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The brand-new must-have super funny series from the creators of the bestselling Naughtiest Unicorn! Join the super cutes for a super fun time at a very special school! Days at the Adventure School are all about learning to look after the natural world – and in the fantastical world of super...

Humpty Doo…the enchanted city on rails where nature has the upper hand and nothing stands still, not even the buildings. A place where toys are part of the population, storytellers can be summoned to amuse you, and flying jelly babies guide you through the ever-changing streets. When the heart of the city, the Imperial Carousel, is damaged, Humpty Doo grinds to a halt and nature starts to take over. Can Jinx and her new Humpty Dooish friends restore the Carousel before the bush rises up and consumes them?

Bloomsbury presents Olive Oakes and the Haunted Carousel by Kalynn Bayron, read by Megan Gage This new spooky mystery series by New York Times bestselling author Kalynn Bayron is perfect for fans of Goosebumps. Olive Oakes loves a good mystery. She keeps a notebook with her at all times, ready...

Fernie and Gustav leave the safety of the Gloom Mansion and begin their long journey to the Shadow Country to save their families from the evil Lord Obsidian. Aided by the magical Cryptic Carousel, Fernie and Gustav travel to lots of exotic locations as they try to locate the Shadow Country, meeting a few new foes along the way. 

Meet Mazie May Farley. If you've ever wondered what it would be like to live above a 1950s Dime Store as a young girl, look no further. Take a charming waltz down memory lane in this humorous, heart-warming Dime Store Duet: Farley's Five and Dime and Summer of the Carousel.

Dare to enter the Cursed Carnival where a haunted carousel spins a chilling mystery! A group of brave friends must break its curse, unleashing magical and spooky adventures. This thrilling audiobook for kids blends eerie fun with courage in a parade of unforgettable thrills.

Tres cuentos llenos de emoción: Pablo construyó un castillo de arena y jamás imaginó cuántas cosas podían ocurrir dentro de él. Joaquín se la pasaba molestando al Viejo Arrugado y una tarde supo que también podía hacerlo muy feliz. Paco del tomate, el inventor de cosas inútiles, de repente aterrizó en la plaza del barrio con el mejor invento de todos: ¡la calesita!