A simple board book with lift-the-flaps for a Valentine's Day theme.
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This book retells the biblical story of Joseph, from his dreams and betrayal by his brothers to his rise to power in Egypt.
This book retells the biblical story of Joseph, focusing on his journey from slavery to leadership in Egypt.
A young girl named Anya must learn to survive and adapt in a harsh, icy wilderness.
A young boy named Kenji is captured by Mongol warriors and must find a way to survive and escape.
A young man discovers he is the reincarnation of a legendary hero and must gather allies to defeat an ancient evil.
This is a Nativity story focusing on the birth of Jesus from a child's perspective.
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Josepha, a young girl living in a remote village, dreams of becoming a doctor and faces challenges in pursuing her ambition.
A young girl named Fenella discovers she has vampire-like abilities and a mysterious heritage.
This book describes a haunted house and the spooky events that occur within it.
A young boy named Jim travels to China in search of a legendary treasure, encountering ancient secrets and dangers.
A young hockey player faces challenges on and off the ice, dealing with team dynamics and personal growth.
Joseph, a young boy, finds an unlikely friendship with a stray dog named Chico, learning responsibility and compassion.
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Two mice, Pip and Squeak, embark on a series of comical adventures, often involving food and close calls.
A young boy named Thomas navigates his small world and learns about his family's history.
A young Jewish boy navigates hiding and survival in France during World War II.
A young bear named Barnaby discovers his favorite things are not always what he expects.
A young girl named Chloe is afraid of the dark and struggles to sleep, leading her to confront her fears with the help of her imagination.
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