In a futuristic city, a hacker named Anya gets entangled in a dangerous conspiracy after a chance encounter.
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Jessica, a young girl, navigates the complexities of friendship, family, and growing up in a realistic contemporary setting.
Lizzy navigates the social expectations and rules of her school and home. She learns to make good choices and understand consequences.
A young child navigates the exciting and sometimes overwhelming world of kindergarten, making new friends and learning new things.
Cleo the cat gets into mischief and causes trouble, leading to humorous situations.
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This collection of short stories follows the adventures and misadventures of a young boy named The Fool.
Jessica Jenkins disappears, and her best friend, Chloe, embarks on a quest to find her, uncovering secrets along the way.
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In a world where emotions are suppressed, a young woman discovers the power of language and connection.
Foxy and His Naughty Little Sister (Foxy Toddler Book)
Jacqui Hawkins · 1997
This toddler book features Foxy and his sister, focusing on playful mischief.
Wizzie is a young witch who must learn to control her magical abilities and navigate the challenges of her magical school.
A children's story about a hen named Jen and her adventures.
Plowing New Ground:the Southern Tenant Farmers Union and Its Place in Delta History
Van Hawkins · 2007
This non-fiction book explores the history of the Southern Tenant Farmers Union in the Mississippi Delta.
A teenage girl navigates the cutthroat world of elite boarding school and the pressures of social media.
Stand Up, Yumi Chung! follows Yumi as she navigates middle school, family expectations, and her passion for filmmaking.
Jessica Haggerthwaite navigates the complexities of teenage life, friendships, and family dynamics in a contemporary setting.
Alexander gets into trouble at school during a food fight.
Alexander and his family engage in a humorous competition involving vegetables. The story is lighthearted and focuses on family dynamics.
This is a true story about a girl who lost her legs and her service dog, Rescue, who helped her adapt.
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