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Kingdom Keepers
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Ridley Pearson

Kingdom Keepers: The Return (or simply Kingdom Keepers) is a bestselling young adult fantasy-adventure series written by American author Ridley Pearson, with the first book published in 2005. Set inside the very real, highly detailed environments of Disney theme parks, the series follows five ordinary teenagers chosen to be holographic hosts, only to discover that the parks come alive at night …

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3.823.0161.B.U
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The dragonfly Pool
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Eva Ibbotson

The Dragonfly Pool is a children's historical adventure novel by Austro-British author Eva Ibbotson, published in 2008. Set against the backdrop of the looming and outbreak of World War II, the novel blends natural beauty, progressive ideals, and a classic Ruritanian-style rescue mission. It follows a plucky young English girl who finds herself swept up in a dangerous cross-continental plot to …

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3.823.0157.B.U
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The Island
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Olivia Levez

The Island is a 2005 American science fiction action film directed by Michael Bay and starring Ewan McGregor and Scarlett Johansson. Set in a sleek, ominous dystopian future, the film follows inhabitants of a secure, sterile compound who believe they are the sole survivors of a global ecological apocalypse, waiting for their chance to win a lottery and move to "The Island"—the last uncontamin…

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Imagine
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Jill Barnett

Imagine is one of the most famous, enduring, and iconic peace anthems of all time, released in 1971 by English singer-songwriter John Lennon (former member of The Beatles) on his seminal solo album of the same name. Co-produced by Lennon, Phil Spector, and Yoko Ono, the song has transcended generations to become a universal hymn for hope, unity, and a world free from division.

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4.823.0728.B.U
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Sweet Hearts - Strictly Friends?
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Jo Cotterill

Sweet Hearts: Strictly Friends? is a contemporary young adult novel written by British author Jo Cotterill and published in 2010. As the second installment in the popular Sweet Hearts series, the book explores the emotional ups and downs of teenage life, the challenges of adapting to sudden changes, and navigating first romance within the glamorous, high-energy world of dance.

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4.823.0727.B.U
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Julius Caesar
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William Shakespeare

The Tragedy of Julius Caesar is a historical tragedy written by William Shakespeare in 1599. Set during the turbulent political landscape of ancient Rome, the play dramatizes the conspiracy against the powerful Roman dictator Julius Caesar, his assassination on the Ides of March, and the bloody civil war that erupts in the aftermath between the conspirators and Caesar’s loyal avengers.

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Utopia
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Thomas More

Utopia (fully titled De Optimo Reipublicae Statu deque Nova Insula Utopia, or On the Best State of a Commonwealth and on the New Island of Utopia) is a foundational work of philosophy, socio-political satire, and fiction written in Latin by Sir Thomas More and published in 1516. The book is divided into two distinct parts: Book I, a sharp critique of contemporary European socio-economic and pol…

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3.823.0087.B.U
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Heart of Darkness
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Joseph Conrad

Heart of Darkness is a classic novella by Polish-English author Joseph Conrad, published in 1899 (serialized in Blackwood's Magazine in 1899 and published as a book in 1902). Based in part on Conrad’s own experiences steaming up the Congo River in 1890, the novel is a searing critique of the brutality of European imperialism, exploring themes of colonial exploitation, moral ambiguity, sanity,…

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4.823.0310.B.U
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The Magic Library
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Josteinb Gaarder & Klaus Hagerup

The Magic Library (originally titled Bibbi Bokkens magiske bibliotek) is a children's mystery and meta-fiction novel co-written by acclaimed Norwegian authors Jostein Gaarder (best known for Sophie’s World) and Klaus Hagerup, published in 1993 (with Indonesian translations widely circulated by Mizan). Blending a classic treasure hunt with a deep celebration of literature, the story follows tw…

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3.823.0202.B.U
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Eight Great American Tales
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O. Henry

Eight Great American Tales is a collection of adapted classic short stories by the legendary American author O. Henry (William Sydney Porter), retold by Bill Bowler as part of Oxford University Press's Dominoes graded reader series. Set primarily around the turn of the 20th century in America (between 1899 and 1910), the collection highlights O. Henry's signature style: rich local color, ordina…

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