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In this book, we learn about Jubby's safari, how he fights robots, and more! This book is written by Alex and Drew Smolinski, 8-year-old twin brothers. They invented Jubby and his friends, and now they want to share Jubby with you.

Once upon a time, there was an enormous 9-foot red and blue circle named Jubby Jubby Jow Jow. He embarks on a series of adventures starting in this book.

Come along for the adventure of Cooper, played by the energetic, "handsome" chocolate lab puppy, and Emmy-Lou, played by the black fluffy kitty who is sassy but sweet. Sit back and watch as the playful puppy and the bossy kitty have their daily backyard chase through the yard and up the large tree. Get to know the neighborhood's new puppy, who loves to have fun, but seems to forget all of his manners when it comes to playing nicely with others. Watch as the kitty decides to take matters into her own paws and teaches him about kindness and how to be a good friend to everyone.

Come and take a delightful ride on a telephone wire with five silly green parrots and a bluebird, who spend the day playing, singing, squawking, laughing, and most importantly, learning to be friends.

Do you know the sweetest thing in the world? Well, one word: freedom! More precisely, the freedom from the confines of a 9-5 job! Unfortunately, freedom is not easy to come by, since we live in a currency-driven world where financial freedom is a fickle mistress. Even so, the best way to create financial freedom is by starting a business that earns you a passive income.

Do you know the sweetest thing in the world? Well, one word: freedom! More precisely, the freedom from the confines of a nine-to-five job! Unfortunately, freedom is not easy to come by since we live in a currency driven world where financial freedom is a fickle mistress. Even so, the best way to create financial freedom is by starting a business that earns you a passive income.

Being an empath does not only mean you are just highly sensitive to the sentiments of others; no, this is just one element of being an empath. If you are an empath, you can also perceive physical sensitivities as well as the spiritual urges of all those around you. Empaths have an innate ability to sense and feel the energies of everything and everyone around them. This ability can be heightened from the very start or it can be developed as they grow.

Make sure your child is equipped with the mindset that schools do not teach! This book contains proven steps and strategies on how parents who are entrepreneurs can set their children on the path to becoming entrepreneurs themselves someday.

If you are in any intimate relationship or planning to get married, you can learn from the tools that are included in this book because men are from Mars and women are from Venus. You can never know enough about your partner's emotions and how to give them deep satisfaction from your relationship. So, start here and make your relationship better right now.

Stanley the Snack Snatcher, written by Lemi-Ola Erinkitola, tells the story of Stanley Stevens, a notorious snack-stealing bandit. He gained the nickname of "Stanley the Snack Snatcher" from the six victims of stolen snacks that he has accumulated this year alone. Susan Simmons, the heroine of the story, is frustrated yet resilient. Susan is determined to come up with a plan to ensure that Stanley will never steal her snack again.

Limited Liability Companies (LLCs) have increased in popularity over the last few decades. Entrepreneurs across the world learn about the numerous liability and tax advantages of LLCs, and are quick to start the paperwork to form their own entity and get their business off the ground.

Want your kids to be familiar with exotic locations? Want them to meet cultures, meet animals, and widen their horizons? This is a wonderful book about a girl named Abigail. Abigail found a magical bicycle in her grandparents' old house, and this bicycle takes her to the magnificent Amazon jungle. Who will she meet there? What will she discover?

There is no place like home! Terry is chasing a beautiful butterfly and wants to go back home. But where is Terry's home? And how can he find his way home? Does the rabbit in the borrow know? Does the beaver in the lodge know? Maybe the fawn's mother knows. Or can Suzanne the squirrel help him?

Want your kids to care about the environment? Take them on an adventure in a marine nature reserve. In this book Terry Treetop went camping with his parents at a marine nature reserve. He saw a cheerful group of dolphins and wanted to play with the little dolphin, but something went wrong, and the little dolphin was in danger. Will Terry be able to save the little dolphin?

Let your kids go on an adventure and learn the value of friendship. This is a wonderful children's audiobook about a boy named Terry, but everybody called him Terry Treetop because he loved climbing trees. Terry was alone, so he went on a journey to find new friends to invite to his new tree house. He had almost given up when a new opportunity came his way. Will Terry use this opportunity to find new friends?

This is a wonderful book about a girl named Abigail. Abigail found a magical bicycle in her grandparents' old house, and this bicycle takes her to the magnificent Sahara Desert. Who will she meet there? What will she discover?

his is a wonderful audiobook about a girl named Abigail. Abigail found a magical bicycle in her grandparents' old house and this bicycle takes her to the magnificent North Pole. Who will she meet there? What will she discover? This audiobook will inspire your kids to be open to new cultures and be more curious and enthusiastic about exploring various places.

For 16-year-old Sahara, life and death and everything in between depends on the color of a little stick. She waits three long minutes, praying to Jesus, Mary, and all the saints that the stick will turn blue, meaning she isn't pregnant. Instead the stick turns pink, and Sahara's life is changed in a heartbeat.

Terry finds a small egg, and his quest is to bring it back home to its mom. But where is the egg's home? Does the egg belong to a turtle on the sand or a crocodile's spring water? Did it come from a frog in a pond or a chicken in the wild?

These letters may be very disturbing to some. The names have been changed to protect the loved ones left behind. They are in no way meant to make judgments on others or cause more pain and suffering. They are a study of human behavior to help others understand the pain and suffering these people went through and encourage others to offer understanding and help when they can.