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    <![CDATA[Welcome to Moundville, where it&#8217;s been raining for longer than Roy McGuire has been alive. Most people say the town is cursed&#8212;right in the middle of their big baseball game against rival town Sinister Bend, black clouds crept across the sky and it started to rain. That was 22 years ago . . . and it&#8217;s still pouring.<br/><br/>Baseball camp is over, and Roy knows he&#8217;s in for a dreary, soggy summer. But when he returns home, he finds a foster kid named Sturgis sprawled out on his couch. As if this isn&#8217;t weird enough, just a few days after Sturgis&#8217;s arrival, the sun comes out. No one can explain why the rain has finally stopped, but as far as Roy&#8217;s concerned, it&#8217;s time to play some baseball. It&#8217;s time to get a Moundville team together and finish what was started 22 years ago. It&#8217;s time for a rematch.]]>
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    <![CDATA[Mamba Point]]>
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    <![CDATA[When his dad gets a job at the U.S. embassy in Liberia, twelve-year-old Linus Tuttle knows it’s his chance for a fresh start. Instead of being his typical anxious self, from now on he’ll be cooler and bolder: the new Linus.<br/><br/>But as soon as his family gets off the plane, they see a black mamba—one of the deadliest snakes in Africa. Linus’s parents insist mambas are rare, but the neighborhood is called Mamba Point, and Linus is sure the venomous serpents are drawn to him—he can barely go outside without tripping over one. Then he hears about kasengs—and the belief that some people have a deep, mysterious connection to certain animals.<br/><br/>Unless Linus wants to hide in his apartment forever (drawing or playing games with the strange kid downstairs while his older brother meets girls and hangs out at the pool), he has to get over his fear of his kaseng animal. Soon he’s not only keeping a black mamba in his laundry hamper; he’s also feeling braver than ever before. Is it his resolution to become the new Linus, or does his sudden confidence have something to do with his scaly new friend?<br/><br/>From Kurtis Scaletta comes a humorous and compelling story of a boy learning about himself through unexpected friends, a fascinating place, and an extraordinary animal.<br/>]]>
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