A young boy in Wales during World War II discovers a hidden German pilot and must decide whether to help him.
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A group of Welsh teenagers are drawn into a mysterious game that blurs the lines between reality and fantasy, testing their courage and friendships.
A young boy named Guto travels back in time to 16th-century Wales to prevent a historical tragedy. He must navigate the dangers and complexities of the past to protect his family and country.
Curig, a young boy, encounters a seal and embarks on an adventure along the Welsh coast.
Benjamin Pink, a young boy, embarks on a series of whimsical adventures.
This book features simple illustrations and descriptions of various baby animals.
This is a Welsh-language novel about a young person's experiences and choices.
A young boy in Wales dreams of becoming a famous musician and faces challenges in pursuing his passion.
This is a Welsh story about a boy named Siom who experiences friendship, sadness, and the joy of music.
A young protagonist named Ysbryd encounters a mysterious spirit or ghost, the 'ysbryd y maswr', in a Welsh setting. They must understand and confront this entity.
A young girl named Lickety Split is trying to figure out who she is and where she belongs, exploring themes of identity and belonging.
A young girl in Liberia faces the realities of war and displacement, finding resilience and hope amidst hardship.
Delphine and her cousins spend a summer together in rural Georgia, navigating family dynamics and their own burgeoning identities. They experience joy, sadness, and self-discovery.
A young girl named Liberty grapples with the aftermath of a friend's suicide attempt and the complexities of teenage life.
In 1940s Harlem, Delphine and her sisters are sent to live with their grandmother. They navigate racial tensions, family secrets, and their own burgeoning identities.
This historical fiction novel follows a young girl named Delphine and her family as they navigate life in rural Georgia during the Great Depression.
A young girl named Delphine dreams of becoming a dancer, facing challenges and finding her voice through movement.
This historical novel follows the lives of several young Black women in the Jim Crow South, focusing on their family dynamics and struggles for identity.
In 1968, sisters Delphine, Vonetta, and Fern travel from Brooklyn to Oakland, California, to visit their estranged mother.
This novel follows Delphine and her sisters as they spend the summer of 1963 with their grandmother in Brooklyn, navigating family dynamics and social changes.
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