A young girl in 1912 Russia makes a wish that leads her on an unexpected journey.
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18 books
A young girl's life changes when her mother enlists in the Army, exploring themes of family and adaptation.
A young boy explores a magical forest where he encounters mythical creatures and learns about nature.
A boy named Leo lives in a high-rise apartment and dreams of the sky.
This wordless picture book uses intricate collage illustrations to depict the beauty and fragility of nature.
A wordless picture book showing the changing seasons and the life within and around a house through a window.
Millicent is a young girl who moves to a new town and struggles to fit in. She finds solace in her imagination and the natural world around her.
This wordless picture book tells the story of a girl's life through the reflection in a mirror, showing her growth and experiences.
Cheesey the mouse embarks on a journey to find his lost family.
A group of friends plans a Halloween party, but unexpected events and a mysterious visitor turn their plans upside down.
Ginger moves to the city and navigates new friendships, career aspirations, and romantic interests.
A teenage girl's summer job at a photography studio leads to unexpected discoveries about her family and a budding romance.
This book likely explores themes of aiming for goals or making difficult choices, possibly in a sports or competitive context.
A young witch named Willow navigates the challenges of being different and learning to control her magical abilities.
Mathematics Together (Maths Together: Green Set)
Jeannie Billington · 1999
This book is a collection of math activities and games designed for children to do together.
A young girl dreams about her future and the possibilities that lie ahead as she grows up.
A collection of personal reflections and stories about gratitude and blessings.
This book recounts the true story of the Sobibor extermination camp during World War II and the prisoner revolt.
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