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A locked shed. A hidden attic. A mysterious trunk. For Irene, Logan, Sam, and Chloe, a boring summer afternoon is about to become the adventure of a lifetime. When Irene discovers her grandpa's dusty, hand-drawn map, the friends calling themselves The Fearless Four realize it's no ordinary piece of paper. It's a puzzle, filled with cryptic riddles that lead to a long-forgotten part of their town. Their quest to find the "heart" of the map takes them from the silent, dusty aisles of the local library to an old-fashioned diner with a flashing neon sign and a secret on its menu.

Dave and the rebels launch their attack on the Robot King's empire.

Perfect for young listeners who love gentle fantasy, nature, and stories filled with wonder, Adventures in the English Woodland Garden is the first book in The Garden Gate Series—a collection of unforgettable journeys into hidden realms where imagination blooms.

In a kingdom where fire is the ultimate symbol of power, Ember, a young dragon, is different. Unlike his fellow dragons who can breathe mighty flames, Ember cannot. For years, he’s struggled with self-doubt, feeling as though he’ll never truly fit in. But when a massive firestorm threatens the Dragon Kingdom, Ember discovers something within himself that none of the fire-breathing dragons have—the ability to control temperature. Ember’s journey of self-discovery begins as he learns that strength doesn’t come from conforming to others, but from embracing the power that makes you unique.

Eine epische Reise zur Stadt über den Wolken. Die zwölfjährige Nargis hat eine außergewöhnliche Gabe: durch ihren Gesang kann sie Elementargeister beeinflussen – auch wenn dies des Öfteren schiefgeht. Als sie eines Tages über einen verletzten geflügelten Jungen stolpert, ändert sich ihr Leben schlagartig. Der Junge Mistral gehört dem herrschenden Luftvolk der Garudas an, die Menschen wie Nargis unterdrücken. Doch er braucht dringend Hilfe, denn sein Vater, der Regent, ist entführt worden – und nun droht etwas noch Schlimmeres an die Macht zu kommen.

Holiday magic disappears, and icy shadows fill New York with a strange chill. Rose, Sarah, and Conor chase cold clues through the city’s darkest corners. If they don't solve the mystery in time, joy—and maybe hope—could be gone for good. A heartwarming middle grade adventure filled with magic, mystery, and the power of friendship. Rose Zary and the Holiday Joy Quest invites listeners aged 6-12 to believe in the unseen, cherish hope, and discover the joy found in courage and kindness. Will you dare to follow Rose into the shadows and uncover the secret to bringing joy back to the city?

Pluto Rocket and Joe Pidge return with a blast in the third book of this hilarious new series, for fans of Narwhal and Jelly and Pizza and Taco! Joe Pidge, king of the neighborhood, and Pluto Rocket, an alien who's new in town, have left the safety of Joe's neighborhood to discover other places...

Pluto Rocket and Joe Pidge jet off to the moon (and beyond!) in the fourth book of this hilarious early novel series, for fans of Narwhal and Jelly and Pizza and Taco! Joe Pidge, king of the neighborhood, and Pluto Rocket, an alien who's new in town, have left Earth for the moon in order to...

Liam shares his imaginative story of a goblin, a witch, and a flea in a fun, memorable rhyme that is sure to delight. Even a small flea can teach us a powerful message about acceptance, kindness, and love. Despite their obvious differences, Bree the flea longs to one day win the friendship of Soblin the goblin and Mitch the witch. This not-so-spooky story is the perfect way to end the day and get ready for bedtime.

When the villainous The Scuba Man vows to ban books for girls, an underwater library beneath South Padre Island, Texas becomes the backdrop for rebellion. With the help of sea creatures, magic spells, and one electric sting ray e-mail, girl sea creatures prove that stories belong to everyone. A story told in rhyme, Girls Read Books Too is a whimsical tale about the power of girls' literacy and standing up for what is right.

Billy is just a regular ten-year-old… until something unbelievable happens. Suddenly, he’s off on a wild space adventure where he’ll discover that the universe is stranger and more mysterious than he could have ever imagined.

Little Billy by Al Copperhead is a charming tale that follows the adventures of a young boy named Billy. Set in a quaint village, Billy’s curiosity and kindness lead him on a series of enchanting journeys where he encounters magical creatures, learns valuable life lessons, and discovers the true meaning of friendship and bravery.

I finally escaped The End and found a semi-peaceful life giving joyrides to baby villagers… until I saw something impossible: another dragon in the Overworld. A red dragon. And he’s not majestic or mysterious. He’s the rudest, grossest, most irritating mob I’ve ever met. He’s also intent on destroying the village and every mob in it. The villagers are panicking. So I guess it’s up to me to stop him. Being the villain was bad. But being the hero? That still sucks.

In the electrifying cyberpunk world of 2035, where glowing neon cities pulse with digital life and shadowy systems control humanity, a 15-year-old boy named Ricky faces the ultimate betrayal—from his own identity. When Ricky discovers that his social media profile has come alive, posting destructive lies and spreading chaos, his life spirals into a desperate thriller of survival.

Ricky’s life takes a wild turn when he discovers a magical animal preserve hiding in the heart of Manhattan. When he learns that his mother isn’t dead after all, and that she may even be trapped there, he summons the courage go. And suddenly, he’s not just an ordinary foster kid anymore; he’s a denizen student learning to channel powers he barely understands, powers he must learn to master—and soon—because the denizen world is anything but safe.

For ten-year-old Larry, maps are more than just paper; they are gateways to worlds he can only dream of. But when he discovers a shimmering pod in his attic—a vessel that phases through walls and is piloted by imagination alone—the line between map and reality vanishes. Whisked away to the eerie, soundless "Silent Streets" and skies filled with upside-down clouds, Larry learns that he is the new pilot of the Phantom Pod. Guided by a starlight compass and aided by a mystical Keeper, he must protect these secret realms from terrifying shadow creatures that hunt in the spaces between seconds.

Caradir is a magical land just beyond our grasp, where Elves, Wizards, Goblins and Trolls live. All sorts of animals live there too, and they can talk! Sparky is a squirrel. Join him and his buddies as they battle an army of rats led by the evil King Ratilius.

Zoayland The Adventure Begins is similar to The Chronicles of Narnia by C. S. Lewis. It is an adventure where young Elzafan discovers a mysterious world where unconditional love is free and never ending. In this land of life everlasting, the little boy meets remarkable friends and is destined to find one of the greatest treasures of all time. In Zoayland, listeners can experience the true value of friendship when Elzafan is introduced to an unforgettable little red ant named Johnny.

In “A Pocketful of Pebbles and Poems,” every walk in the woods becomes a breathtaking adventure. Join Lisa, a thoughtful and imaginative young girl, as she explores the world with her pockets ready for treasure and her heart open to wonder. Her ordinary day by Whispering Creek turns magical when she meets Skip, a tiny sprite with sparkling wings, who teaches her the secret language of the natural world. Each chapter unfolds a new discovery, a sensory journey filled with the cool touch of a mossy rock, the earthy smell of rain on pine needles, and the quiet hum of a world brimming with secrets.

When Holly is whisked away to a magical winter forest by a talking bunny, she faces more than snow and enchantment—she discovers what truly matters. No longer allowed to rely on comfort and privilege, Holly must learn the value of kindness, courage, and honest hard work if she hopes to find her way home. Through trials, laughter, and unexpected friendships, Holly realizes that being helpful doesn’t mean losing herself—it means discovering strength she didn’t know she had.