A story set in Malawi where a goat and a lion encounter each other, leading to lessons about nature and survival.
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Malunda, a young girl in Africa, faces challenges and learns about her heritage and the importance of community.
A young boy named Henry is sent to live with relatives in the countryside during wartime.
Henry and Melinda navigate the complexities of adolescence and their evolving relationship during the early 1980s.
A contemporary story about a teenage boy navigating personal struggles, relationships, and self-discovery.
Henry, a young boy in post-war England, finds solace and a new life when he is sent to live with a kind woman.
This picture book retells the legend of John Henry, a steel-driving man who raced against a steam drill.
This book retells the American folk legend of John Henry, the steel-driving man.
This is a retelling of the American folk legend of John Henry, the steel-driving man.
This book retells the legend of John Henry, the steel-driving man who competed against a steam drill.
This book retells the American folk legend of John Henry, a steel-driving man who competes against a steam drill.
This book retells the legend of John Henry, a steel-driving man who competes against a steam drill.
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The story of the peasant-boy philosopher, or, "A child gathering pebbles on the sea-shore"
Henry Mayhew · 1855
Concern27MildVirtue29Present
This book follows the life and intellectual development of a young boy who becomes a philosopher through observation and self-study.
This biographical account follows the life and intellectual journey of a young boy who becomes a philosopher through self-education.
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Billy at Bat is a simple story about a young boy's experience playing baseball.
This is a graphic novel adaptation of Shakespeare's play about Prince Hal's transformation into King Henry V.
A little mouse named Mouse goes on an adventure to cheer himself up.
A gentle mouse says goodnight to various farm animals and objects in his surroundings.
The legend of John Henry, a steel-driving man, is retold.
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