In 1950s Atlanta, a Jewish girl named Zink navigates prejudice and finds friendship with a Black girl.
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75 books
This novel tells the story of a modern-day teen who finds Anne Frank's diary and feels a deep connection to her.
This book follows the lives and friendships of a group of teenage girls on the West Coast. They navigate high school and personal challenges.
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A teenage girl investigates a series of crimes and uncovers a conspiracy.
This contemporary YA novel explores the life of a teenage girl dealing with body image issues and social pressures. It delves into themes of self-esteem, friendship, and finding one's place.
A group of young people work and live in a busy hospital environment.
A young girl named Katie feels jealous when her new baby sister arrives and demands attention.
A group of teenage girls navigates the complexities of friendship, romance, and societal pressures in a contemporary setting.
A teenage girl grapples with the consequences of a risky decision involving organ donation for her younger brother.
A teenage girl grapples with body image, peer pressure, and finding her identity in the late 1990s.
This novel follows a teenage girl navigating friendships, romance, and personal growth during her high school years.
A high school student deals with rumors and gossip after a party.
A young woman named Clara finds unexpected love and connection during a snowy holiday season, navigating family dynamics and personal desires.
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Merry rhymes and stories for merry little learners
Charles H. Bennett · 1865
A collection of short, rhyming poems and simple stories designed for very young children.
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The fables of Aesop and others, translated into human nature
Charles H. Bennett · 1875
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Rapunzel, a young woman with magical hair, escapes her tower and navigates a new world.
Cindy C. Bennett's "Geek Girl" follows Harriet, a socially awkward teen who navigates high school, friendships, and her passion for computers.
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