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"What happens when you accidentally break a witch bottle, or a witch in a bottle?
Meet Sam, Mark, Gina, Clara, and Paul; teens out on Halloween night. When running from a nemesis, that's exactly what happens. They hide in a haunted house in New Bedford and knock over that bottle. That bottle that has contained the spirit of a witch for over two decades. When she marks them with a spell, they start having vivid nightmares. When the harassment must come to a stop they band together with Father Ben to try and stop the witch. Can they send her back to where she came from? Or will they become urban legend?
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"Delve into the eloquent world of emotions with 'Is There Ginger on M’ Plate?: Emotional Poems' by Baye Rohde, where each verse is a window into the human experience. This captivating audiobook, narrated by Claire Glover and Michael Hajiantonis, offers a profound journey through themes of love, lust, friendship, loneliness, happiness, loss, longing, and hope. Rohde's debut poetry collection is a nuanced exploration of life's emotional tapestry, ranging from whimsical and light-hearted moments to deeply contemplative reflections. Each poem is crafted with meticulous attention to evoke a spectrum of feelings, inviting listeners to immerse themselves in its lyrical beauty and introspective depth. From the tender exploration of love's intricacies to the poignant solace found in moments of solitude, 'Is There Ginger on M’ Plate?' captures the essence of human emotions with sensitivity and grace. Rohde's poetic voice resonates with authenticity, offering perspectives that are both personal and universal.
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"Join Max, Anna, and Grandpa on an extraordinary adventure in 'Adventures with Zog.' When nine-year-old Max and his fearless friend Anna discover a mysterious diary in the woods, they uncover the secrets of an alien named Zog, stranded on Earth after a crash landing. Together with Grandpa, they embark on a mission to repair Zog's damaged ship and help him return home.
'Adventures with Zog' is a heartwarming tale of courage, friendship, and discovery. It captures the curiosity and imagination of young readers as they explore themes of bravery, compassion, and the wonder of the unknown. Perfect for readers aged 8-12, this book encourages a sense of adventure and the importance of helping others, no matter how different they may be.
Prepare to be captivated by this delightful story of unexpected friendship, where ordinary children embark on an extraordinary journey that will leave a lasting impression on their lives—and your heart."
"Island of Stars is a middle grade, old-fashioned adventure story involving curious kids, a mysterious island, and grownups who may be hiding something nearly impossible to believe.
This historical fantasy novel takes readers along on an expedition with twins Bert and Betty and their friend, Cecily. Exploring an uninhabited island where their parents, marine biologists and mineralogists, are working for the summer, they discover much more than they bargained for. Weaving together history, mythology, and the magic that is childhood, Island of Stars explores classic themes of trust, courage, truth, and morality in this rollicking adventure. This book is one which parents can confidently place into their children's hands, knowing that it’s a timeless story that avoids any adult themes or controversial subjects.will take you on an old-fashioned adventure, building like an ocean wave as nautical mysteries and historical intrigue are blended together in a fairy tale that resolves itself in a fantastical climax. This story was written primarily for ages 9-12, but is a perfect family read-aloud and one that will keep adult readers entertained and engaged as well."
"There are two problems with Christianity today.
Problem one: Many church goers don't understand the big picture of Christianity. They learn a few individual puzzle pieces here and there, but they don't know what the big put together picture looks like.
Problem two: Most Christian resources were written in the Modernist framework. They do a good job of organizing and explaining the content, but do a poor job connecting what Christianity means to today's Postmodern generation. As a result, today's audience have a hard time connecting the dots on how Christianity provides meaning to their lives. Why am I here on earth? What is the meaning to life? Do I matter? What is the purpose to my life? Not to mention, older Christian books are too hard to understand.
By dividing Christianity into five parts - Sabbath, Sin, Justice, Jesus, Ambassadorship - I explain the big picture of Christianity and connect it to today's value system in an easy to understand way."
"To meet a Gnani Purush (Self-Realized One) and to access their spiritual power to achieve spiritual enlightenment, is extremely rare. One such Gnani Purush of recent time is Param Pujya Dada Bhagwan. The Hindi Audio book 'Gnani Purush – Part 1', describes his early childhood life before he attained spontaneous Self Realization. He went through the same incidents that we have all gone through, but what he learnt from each incident and how he tackled every problem he faced, is described in this Hindi Audio book."
"Raymond Civic is an ordinary teenager...until the day his senior class takes a field trip to a plastic factory. After a seemingly impossible incident takes place during a tour, Ray soon realizes that he can control plastic with his mind, but only plastic made at that factory. As he gradually discovers all of the things he can do with this power, Ray decides to use his gift for the common good and becomes Acrylic. While trying to help people with his superpower, his reckless pride gets him into trouble—way over his head. He makes an enemy of a powerful man who doesn’t play by the same set of rules. Can Acrylic defeat his opponent without compromising his morals...or will he give into the temptation of fighting fire with fire?"
"Miracle by Ray Cummings - A summons from yesterday, a promise from tomorrow–they had commanded Alan Dane to tear apart the pages of history–to save his unborn son!
'But how can you possibly know that time traveling has never been done?' the chemist protested. 'Someone from our future may have gone into the past many times.'
'I should think they'd have created quite a commotion,' the lawyer observed. 'Wouldn't we have heard of it from our historical records?'
'Of course.' The chemist was smiling now. 'We probably have. History tells of many important occasions on which a 'vision' appeared. A miraculous presence, such as Joan of Arc, for instance, or the Angel of Mons.'
'Or the appearance of the Sun God to the Aztecs. I get your point,' one of the other men interjected. 'You think that there might have been a time traveler who materialized just long enough to take a look—and the superstitious natives took him for a god. Why not? That's probably just what would happen.'
Young Alan Dane sat in a corner of his grandfather's laboratory, listening to the argument of the group of men. He was well over six feet in height, a sun-bronzed, crisply blond young Viking. Beside him sat Ruth Vincent, his fiancée, a slim girl of twenty. Alan's heart was pounding. Somehow it seemed as though this bantering talk of time traveling were something momentous to him, something requiring a great and irrevocable decision.
Then abruptly old Professor Dane held up his hand and, quite casually, said, 'What you do not know, gentlemen, is that for half my life I have been working to discover the secret of time travel.'
His audience was suddenly tense. Professor Dane was loved and respected by each of them, and his word in his chosen field of physics was final. If he said a thing could be done there was no mistake."
"Absolutely No Paradox by Lester Del Rey - If time-travel is possible, then why haven't we been visited by people from the future? But Pete LeFranc found the answer to that.
The old men's section of the Arts and Science Club was always the best ordered. The robots somehow managed to avoid clanking there; the greensward beyond the veranda was always just right, and the drinks were the best for six counties. Old Ned Brussels touched his glass to his lips appreciatively, sighed in contentment, and waited for some of the other oldsters to break the silence.
Finally, Lem Hardy took the plunge. 'He did it,' he announced, referring to a conversation of weeks before. Then, at their puzzled looks, he amplified. 'My grandson, damn it! He's got a time machine—it works. Sent a cat four days up, and it came through unharmed.'
The glass fell from Old Ned's hand, bouncing on the floor, and spilling good liquor. A robot came forward silently to clean it up, but Ned didn't look at it. 'Four days doesn't mean a thing. Lem—is that kid planning on trying it out?'
'He's going to try it next week.'
'Then for the Lord's sake, stop him! Look, does it work like this?' His fingers slipped over the pencil smoothly, as they had always done when he worked, drafting robot bodies in the old days. A rude schematic seemed to grow almost instantly on the paper.
Lem took it, then stiffened suddenly. 'Who told you?'"
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