This historical novel follows a young woman's experiences in a mining town during the early 20th century.
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This biography follows Gertrude Bell's adventurous life exploring the Middle East and her significant role in shaping its political landscape.
A biographical account of Philip Randolph, a key leader in the American civil rights movement.
This historical biography details the life and activism of A. Philip Randolph, a prominent labor leader.
This experimental novel explores themes of identity and perception through a narrative that circles around a young girl named Rose.
The Camp Fire Girls experience various activities and challenges at their Onoway House camp.
A young girl named Gertrude navigates her life and relationships in a story that blends everyday experiences with a touch of the unusual.
Shelley, a young runaway, struggles to survive on the streets and navigate the foster care system, facing difficult choices and seeking a better life.
Yours, Brett is a story about a young Jewish girl in New York City who grapples with antisemitism and her own identity.
Drak, a young monster, hosts a slumber party with his monster friends, leading to chaotic fun.
Zelda and her friends must survive a zombie outbreak with a unique dance-based solution.
A young boy named Cyrus Holt experiences the Civil War through his observations and interactions in his community.
A young Japanese-American boy named Kenji navigates prejudice and finds his place in his community during World War II.
Two young detectives investigate a mysterious occurrence involving a flower box.
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