#01
A Halloween scare in Minnesota
James, Eric (Writer of children's literature) · 2014
Concern28MixedVirtue5Thin
A group of friends in Minnesota experience a series of spooky events on Halloween night.
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This is a reference work providing critical essays and reviews on children's literature from various authors and periods.
A group of teenagers are drawn into a mysterious online game that begins to blur the lines between the virtual and real worlds.
A young girl named Gypsy navigates life and finds her place.
#05
A Custom Edition of Classics of Children's Literature -- Fourth Edition
John W. Griffith · 1996
Concern9CleanVirtue3Thin
This is a scholarly edition of classic children's literature, likely for academic study.
This book provides an overview of American literature from its beginnings to the mid-20th century, discussing major authors and movements.
Set during a harsh winter, this story follows a group of children who must rely on each other and their wits to survive.
A collection of children's stories, likely featuring simple narratives and relatable characters for young readers.
This is a children's story about a great hunter and their experiences.
#10
Sleepy Barker = Ladrador dormilón
Johnston, Jan (Children's story writer) · 2015
Concern0CleanVirtue6Thin
Sleepy Barker is a dog who loves to nap and dreams of adventures. He learns to embrace his playful side and enjoy the world around him.
A young girl named Lily experiences the changing seasons and learns about the world around her.
This is a historical fiction novel set in ancient Greece, following a young girl who becomes a slave.
This academic work examines how the Holocaust is represented in literature for young readers.
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Critical Perspectives on Artificial Humans in Children's Literature
Sabine Planka · 2016
Concern15MildVirtue0Thin
This academic work analyzes the portrayal of artificial humans in children's literature, exploring ethical and societal implications.
This is a scholarly work analyzing the portrayal of the Arctic in children's and young adult literature.
A historical children's story about the persecution of Protestants in England, focusing on the Crowham Martyrs.
An English boy finds himself in New York City and experiences its vibrant culture.
A young boy named Tom discovers a passion for knitting and faces challenges in a world that doesn't expect it.
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