This collection of short stories and sketches portrays everyday life for young Americans, focusing on social manners, domesticity, and moral instruction.
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Two novellas explore themes of memory, loss, and finding connection.
Kermy and Pepper, likely animal characters, embark on an adventure together.
A young boy named Finn encounters a troll and embarks on an adventure in a magical forest.
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Lizzie's experiment follows a young girl as she navigates societal expectations and personal growth in Victorian England.
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A young woman named Sarah is drawn into a world of vampires and ancient feuds, discovering her own hidden powers and a dangerous destiny.
Tom helps his father on the farm with their tractor, learning about rural life.
Madeline Leslie's 1858 "Play and Study" offers guidance on balancing leisure and education for young girls.
A young girl named Miss Fret struggles with her temper and learns valuable lessons about self-control and kindness.
This historical novel follows two sisters, Clara and Eliza, as they navigate financial hardship and learn the value of hard work and stewardship in 19th-century America.
A story about young children facing difficulties and finding help.
Minnie's pet horse is a story about a girl and her horse, likely focusing on responsibility and companionship.
Little Frankie experiences the challenges and social dynamics of attending school for the first time.
This story centers on a prize Bible and the theme of covetousness, illustrating the negative consequences of desiring what others possess.
Howard and his teacher, the sister's influence, and other stories
Madeline Leslie · 1860
This collection includes 'Howard and his teacher,' focusing on a student's moral journey influenced by his teacher, and other cautionary tales.
This historical novel depicts the lives of Walter and Frank on a farm, exploring themes of rural living, family relationships, and the challenges of the era.
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