This collection of folk tales from England features the mischievous and often magical Hob, a nature spirit.
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Early friendships explores the development of relationships and character in the lives of young people.
The poplar grove, or, Little Harry and his uncle Benjamin
Esther Copley · 1846
A young boy named Harry learns about faith and morality through the guidance of his Uncle Benjamin in 19th-century England.
This historical novel retells the biblical story of Esther, a Jewish orphan who becomes queen of Persia and saves her people from genocide.
This novel retells the biblical story of Esther, focusing on her courage and faith as she becomes queen and saves her people from destruction.
Esther, a young girl, navigates a challenging family situation and finds strength through her faith.
A princess disguised as a commoner navigates court intrigue and discovers her true identity.
This book offers practical advice and instructions for growing your own vegetables and fruits.
A young girl named Esther is sent to live with a strict religious family after her parents' death.
A young girl discovers a hidden world and a secret society that protects it.
Esther Kalman's 'Tchaikovsky Discovers America' is a biographical novel for young readers about the composer's visit to the United States.
Johnny Tremain, a silversmith's apprentice, becomes involved in the American Revolution in Boston.
This historical novel follows the journey of a young boy named Jedediah from Massachusetts to the California Gold Rush.
A young Jewish girl recounts her family's deportation and survival in Siberian labor camps during WWII.
A group of streetwise cats navigate the challenges of city life, forming friendships and facing dangers.
This book explores historical events and personal narratives related to memory and truth in Quebec.
This is a retelling of the American folk legend of Paul Bunyan, focusing on his larger-than-life adventures and his role in shaping the American landscape.
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