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3/1/2019

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Chloe the Caterpillar

 
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Author: Kym Kurey
Genre: Children


Life is full of decisions - some are easy and some are super scary. Join Finney on another exciting adventure, as we meet Chloe and Clarity for the first time and discover friendship, bravery, and courage that pushes through to victory...every time!

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3/1/2019

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Finney and the Talking Seeds

 
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Author: Kym Kurey
Genre: Children


A friendly old farmer discovers friendship, faith and second chances as a bag of talking seeds takes Finney on an incredible adventure! Join our beloved Finney, as he and his new friends conquer fear, peer pressure, disappointment, and failure, all along the path to success and ultimately fulfilling their dreams.

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11/5/2018

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When Santa Learned the Gospel

 
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Author: Simon Camilleri
Genre: Children/Christmas


​An original Christmas fable about when Santa first learns about Jesus' message of grace. Unexpectedly, Santa finds himself on his own spiritual and philosophical journey full of humour, self-reflection, wonder and redemption. Complemented by the beautiful and engaging illustrations of Matt Boutros, this book hopes to inspire many a conversation about faith, philosophy and the messages of Christmas, between adults and children alike.

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5/11/2018

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Abigail, Queen of Natronia

 
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Author: Darrel Case
Genre: Children


From the moment Abigail is born,it is clear that any beauty she possesses must be on the inside. Abigail’s face and body are deformed, so much so that the nurses cover her so she won’t frighten the other patients. Bullied in school and shunned by the people of her village, Abigail nevertheless sees the good in life. Alone and isolated in her room, she anonymously writes tales of love and compassion. Despite being denied happiness because of her appearance, Abigail finds a special joy through her writing.

Natronia’s King Billwick is distressed. His son, Prince Phillip refuses to take his proper place in the kingdom. Hoping it will inspire the young prince, King Billick leaves a book of Abigail’s fairy tales onthe saddle of Phillip’s favorite steed. Mesmerized by Abigail’s writing, Phillip gains confidence and begins to take his rightful place as heir to the throne. Believing the unknown author of such wonderful books must be a beautiful lady, he commands the Royal Mandarin to find her. When the official fails in his quest, Philip undertakes his own search. In a twist of fate, Prince Phillip and Abigail discover each other. Their story is written in the chronicles of Natronia.

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5/11/2018

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Cat Between Two Worlds

 
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Author: Lesley Renton
Genre: Children


To Price Evans, who has just moved into the quaint old house that was his grandmother’s childhood home, Sinbad looks much like any ordinary, long-haired ginger cat—the pampered and sole companion of Mr. Murphy, the cantankerous old man living next door. Little does anyone know that Sinbad lives in our world only when he isn’t busy (stirring up rebellion) in his real home: the magical Land of Tolk. There are signs though, that everything is not as it seems—like the two incredibly life-like wooden dwarfs that appeared, seemingly out of nowhere, in the small space between the Evans’ property and Mr. Murphy’s garage. When Price stumbles upon the gateway between these two very different worlds, he learns the truth about Sinbad and his nefarious plot to bring the conveniences of human technology (and pampering) to the peaceful and immortal inhabitants of Tolk, heedless of the impact of such potentially corrupting influences.

Price finds himself in the midst of a civil uprising, with the fate of Tolk hanging in the balance. What role will he play in exposing Sinbad as a liar and a fraud? Can the peace-loving Tolks expel the rebel forces before they destroy their way of life and their very world?

Even though he is an outsider, it is clear to Price that whatever happens next will determine the fate of the Land of Tolk and all of its inhabitants.

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1/17/2018

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Further Adventures in Barn Town

 
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Author: Eve Culley
Genre: Children


​Written in a feline narrative by a life-long resident, Ol’ Stripe (Deputy of Barn Town) shares with the reader the highlights of life in Barn Town – a barn situated on a large farm. Deputy Stripe does all he can to keep his eyes and ears open in order to maintain peace and order, with a hilarious outcome.
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12/17/2017

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Oops-A-Daisy

 
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Author: Melody Delgado
Genre: Children

Who wants to be stuck wearing a shaggy dog outfit or a chicken suit on television? Twelve-year-old aspiring singer, actress, Daisy De la Cruz, that’s who. She’ll do and wear just about anything to get ahead in the entertainment industry. But will all her embarrassing moments pay off and land her a spot in her arts magnet school’s coveted master class where she’ll be rubbing shoulders with top professionals in the entertainment industry? Or will 
she be doomed to play the role of an animal, vegetable or mineral forever? And along the way, will she have some important lessons to learn about her priorities? ​
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10/24/2017

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Jesus Loves You

 
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Author: Christine Topjian
Genre: Children


God’s only son, Jesus, wants you to know that He loves you. He loves you more than you can ever imagine.
 
He watches over you to make sure you are okay and knew you even before He created you. That’s how special you are to Him.
 
Won’t you spend some time with Jesus today?
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9/18/2017

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Reuben's Choice

 
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Author: Natalie Vellacott
Genre: Children/Action/Adventure


Reuben is excited, he is walking to school alone for the first time. He rushes along enjoying the freedom. He reaches the playground next to his school and can see his teacher waiting for him. He is so near...but then, he hears a strange noise coming from a ditch. It sounds like an animal might be hurt! What will Reuben do; ignore it, wait until later, tell his teacher or investigate by himself? What will happen as a result of this choice and where will his actions take him?
Reuben faces tough decisions every step of the way. What to do when confronted by danger or lost in the woods? How to respond when a stranger offers a lift at night or when a police officer is asking what happened? What will he say when his maths teacher asks him what he was thinking about or when the school alarm goes off? More importantly, will he ever discover what was making the noise in the ditch at the start of his journey?

Join Reuben on this interactive journey as he learns the importance of telling the truth in any and all situations and suffers the consequences when he chooses not to do so!
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8/7/2017

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Saving Joey

 
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Author: Joseph K. Wood
Genre: Children


Joey’s Journey is a children’s book series based on the true story of a foundling. The aim of this series is to motivate parents and young children to believe, to encourage adoption, inspire young people in the foster care system, or facilitate conversations about role of the family and our ability to transform lives.
Saving Joey (Book 1) is the story of a young, black, teenage girl who abandons her newborn. She wraps her baby in a blanket and places him in a basket. Leaving him on the streets of Chicago in below-freezing temperature, she waits for her baby to be found. Why? Fortunately, a man rescues the newborn, Joey, from the snow and ice-covered stairs one late evening as he was going to work. With neighbors and police involved, Joey is sure to have a future, after all. Find out what happened to young Joey.
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