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You Are Beautiful, Beautiful You Are is an engaging and fun-loving audiobook that takes a journey through self-love, encouragement, and embracing one’s unique differences. Written to encourage anyone who may have ever had a moment of self-doubt, this beautiful children's audiobook is intended to open its listener's eyes wide enough to see the beauty within his or her self.

A journal of my life this year as I go about my life to church, to work, to teaching, to play, and to visiting friends. The first chapter is a story of the spring. The second chapter is like a sketchbook or a glimpse into a journal. There are reflections and prayers and wishes. The ideas from church are ideas I heard from the priests. It is really paraphrased versus a direct quotation. And some of the biblical quotes I used are used in the poem I wrote. The second chapter is about the summer of 2018 and about some of the things I went through.

Have you ever heard of an orgo? They’re a creature you might not know. With long, thin necks, and only two legs, they tend to hang out in the snow. When Oscar the orgo hatches from his egg, it isn't long before he realizes that he can sing. The problem is, once Oscar starts singing, his mum can't make him stop! "A delightful, imaginative rhyming story with Oscar the super cute Orgo." (The Simple Mum) Join Oscar as he discovers why it is so important for him to sing his cheerful tune.

When I was young I always said I'd have loads of pets, and now I have! I've got 7 dogs, 2 cats and a gorilla in back garden. I'm living the life I said I would and it's great fun! All tales of my furry friends are based on truth with a little bit of magic thrown in...and who doesn't like a little bit of magic?

Lucy: The Pumpkin Patch Bunny is about enjoying the fall weather and finding the perfect pumpkin.

Lucy: The Easter Bunny is about going out and making new friends in unexpected places. Just like Easter bunny tradition, Lucy hands out colorful eggs.

Lucy: The Hiking Bunny is about going out and having a summer adventure outdoors.

Making story listening fun with short rhyming stories. Get with the rhythm - children will love them!

Join Timothy Tall on his adventure to the land of the tiny gnomes. Help him battle the dark troll that is keeping all of the gnomes prisoner. Find the light inside that is needed to overcome any darkness. A truly exciting, heartwarming, and engaging tale for children of all ages!

A fox's quest to search for food, turns out to be a life-changing lesson in how to be good. Follow the mischievous Fox in his journey and enjoy reading about his many encounters with his virtuous neighbors that do not only speak, but love to rhyme. Playful storytelling that rhymes all the way, musical dialogues, entertaining situations, and moral lessons to be learned from every chapter are all guaranteed to make you come back again and again. An instant classic!

If Everyone Wrote a Poem: Selected Poems by and for Curious Minds is really an amazing collection of simple yet rich poems, all narrated by two eager poets at the young ages of 11 and 6. In this poetry book, tag along with dinosaurs while learning their looks and traits, zoom around in space as you learn the planets, discover the many things that the year brings, imagine what the world would be like if everyone wrote a poem, and much more!

Dylan cannot sleep without his Cosydoze, but it goes missing on a visit to Granny’s house. Where has it gone? And can Mum and Dad get Dylan to sleep without it? A funny, heart-warming story for very young listeners told in rhyme.

A medida que su octavo cumpleaños se acercaba, Sophia podrá visitar la Gran Roca de las Hadas, como ella lo planeaba. Pero el Hada no estaba allí. Sin darse por vencido, el espíritu aventurero de Sofía la lleva a la oscura cueva que tiene un secreto oculto. ¿Qué decidirá Sophia cuándo deba olvidarse de su deseo para ayudar a alguien que realmente la necesita?

Fairy Tales, a three-book series, will take your child to enchanted realms to visit the fairy folk before bedtime. These stories will help them have sweet dreams, learn numbers, colors, and more. The tales will entertain, and enthrall, as the story unfolds in rhyme.

Bumble is the cutest bug you'll ever meet. He entertains the baby bees on a rainy day by telling them about the chickens who live across the road. Be careful of that mean ole rooster!

Bumble is the cutest bug you'll ever meet, but he can't fly. Granny bumblebee helps little Bumble overcome his fear of flying and in restoring his self-confidence. Bumble goes from teased to hero in this sweet tale that your children will love. Bumble can now contribute to the hive by gathering pollen and making honey.

Bumble: The Bee Who Couldn't Fly. Bumble is the cutest bug you'll ever meet, but he can't fly. Granny bumblebee helps little Bumble overcome his fear of flying and restore his self confidence. He goes from teased to hero in this fun loving adventure. Bumble: Beetle Invasion. Bumble must help fight off the Beetle King and his army, who want to invade the hive and take their honey. Bumble: Chicken Tales. Bumble tells the baby bees a story about the chickens who live across the road. Watch out for that rooster! A three audiobook series your children will love.

An enchanting story about fairies. What's not to love about these cute big-eyed fairies? Be whisked away to a magical realm with your children as you listen to A Fairy Tale.

Ten Little Piggies Squealing in the Mud is a sweet, adorable rhyming audiobook for ages one to six that you will enjoy listening to again and again. This audiobook features beautiful rhymes that allow you to count from 10 to one with each new stanza.

Barton the very hairy buffalo has so much hair, he doesn't need to carry a suitcase or push a shopping cart: he carries a multitude of wonderful treasures tucked into his fur! When Barton decides the time has come for a change (that means a very big haircut), he suddenly sees how he can help his friends by helping himself. The lesson Barton shares is an oldie but a goodie: it truly is better to give than to receive (though receiving is quite nice, too).