A man named Rip Van Winkle sleeps for twenty years in the Catskill Mountains and awakens to a changed world.
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A young child expresses a strong desire for hugs and the comfort they provide.
This non-fiction book explores various animals and their unique methods of camouflage and hiding.
A young boy named John Hawk navigates the challenges of growing up in a rural setting, dealing with family issues and personal growth.
A young boy named Smudge struggles with his identity and finds his voice through art and friendship.
This book retells 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 picture book retells the legend of John Henry, a steel-driving man who raced against a steam drill.
This is a retelling of the American folk legend of John Henry, the steel-driving man.
This book retells the legend of John Henry, a steel-driving man who competes against a steam drill.
This book retells the American folk legend of John Henry, a steel-driving man who competes against a steam drill.
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Mickey Mcguffin's Ear (Mickey McGuffin) (Mickey McGuffin)
John Hall · 2005
Concern17MildVirtue17Thin
Mickey McGuffin, a young boy, embarks on an adventure involving a mysterious ear and a quest for answers.
A humorous and absurd story about how to deal with an unexpected and unusual situation involving a gorilla in a bathtub.
This is a collection of short stories exploring themes of faith, doubt, and personal growth within a Christian context.
This is a collection of short stories by John Held Jr., known for his illustrations and depictions of American life in the early 20th century, often featuring animals.
John Hart's thriller follows a young boy who witnesses a crime and becomes entangled in a dangerous conspiracy.
Maia is a young girl who discovers she has magical abilities and must learn to control them.
This is the first book in a series about a young boy named Jesse who is dealing with his parents' divorce and his father's new family.
#19
Horace and Morris Join the Chorus (But What about Dolores?)
James Howe · 2002
Concern0CleanVirtue2Thin
Horace and Morris, two young hippos, join a chorus, but their friend Dolores feels left out and tries to sabotage their performance.
A boy named Elvis discovers he has a rare genetic disorder that causes him to age rapidly, forcing him to confront his mortality and the meaning of life.
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