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17 books
#02
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.
A young orphaned girl named Alice finds refuge and guidance from a kind benefactress.
This novel explores the relationships and experiences of a group of cousins, likely focusing on their moral development and social interactions.
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.
#07
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.
Blind Alice learns to navigate the world and find her place despite her visual impairment.
#09
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.
#10
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.
#11
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.
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This collection of stories features moral lessons and cautionary tales, often with a religious or didactic undertone.
#14
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.
This novel explores the internal struggles and moral choices of a young woman navigating societal expectations and personal growth.
#16
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.
This book explains the concept of sign language and its importance for communication.
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