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Ginny Goblin cannot have a monster for a pet
by David Goodner
A riotous follow-up to Ginny Goblin Is Not Allowed to Open This Box finds Ginny Goblin’s efforts to become more responsible through pet care limited by restrictions against her owning a monster. 35,000 first printing. Simultaneous eBook. Illustrations
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Cretaceous
by Tadd Galusha
After a Tyrannosaurus Rex becomes separated from his family unit, he undertakes a journey to find them, only to encounter some dangerous creatures of the Cretaceous Era
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Stegothesaurus
by Bridget Heos
A word-loving Stegothesaurus who has always been a little different from his stegosaurus brothers happily thinks up synonyms to describe the world around him, becoming so preoccupied that he nearly forgets to run from a hungry allosaurus.
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The dinosaur expert
by Margaret McNamara
Future scientist Kimmy eagerly shares information about dinosaurs during a school field trip until classmate Jake tells her "girls aren't scientists," but Mr. Tiffin sets her straight
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We don't eat our classmates
by Ryan T Higgins
The award-winning creator of Mother Bruce presents the story of a dinosaur preschooler who has difficulty making friends with tasty humans, before discovering that she may not be at the top of the food chain after all. 50,000 first printing
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Mummies exposed!
by Kerrie Logan Hollihan
Presents examples of mummies from all over the world, including Khnum-Nakht, King Tut, the Beauty of Xiaohe, and the Lady of Cao, and explores the ways bodies are mummified
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Perfectly Norman
by Tom Percival
Norman is thrilled to discover he grew a pair of wings overnight, but his excitement turns to doubt when he realizes he is now different from everyone else, causing him to question whether there is such thing as perfectly normal
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Macy McMillan and the rainbow goddess
by Shari Green
Dealing with her mother remarrying a man with twin daughters and her family moving, deaf sixth-grader Macy is told that she must help her elderly neighbor Iris Gillan, who is getting ready to move to a nursing home
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Dazzle ships : World War I and the art of confusion
by Chris Barton
A pictorial introduction to the lesser-known World War I practice of painting British and American ships with bold colors and patterns explains how the "dazzle" theories of Lieutenant Norman Wilkinson were applied to confuse enemies about a ship's speed and direction. By the best-selling author of Shark vs. Train.
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Aru Shah and the end of time
by Roshani Chokshi
Telling fibs in order to fit in better with her wealthier peers, 12-year-old Aru Shah spends her school break at the Museum of Ancient Indian Art and Culture, where her decision to light a cursed lamp unwittingly releases an ancient demon. By the author of The Star-Touched Queen.
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The language of spells
by Garret Weyr
Grisha the dragon is born in the Black Forest in 1803, the last year any dragon was born, and while young he was trapped by the emperor's sorcerer, and turned into a teapot, which was frustrating but kept him alive while magic and other dragons were disappearing--until one day he meets Maggie, a poet's daughter, and the two of them set out to discover what happened to all the other dragons
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Sleepy Bird
by Jeremy Tankard
Bird wants to play, but all his animal friends tell him that it is bedtime, and only when they tuck him in and sing a lullaby does he finally fall asleep--briefly
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