Two children, Leete and her brother, embark on an adventure on an island, encountering mysteries and challenges.
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36 books
This collection of Native American folktales shares stories about the creation of the world and its inhabitants.
A young girl named Elara discovers she has magical abilities and must confront a dark witch in the Whispering Woods.
A young witch finds herself in a series of magical mishaps and must use her wits to fix them.
A young girl discovers a hidden world of fairies and must embark on a quest to save them.
A young apprentice witch learns magic and faces challenges in a magical academy.
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A girl discovers she can travel to an alternate Oz and must defeat the Wicked Witch.
Set in the American West, this story follows a young woman's journey and her encounters with the challenges of frontier life.
A historical novel set in the late 19th century, focusing on the social dynamics and personal lives of a family in New England.
This is a simple story about a child and their brown bear, Barney, attending a party and enjoying themselves.
A young lion named Munya learns about life and survival in the African savanna.
A young girl named Peppermint learns about kindness and sharing through her interactions with others.
A girl named Amy is sent to a twisted version of Oz where Dorothy has become a cruel dictator, and Amy must help overthrow her.
This novel explores themes of love, faith, and overcoming adversity through the experiences of its characters.
Burton invents a machine that makes people giggle, leading to humorous situations.
Blinky Bill, a mischievous koala, has numerous adventures in the Australian bush.
Burton builds a fantastic, zoom-zoom machine that takes him on an exciting adventure.
This book features Blinky Bill, a koala, and his adventures, including hosting a guest at his house.
A young detective named Kit investigates a mysterious theft.
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