so he switches things up by playing some street ball.

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Gina has to learn that teamwork is more important than winning before she can get back on the soccer field.

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Lenni Rainleaf would be one heck of a soccer player for the Sloths if she could... uh, what was I going to say Oh yeah... if she could concentrate.

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Milak must learn about personal responsibility when a new soccer coach challenges his worldview and his work ethic.

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Poppy isn't so sure about joining Millie's soccer team

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Thirteen-year-old Javier Moreno has just transferred to Howard Middle School, but his skill as a striker is already well known and the Bisons are expecting that he will turn their season around. But soon the fame goes to his head, and he starts hogging the ball and showing off--and it's up to his friend Aimee to remind him that soccer is a team sport.

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Alex has a hard time adjusting to her new school and her new soccer team.

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Charlotte loves playing and talking with her friends, but very often she plays and talks too much, and at school she has to learn that sometimes it is necessary to listen and let her friends and teacher do the talking.

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Sofia Acosta, a fifth grader trying to fit into her ballet-obsessed Cuban American family and her affluent suburban New York community, learns to speak up for herself and others when she mistakenly reveals a visiting dancer's plan to defect to the United States.

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When the coach of her championship softball team asks Raisa Kumar to teach a new recruit, Annie, how to pitch she is eager to help, especially since she hopes to be a coach herself someday; but when the team's other pitcher turns up with a broken arm, teaching Annie takes on a new urgency--and Raisa's efforts at coaching seem to be frustrating Annie rather then helping her.

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Furry and Flo must get a massive stone monster back to Furry's world where he belongs.

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"See a video interview with the author and discover more titles in the series when you scan the book with the free Capstone 4D augmented reality app"-- Publisher.

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