This historical fiction novel follows a young Black girl's experiences and challenges during the 1960s.
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In 1950s Mississippi, a young Black girl named Lena finds her voice and navigates racial injustice and family challenges.
Children in Africa face the challenges of war and displacement, seeking safety and hope.
This historical fiction novel depicts the experiences of enslaved people during the burning of Washington D.C.
A young girl named April and her brother are sent to live with their aunt and uncle on a farm in Mississippi during the Civil War. They learn about the realities of war and the importance of family.
Harriet, a young girl, finds a lost kitten and tries to care for it. She faces challenges in keeping the kitten a secret from her parents.
This book focuses on the Robin family, likely detailing their daily lives, relationships, and experiences.
A young orphan girl named Robinetta experiences life and adventure in a charming setting.
A young boy named Sam is worried his favorite book has been eaten by a bear, leading him on a humorous search.
A young girl named Harriet befriends a hare and learns about nature and responsibility.
A young girl named Sarah is left with her grandparents while her parents are away. She initially struggles with the separation but learns to appreciate her time with them.
Mail Harry to the moon! is a whimsical story about a boy who mails himself to the moon.
This non-fiction book provides a simple and reassuring explanation of what to expect when a new baby arrives.
This book is a non-fiction guide to human sexuality, covering topics like puberty, reproduction, and relationships.
Harriet and Walt are two children who experience a series of imaginative adventures in their backyard.
A historical fiction novel following the life and experiences of Harriet Plume.
Harriet is a young girl who loves to dance and dreams of performing in a recital.
Kardoo, a young Indian girl, navigates her life and experiences cultural differences and societal expectations in 19th-century India.
Harriet, a young girl, finds herself adrift at sea after a storm and must rely on her resourcefulness to survive and find her way home.
Bobino and Bobinette, two young children, embark on a whimsical adventure in a magical forest. They encounter talking animals and learn valuable lessons about nature and friendship.
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