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Carly Zimpleton never says no to a good workout, but her favorite sport in the world is gymnastics! The Jr Olympics at school are Carly’s chance to demonstrate her skills, and Carly can’t wait! “Hey, Carly, break a leg!” her classmate tells her. Carly knows this means “good luck” and smiles. She starts her performance with a few graceful dance moves and waves her baton around, making the ribbon swirl in the air! Then, Carly gears up for the finale: the double flip she has practiced so hard. Will she pull off the perfect landing? Everyone is on the edge of their seats.

Carly has been in love with the Olympics since she first saw the games on TV. Now that the Junior Olympics are coming back to her school, she is super excited! She starts to practice immediately, but after her accident last time, she’s convinced her favorite turquoise suit is bad luck. Her pink suit feels too tight and itchy. She just can’t stand it! Carly’s mom promises it’s just for practice. She’s been preparing something special for Carly to wear at the competition.... Carly can’t wait to see it! Will her new suit help her shine and win that gold medal at last?

Carly loves good weather. When it’s sunny, she can go outside and play with her dog, Max! Max is a bit of a handful, and he likes to chase anything that moves. When he and Carly take a walk in the woods near her house, he immediately starts leaving his mark everywhere. Carly doesn’t mind, but when Max begins chasing a bunch of squirrels, she suddenly loses him!

Noodles and Leila are best friends and desk buddies at school. They like each other’s company so much that they play and do homework together, even after school. When Leila visits this time, neither of them is in the mood for homework. “I have an idea!” Noodles says after they have some sweet treats her mom made. They will play dress-up!

Noodles has always loved animals. She has the biggest fish tank in the neighborhood, a pet rabbit, a pet hamster, and her favorite pet, a poodle with fluffy white fur called Tiny! Her family had two dogs before Tiny, but when their last dog Brandy fell ill, mom got Noodles Tiny to cheer her up. Noodles loves taking her to the dog park, and Tiny is so good at climbing ramps that it almost seems like she’s showing off.

Noodles can’t wait to go to the countryside! She never gets bored there. There’s plenty of space, and she can play with her poodle, Tiny, all day long. This time, it’s snowed, and all she wants to do is make snow angels and build a snowman with her dad. As soon as she opens the car door, Tiny rushes out like lightning.

Carly loves watching movies, especially when she goes to the cinema with her friends and family. Her mom says it will be a while until they can go to the movie theater again, but it’s okay. They’ve started having movie nights at home instead! On Friday, Carly reminds her friends that they are having a movie night the next day.

Noodles spent the day playing outside with her friends. Her hands are dirty, but who could have fun and keep their hands clean at the same time? When she gets home, her poodle Tiny welcomes her by jumping on her and licking her face. Her mom sees her clothes and filthy hands and rolls her eyes. She asks Noodles to wash her hands before eating.

There are three days to go until Saturday, when Noodles and her family will move to California, or as Noodles calls it, the beach! She is all packed and ready to go, and the first thing she wants to do when they get there is visit the beach. In the end, it takes a few days for them to settle in and unpack all their belongings.

The ninth of May is Carly’s favorite day in the world: her birthday! Carly throws a big party in her backyard, and her mom makes sweet treats, grilled hotdogs, and Carly’s favorite, her signature blueberry cheesecake! Everything looks perfect, and her friends start arriving and bringing presents.

Carly Zimpleton loves colorful dresses, picking flowers, and...playing dodgeball! She might not look it, but she’s not afraid to work up a sweat. She’s both girly and sporty, and she doesn’t care who knows it! When her classmate Jimmy sneakily throws a ball at her during gym class, Carly retaliates in kind. She grabs the ball, throws it at Jimmy, and...almost hits her teacher right in the face!

Noodles is one of the first to show up at Leila’s birthday party. She loves to dance, so she immediately steps on the dance floor. Her friends begin to cheer as she busts her fancy moves, and her body follows the rhythm of the song flawlessly. When everyone praises her, Noodles says, “I get it from my momma!” On the way home, her mom says she’s gotten her something.

It’s the end of the school year, which only means two things for Noodles: vacation and student pictures! Student pictures are a big deal for the senior class, as they are included in the yearbook. Noodles knows this, but is not concerned about it. She just wants to have fun!

A book simple enough for a child to understand their journey through foster care and a beautiful story for a foster and/or adoptive parent to play for their child.

Sophia, una niña enérgica y brillante y única hija de sus padres, se enfada con su madre con el paso de los meses y no va a la escuela. Su padre, el sostén de la familia, dueño de una pequeña panadería, murió repentinamente. La madre de Sophia, entristecida por la muerte de su marido, apenas puede gestionar la panadería, por lo que le faltaba financiación para comprar comida y enviar a Sophia a la escuela.

Nicky, Sophia’s mother, went to the market, leaving Sophia home alone with her Dachshund dog, Perry. Sophia and Perry sit behind their house when a Tugboat crashed on the Riverhead in their backyard. The intriguing adventure of Sophia and Perry begins. They spin into action to save a person’s life.

A Black woman who suffered the outrages of apartheid - including the murder of her father - shares her outlook on her struggles with humanity and forgiveness.

The Most Holy Rosary helps both new and experienced audiences, pray the Rosary easily, any day of the week.

A book simple enough for a child to understand their journey through foster care and a beautiful story for a foster and/or adoptive parent to listen along with their child.

Are there second chances at true love? How do you find a good man and keep him? After a night of drinking and the dreaded walk of shame, Katie needs a road trip and an intervention with her girlfriends. Four attractive, successful women, yet they can’t find and keep good men.