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White Hot

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White Hot by Ilona Andrews
Format: CD Audio Book #2
Who It’s For: Adults

In this Hidden Legacy Series book, best-selling authors Ilona Andrews a pseudonym for a husband and wife writing team, have put out another magical detective story.

Nevada Baylor is the lead in a family owned detective agency. She possesses a unique secret magic skill –she knows when people are lying.

She has used this skill and good old-fashioned hard work to solve cases, which has built her family business up and kept it afloat. Her magic skill is a secret, in a time when magic users are the norm.

Conner Rogan is a billionaire prime, one of the highest-ranking magic users. They are working together to solve a mystery that has them pitted against powerful magic possessors. The sparks between Nevada and Rogan are undeniable but Nevada refuses to see them. As Nevada hones her magic skills, she and Rogan will soon discover that ice can burn.

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Don’t Touch This Book!

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Submitted by Ms. Tammy!

Don’t Touch This Book! by Bill Cotter. Larry an adorable purple monster with green horns has a new super cool book. You probably want to read it, but… Don’t touch this book! Larry is not very good at sharing. He decides who gets to play with his new super cool book. He decides you can play, but you can only use one finger, then all of your fingers. Each page invites you to do as Larry says, wiggling, spinning, walk and talk like a robot and flap your arms. After saving Larry from a big green dinosaur he invites you to play any time you like. See this book listed in our catalog

The Bath Monster

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Submitted by Ms. Tammy!

The Bath Monster by Colin Boyd. Jackson loved all things that made him dirty and messy: playing in mud, rolling down hills, and climbing trees. Every night, his mother would say, “Look at you! Go and have a bath now or the Bath Monster will come and get you.” Boys and girls everywhere are told about the Bath Monster’s second favorite food, dirty bath water. He waits at bottom of the drain with his special red and white straw to slurp up the dirty water. One night Jackson refuses to take a bath declaring he no longer believes in the bath monster. Everyone knows what the bath monster’s second favorite food is but that night Jackson finds out what his favorite food is! See this book listed in our catalog

My Teacher Is a Monster (No, I Am Not)

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Submitted by Ms. Karen!

My Teacher Is a Monster written and illustrated by Peter Brown. “Bobby has a problem. You see, his teacher is a monster.” It’s a really BIG problem for young Bobby, who thinks his very strict teacher is a big green monster. Remember the funny ideas we all had as kids about our teachers and how weird it could be meeting them outside of school? Well, Bobby and the monstrous Ms. Kirby have just such a chance encounter, which begins with awkward conversation on a park bench and ends with watching an epic paper airplane flight together from Bobby’s favorite spot in the park! You’ll enjoy watching the “transformation” happen as their interaction moves through a windy Saturday morning, with each of them coming to see the other in a whole new way. See this book listed in our catalog

Monster Needs a Christmas Tree

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Submitted by Ms. Brenda!

In Monster Needs a Christmas Tree by Paul Czajak, Monster sets out to get a Christmas tree. On the way to the tree lot, so many joyful things keep Monster from his mission. Sitting on Santa’s lap, sled riding, snowman building, with the inevitable snowball fight, and general snow merriment are hard to resist! Monster was having so much fun that when he finally got to the tree lot the last tree was being carried off by someone else. OH, NO! It was a long and sad walk home, but once he got inside, Monster had a brilliant idea! He gathered every houseplant he could find and he “built” a one-of-a-kind Christmas tree. Now, I wonder if Santa will leave Monster a present under his homemade tree. Take a fun-filled, rhyming romp with this book and find out! See this book listed in our catalog

The Problem with NOT Being Scared of Kids

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Submitted by Ms. Tammy!

The Problem with NOT Being Scared of Kids by Dan Richards. Some monsters are actually scared of kid, but others are not. This group of monsters would love to have a kid as a friend. How is a monster to become friends with a kid when being helpful is hazardous, sharing is startling, sleepovers end early, and claws mixed with crafts are a calamity? Even after trying everything to show the children how thoughtful they are they still just don’t fit in. The monsters are about to give up when all of a sudden someone comes along who changes everything. Now the monsters enjoy spending time with all their new friends! See this book listed in our catalog