A young woman's life is upended when she discovers a hidden world and a dangerous secret.
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29 books
This historical fiction follows young girls attending a Sabbath school in 1839 Massachusetts, focusing on their lessons and daily lives.
This novel explores themes of memory, identity, and family relationships through the perspective of a young protagonist.
This book explores the phenomenon of the northern lights.
A teenage girl deals with the aftermath of a traumatic event and her struggle to cope.
This book explores the concept of animal ghosts in a child-friendly manner.
This book is a tender exploration of parental love and anticipation for a new baby, celebrating the child before birth.
This book provides a glimpse into the daily lives and roles of teachers in a school setting.
This book explores the daily lives and activities of teachers after the students have left the classroom.
Cleo goes undercover to expose a smuggling ring operating at her school.
A group of alien students visits Earth on a field trip and learns about human culture.
A young student learns valuable lessons from a dedicated teacher.
The story follows the daily life and challenges of a family running a general store in a small town. It explores themes of community and hard work.
A community comes together to share food and stories at a potluck.
A young girl named Annie moves into a new house and discovers a hidden room that holds secrets from the past.
The Appleby Ghosts is a middle-grade mystery novel where siblings investigate strange occurrences and a family secret in their new home.
A teenage girl grapples with her identity and relationships after a significant event involving a boy named Jeff.
The Old Man and the Mule is a story about an elderly man and his animal companion.
A young girl named Sarah experiences a summer of change and discovery in her seaside town.
Wombat Smith, a young boy, navigates the challenges of growing up and finding his place.
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