A shy little kitten named Buttons learns to overcome her fears and make friends through gentle encouragement and self-discovery.
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18 books
A young girl named Locket navigates life and challenges in her meadow setting.
Prudence, a young girl, longs for a pet and faces challenges in convincing her parents. She learns about responsibility and the joys of companionship.
This book explores the lives and friendships of various sea creatures.
This historical novel follows Kathleen, a young woman in the early 20th century, as she faces societal expectations and personal desires.
This is a contemporary story about a teenage girl named Kathleen who deals with friendship challenges and personal growth in Ireland.
This biography details the life and career of Dwight D. Eisenhower, from his childhood to his presidency.
Two teenagers from different worlds, one a privileged girl and the other a streetwise boy, find their lives intertwined.
Elizabeth navigates her faith and identity, questioning traditional sainthood and finding her own path.
A young girl disguises herself as a boy to work as a spy during World War I, uncovering secrets and facing danger.
A young woman disguises herself as a boy to survive and seek fortune in the Elizabethan era.
Two young women, Eliza and Sarah, are caught in a dangerous plot involving pirates and treasure.
This historical novel follows Phoebe, a young woman who disguises herself as a boy to escape an unwanted marriage and seek adventure.
A young girl named Mary Alice struggles with her family's poverty and her own desires in rural Mississippi during the Great Depression.
In 17th-century New England, a young girl named Eliza is accused of witchcraft and exiled.
A young girl disguises herself as a boy to become a boxer in the 19th century.
A teenage girl struggles with her identity and past trauma, finding unexpected support in a new environment.
A young chicken feels out of place and searches for a home where she belongs.
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