A group of students stages a homework strike to protest unfair school policies, leading to unexpected consequences.
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Gregory K. uses his talent for fibbing to navigate middle school and solve mysteries, often with humorous results.
A shy boy tries to impress a girl by joining the school's soccer team.
A young girl named Sarah navigates family dynamics and her own identity in a rural setting, dealing with secrets and expectations.
Smudge, a small creature, is lost and searches for a new home, eventually finding one with a kind family.
A boy named Finn discovers a hidden world beneath the ocean and must navigate its dangers.
This is a didactic text offering advice and moral guidance from a father to his daughters on virtue, conduct, and life.
A young boy named Alex discovers a mysterious fish that grants wishes, leading him on an adventure to save his family.
In 14th century England, a young woman named Sanchia is forced into an arranged marriage. She navigates court intrigue and political machinations while seeking her own path.
In medieval England, a young woman discovers she has magical abilities and becomes entangled in political intrigue and a battle for power.
A lonely shadow named Gregory wishes he could be more like the other shadows in the park.
Two young siblings, Benny and Penny, engage in imaginative play, transforming their everyday surroundings into fantastical adventures.
A boy named Harrison discovers he has a doppelganger from an alternate reality, leading to a bizarre and dangerous adventure.
Robin Gregory's "The Improbable Wonders of Moojie Littleman" follows a young boy who discovers he has a connection to a magical world.
A collection of humorous and often quirky short stories, some with a slightly macabre or unusual twist.
This collection features various short stories, likely with a humorous or lighthearted tone, as suggested by the title.
This book tells the story of an owl that lives in a house, likely focusing on the unusual circumstances and the interactions between the owl and the people in the house.
This historical fiction follows Sarah as she journeys west with her family in 1849, facing the challenges of the Oregon Trail.
During the Civil Rights Movement, a young girl named Sarah faces prejudice and learns about courage and justice in her community.
During the harsh winter of the American Revolution, young Sarah learns about courage, resilience, and the importance of family amidst hardship.
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