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In this story a young girl creates an imaginary world with simple stones and shares her creation with others that then do the same to provide an epic adventure for all....

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A richly illustrated children's fantasy book to teach children about sharing.

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This is a children's book to learn basic shapes. It is illustrated with digital art of Tux - the mascot of Linux -- provided by the free and open source software community....

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This short book helps children to count to 20 and spell the numbers with pictures from free and open source software.

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This book helps children to recognize letters of the alphabet and spell simple words with pictures from nature.

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This series is arranged in levels of reading difficulty ranging from 1 to 5. The easiest is level 1, the hardest level 5. All these books are royalty free and can be copied used printed and distributed, scrawled on walls, acted out in plays and told (very slowly) to your pet dog, if you don’t have a dog a cat will do, but hamsters do not listen as they only speak Spanish. They are designed to be easily read on a computer and can be printed on standard A4 size paper (landscape format) There is no bad language or offensive words anywhere in these books....

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Spike and Pod are up early in the morning just as the sun was just beginning to dawn. They were walking down the silent main street making there way to the River Gardens Park. Arriving at the park they could smell something nice....

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About Solar’s First Fables Solar’s First Fables is the first in a series of Solar stories for children and parents who prioritize progressive values in their everyday lives. Created by Paul R Hills as a device to problem-solve his daughters’ challenges growing up, the Solar character provides a proactive framework for discussion on a range of ethical issues, and an exciting learning environment for dealing with a rapidly changing world. Although the central character is female, the stories are specially designed to promote non-sexist roles and responses, caring and love. Paul R Hills is a media professional and academic with decades’ experience as a single parent. He currently lives in New York City with his partner, Christine, and holidays in South Africa, where he and his daughters, Robyn Arawen and Jenna Andwyn, were born....

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"Offering the creature to the boy, Solar gently places it in his open palm. The boy’s face opens up into a beautiful smile, a smile so glorious, it chases shadows away....

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Offering the creature to the boy, Solar gently places it in his open palm. The boy’s face opens up into a beautiful smile, a smile so glorious, it chases shadows away....

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Set on the sub-atomic level two characters witness their Creator as He swallows Uranium 235 and Plutonium 239, at the time of the Manhattan Project; July 16, 1945. Periodic Elements are seen as "bee's" that have an adventure we were not able to share in...till now!!!...

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A very bad thought came into B’s 'mind.' The thought was very bad, it said: "Co-creators...you ‘both’ can destroy everything!!!" The evil voice continued; “If you take two of the glowing fruit (URANIUM r PLUTONIUM) and smash them into each other real fast, you’ll have power to annihilate all that you see!!!” The tree was on fire, but it was not consumed. It blew up like a balloon, until it almost burst...until a Man came and saved all creation!!! ...

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A story of witchcraft in the age of computing.

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Down in Dr Diverse’s digestive system, Bertie was clinging on to Miss White for all he was worth. Foul juices churned around him, and he had to fight to stay attached to Miss White as the muscles of the digestive tract contracted round the frog to drag it further and further towards the dragon’s stomach. That wasn’t all. The smell was awful. It reminded Bertie of the day he was hiding in the compost heap and Jim tipped a slurry of rotting cabbage leaves over him. His wings had stunk for hours, even after he’d flown backwards and forwards through the lawn sprinkler whenever Jim’s back was turned. And this time there was an additional torture. His ears hurt with all the noise of the muscular contractions and liquid slopping about. Slowly, and with difficulty, he tried to crawl along Miss White’s back so he could get to her head and talk to her. But it was a battle he was losing as he was getting more and more tired....

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This series is arranged in levels of reading difficulty ranging from 1 to 5. The easiest is level 1, the hardest level 5. All these books are royalty free and can be copied used printed and distributed, scrawled on walls, acted out in plays and told (very slowly) to your pet dog, if you don’t have a dog a cat will do, but hamsters do not listen as they only speak Spanish. They are designed to be easily read on a computer and can be printed on standard A4 size paper (landscape format) There is no bad language or offensive words anywhere in these books....

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Coloring pages for kids as an educational tool is an excellent method to improve motor skills, fine motor movement, hand to eye coordination, handwriting and color perception and recognition. Psychologists suggest that coloring pages for kids have a great effect as coloring is a centering activity that can train focusing and calm the mind. Even though coloring pages can contain simple pictures, it can be a challenging task for kids. The ability to complete a picture successfully builds a better self - esteem and confidence among children. Many kids like to color and coloring pages seem to be more than just a fun free time activity. Coloring books should be used every day as a part of educational material in every school as it is proven to be influential to personality development starting from early childhood....

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This series is arranged in levels of reading difficulty ranging from 1 to 5. The easiest is level 1, the hardest level 5. All these books are royalty free and can be copied used printed and distributed, scrawled on walls, acted out in plays and told (very slowly) to your pet dog, if you don’t have a dog a cat will do, but hamsters do not listen as they only speak Spanish. They are designed to be easily read on a computer and can be printed on standard A4 size paper (landscape format) There is no bad language or offensive words anywhere in these books....

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Alfi was at the seaside on holiday with his parents and had got up especially early to go down to the beach to see the sea. Podd his dog was also down on the beach with him but was now only a small blob in the distance....

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A little book to his father by a third grader on Father's Day, 2007.

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If I were a car, toolbox, flashlight, computer, monkey, solar panel, goat, or tow truck.

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If I Were A Car If I Were A Toolbox If I Were A Flashlight If I Were A Computer If I Were A Monkey If I Were A Solar Panel If I Were A Goat If I Were A Tow Truck I Am Your Son...

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A little book to her father by a third grader on Father's Day, 2004.

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If I were a firefly, bee, hummingbird, puppy, wolf, kitten, hammer, or pencil.

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If I Were A Firefly If I Were A Bee If I Were A Hummingbird If I Were A Puppy If I Were A Wolf If I Were A Kitten If I Were A Hammer If I Were A Pencil I Am Your Daughter ...

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This series is arranged in levels of reading difficulty ranging from 1 to 5. The easiest is level 1, the hardest level 5. All these books are royalty free and can be copied used printed and distributed, scrawled on walls, acted out in plays and told (very slowly) to your pet dog, if you don’t have a dog a cat will do, but hamsters do not listen as they only speak Spanish. They are designed to be easily read on a computer and can be printed on standard A4 size paper (landscape format) There is no bad language or offensive words anywhere in these books....

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"Come on Benton." shouted Mr Dipity. "Walkies." Benton, a rather undefined sort of dog, slowly walked out of the Kitchen into the hall and looked up at Mr Dipity, who was putting his hat and coat on. Taking Benton's lead off the hook Mr Dipity opened the front door....

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This story takes place in a small town in Arkansas. It is aimed at Late Middle Graders.

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Despite how bad things appear, there is always help available if you look hard enough.

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A woman whose great loves in life are talking, taking her nieces on vacations to interesting places, and taking in strays, has unlikely experiences, becoming a hero? How unlikely is that? She, her young nieces, and various strays save the family, the space program, the world, the solar system, and, heck, even the universe? And they all become heroes? How unlikely is that? From Yellowstone to the National Hall of Statuary…cascarones…Old McDonald…sitcoms…"xanthic shores"…fending off blockers…bullies…Rosa Parks…ocher…"That was English?"…"'Erry Co'o!" Join Aunt Gabby and the girls as they use the most unlikely elements to save themselves and all the rest of us too from the wildest, weirdest, and wonkiest troublemakers ever seen on one world! Or even solar system. Heck, universe! "Aunt Gabby, things like this always happen on vacations with you!"...

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The three of them had stood at their places, along with all the senators and representatives, waiting for the new president to arrive. They'd stood. And stood. Graciella whispered, "Aunt Gabby, can't we sit down yet?" "We have to wait for the President." "Why?" "It's a sign of respect." "Oh. My feet hurt." After a moment, Graciella added, "Would Rosa Parks have done this?" "I think she would have, dear." But a few moments later, the President swept in, thanked their hosts, and sat down. Aunt Gabby and the nieces followed suit. After salads were brought out, and they chose forks, little ones in honor of Rosa Parks, they started eating. Aunt Gabby didn't even have to whisper anything about healthy eating. Just then, someone in a suit strode in and went to the President. A few whispered words, and the President stood up. Everyone else stood up. "I'm sorry," said the President. "I'll just be a moment. Please return to the wonderful food." The President stepped out with the suited aide, and everyone sat down. The President came back in. They all stood up. The President apologized with a sligh...

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Aunt Gabby Saves the Family Aunt Gabby Saves the Space Program Aunt Gabby Saves the World Aunt Gabby Saves the Solar System Aunt Gabby Saves the Universe...

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A woman whose great loves in life are talking, taking her nieces on vacations to interesting places, and taking in strays, has unlikely experiences, becoming a hero? How unlikely is that? She, her young nieces, and various strays save the family, the space program, the world, the solar system, and, heck, even the universe? And they all become heroes? How unlikely is that? From Yellowstone to the National Hall of Statuary…cascarones…Old McDonald…sitcoms…"xanthic shores"…fending off blockers…bullies…Rosa Parks…ocher…"That was English?"…"'Erry Co'o!" Join Aunt Gabby and the girls as they use the most unlikely elements to save themselves and all the rest of us too from the wildest, wierdest, and wonkiest troublemakers ever seen on one world! Or even solar system. Heck, universe! "Aunt Gabby, things like this always happen on vacations with you!"...

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The three of them had stood at their places, along with all the senators and representatives, waiting for the new president to arrive. They'd stood. And stood. Graciella whispered, "Aunt Gabby, can't we sit down yet?" "We have to wait for the President." "Why?" "It's a sign of respect." "Oh. My feet hurt." After a moment, Graciella added, "Would Rosa Parks have done this?" "I think she would have, dear." But a few moments later, the President swept in, thanked their hosts, and sat down. Aunt Gabby and the nieces followed suit. After salads were brought out, and they chose forks, little ones in honor of Rosa Parks, they started eating. Aunt Gabby didn't even have to whisper anything about healthy eating. Just then, someone in a suit strode in and went to the President. A few whispered words, and the President stood up. Everyone else stood up. "I'm sorry," said the President. "I'll just be a moment. Please return to the wonderful food." The President stepped out with the suited aide, and everyone sat down. The President came back in. They all stood up. The President apologized with a sligh...

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Aunt Gabby Saves the Family Aunt Gabby Saves the Space Program Aunt Gabby Saves the World Aunt Gabby Saves the Solar System Aunt Gabby Saves the Universe...

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You'll usually find Grandpa Mudcake in his armchair, watching TV. Sometimes, you'll find him in the kitchen eating biscuits. After lunch, he likes to take a little nap. Don't disturb him or he'll get very grumpy. In this first book in The Grandpa Mudcake Series, Grandpa Mudcake's hair is growing longer and longer. He desperately needs a haircut. However, a trip to Bazil's Barber Shop leads to a terrible - but hilarious - mix up! • What happens to Grandpa Mudcake's hair? • What will Bazil do to make things better? • What will Grandma Mudcake say when Grandpa arrives home? Grandpa Mudcake has FOUR different hairstyles in this book - can you spot them all? Find out what happens to grumpy Grandpa Mudcake in this funny picture book for 3-7 year olds. With its quirky illustrations, this book will amuse children and parents alike....

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This colorful board book primer features some of the most prominent figures of modern art―from Pablo Picasso and Frida Kahlo to Piet Mondrian and Salvador Dali―and introduces budding art historians to some of the most prominent work of modern art....