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Ruben is the littlest raccoon in a clever, close-knit family known as The Can-Do Club—a team that believes there's always a way to solve a problem. But when his big brother Rex is trapped and taken away by humans, Ruben faces his biggest challenge yet.

What if the monster under the bed… wasn’t a monster at all? Meet Eli, a curious and brave 9-year-old from the starry town of Willowbrook. Every night, his imagination runs wild—creaky floors, dancing shadows, and a closet that thumps in the dark. He’s certain a monster is waiting. But when Eli finally shines a light on his fears, he discovers something unexpected—and learns that sometimes, the scariest things only seem real in the dark. “Thankfully, I Was Wrong” is a heartwarming, rhyming tale about courage, curiosity, and the power of thinking through fear.

Eli is a curious, adventurous nine-year-old—except when night falls. When the stars come out and shadows creep in, his biggest fear takes over: the closet monster. Every creak, thump, and whisper convinces him something is waiting to leap out from the darkness. But one brave night, Eli decides to face his fear head-on—with a flashlight, a little courage, and the wise words of his grandmother. What he finds inside changes everything. Thankfully, I Was Wrong is a heartwarming story about the power of critical thinking, bravery, and self-trust.

In Ballymore, magic whispers after dusk… Meet Saoirse — fiery-haired, freckle-faced, and fearless. At just seven years old, she rules the playground with a bold grin and an even bolder heart. But when twilight falls and a mysterious blue light dances beyond the swings, Saoirse is pulled into a forest brimming with secrets, legends, and eerie delight. Is it just a game? Or something more? With rhyming verse and lyrical wonder, Saoirse: A Rhyme whisks young listeners on a magical journey through Irish folklore, nighttime courage, and the power of imagination.

Dava Sobel’s thoughtful play brings to life the story of Nicolaus Copernicus, the Renaissance astronomer, and mathematician who proposed the heliocentric model of the universe in which the Sun stands at the center. Plagued by self-doubt and threatened by religious censure, Copernicus resisted the publication of his work until just before his death in 1543. The play follows Copernicus in those final years as he works to complete his research with the help of Georg Rheticus, a young disciple from Wittenberg, Germany.

Accounting fundamentals, accounting foundational concepts, and accounting concepts every student, business owner, and business professional needs to know. This audiobook can be used by beginners and by any person at any level because these are the concepts on which all other accounting concepts are built.

Although it is possible to read financial statements without a full understanding of how they are constructed, and it is possible to work in an accounting department performing accounting tasks including data entry, without fully understanding debits and credits, it is not possible to have a complete understanding of the financial statements or financial accounting without an understanding of transactions recorded using debits and credits.

Come along with Dane a little Boy who lives in the country as He has adventures and makes friends. He and his friends learn to trust and help each other along the way. Casey the Big White Dog lives next door and wants you to be their friend too!

A snow white puppy named Casey goes on an adventure with her friends. They sing, play, and even meet someone new to be their friend. In the end, all the friends enjoy a walk under pink and orange sunsets.

A university professor goes out for a night on the town with his friends and gets irresponsibly drunk. At the end of the night he attempts to drive home, and is involved in a car crash. He awakes to find himself lying on a hospital bed with a beautiful nurse tending to his wounds. The level of healthcare she provides, however, was definitely not in his insurance policy!

From the tragic loss of courageous airmen who gave their lives for our freedom to the gentle breezes that swirl through graves in a quiet cemetery in Belgium’s countryside, Bob Steele takes us on a personal journey of history and revelation as he recounts the story of his uncle, a gunner on a World War II bomber, and his own personal quest to uncover the fates of the crewmen, their families, and gracious Europeans who honored them.