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Joey Pigza is a boy with big ideas and a heart bigger than his best friend in the whole world—Pablo, his loving chihuahua. Joey returns in a second Audible Original, this time to help rescue all the local dogs that need good homes and to help the animal shelter get the word out about their “Pets Make People Better” adoption event. But in a twist of fate, his own beloved chihuahua, Pablo, has been sent to keep Joey’s mother company in jail to help make her a better person!

In rural North Carolina, in 1951, despite parental reassurances, a typhoid shot hurt. It hurt even more when the children saw who would be administering the shot: Miss Winnie, a large, dictatorial nurse who had been "especially built by the nursing school so she would never blow away in a hard wind".

Splat can't wait to try out his brand-new roller skates! But when it starts to rain, will Splat's fun day be ruined? Beginning readers will love the wordplay in this Splat story...

Joey quiere ayudar a rescatar a todos los perros que necesitan buenos hogares, corriendo la voz acerca de un evento en su localidad de adopción del refugio de animales "Pets Make People Better". ¡Pero en un giro del destino, su amado chihuahua, Pablo, ha sido enviado con la madre de Joey quien está en la cárcel para ayudarla a ser una mejor persona!

C'est l'histoire d'un petit bonhomme de pain d'épices, tout juste sorti du four, qui prend vie, et tente de fuir différents poursuivants...

Une vieille femme décide de préparer la friandise préférée de son mari : du pain d'épices, mais quand elle le sort du four, le bonhomme de pain d'épices s'échappe en chantonnant : "Cours cours aussi vite que tu peux, tu ne peux pas m'attraper! Je suis le bonhomme de pain d'épices." Les contes se transmettant de bouche à bouche, l'auteur originel de ce conte n'est pas connu.

Shiverwood Academy is a spooky school for everything from goblins to vampires and werewolves to the undead. Follow four diverse children as they each deals with a monster problem.

Braces hurt. Braces look funny. Braces are downright embarrassing. And just about the time you think they're going to feel normal, it's time to tighten them up again. Worst of all, most of us get braces just at that time of life when the last thing we want to do is to look conspicuous, to call attention to ourselves in any way. This new coming-of-age story employs storyteller Donald Davis' trademark descriptions and humor to address the question: is this worth all the pain and embarrassment?