This book explains the concept of sign language and its importance for communication.
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#02
Sometimes I Talk, Sometimes I Sign/Algunas Veces Hablo, Algunas Veces Uso El Lenguaje Manual
Anne McIntosh · 2000
Concern0CleanVirtue25Present
This book explores the experiences of a young girl who uses sign language to communicate, bridging two worlds.
A young reader discovers the joy and challenges of books and stories.
#04
Grace and Clara, or, Be just as well as generous
Maria J. McIntosh · 1842
Concern3CleanVirtue23Present
Two sisters, Grace and Clara, learn the importance of generosity and fairness through their actions and experiences.
This collection of stories features moral lessons and cautionary tales, often with a religious or didactic undertone.
This novel follows Florence Arnott as she navigates societal expectations and personal growth in 19th-century England, learning about generosity and true worth.
A young woman named Emily Herbert navigates societal expectations and personal growth within her family and community.
#08
Conquest and self-conquest, or, Which makes the hero?
Maria J. McIntosh · 1844
Concern7CleanVirtue21Present
This novel contrasts the glory of military conquest with the internal victory of self-mastery and moral strength.
This novel explores the relationships and experiences of a group of cousins, likely focusing on their moral development and social interactions.
#10
Jessie Graham, or, Friends dear, but truth dearer
Maria J. McIntosh · 1841
Concern7CleanVirtue67Rich
Jessie Graham faces a moral dilemma between loyalty to friends and adherence to truth, impacting her decisions.
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Blind Alice learns to navigate the world and find her place despite her visual impairment.
A young orphaned girl named Alice finds refuge and guidance from a kind benefactress.
#14
Conquest and self-conquest, or, Which makes the hero
Maria J. McIntosh · 1853
Concern8CleanVirtue31Present
This novel explores the nature of heroism through the contrasting lives and choices of its characters.
#15
Blind Alice, or, Do right, if you wish to be happy
Maria J. McIntosh · 1841
Concern0CleanVirtue79Shining
This story follows Blind Alice and her journey to happiness through doing what is right, emphasizing Christian morality.
#16
Rose and Lillie Stanhope, or, The power of conscience
Maria J. McIntosh · 1855
Concern7CleanVirtue39Present
Two sisters, Rose and Lillie, navigate moral dilemmas and the consequences of their choices in 19th-century England.
This novel explores the internal struggles and moral choices of a young woman navigating societal expectations and personal growth.
A classic fairy tale retold, focusing on the magical journey of Clara and the Nutcracker.
Menolly, a talented musician, flees her oppressive family to find refuge with the dragonriders of Pern, where she discovers her true calling.
Menolly, a talented musician, flees her home and finds refuge with a colony of dragonriders on Pern.
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