A young boy named Anthony struggles with his temper and the consequences of his actions, learning to manage his anger.
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Alexander is a messy kid who struggles with his mother's attempts to organize his life and his own chaotic tendencies.
This book addresses the difficult emotions associated with saying goodbye, whether to a person, pet, or place.
A young girl named Zoe worries about various things, but learns to manage her anxieties with support.
A young boy wants earrings, but his mother is hesitant, leading to a humorous negotiation.
Lulu is a young girl who desperately wants a brontosaurus for her birthday. Her parents try to explain why this is impossible, leading to a humorous and imaginative adventure.
Alexander spends his allowance quickly on various items, learning about the fleeting nature of money.
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Alexander, who's trying his best to be the best boy ever
Judith Viorst · 2014
Concern0CleanVirtue14Thin
Alexander tries his best to be a good boy, but his efforts often lead to humorous mishaps and relatable struggles.
Lulu loves walking dogs, and her adventures with them lead to funny and heartwarming situations.
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My mama says there aren't any zombies, ghosts, vampires, creatures, demons, monsters, fiends, goblins, or things
Judith Viorst · 1973
Concern25MildVirtue8Thin
A young boy is reassured by his mother that the scary creatures he imagines are not real, but then encounters them.
Rosie and Michael are best friends who share their dreams and fears, exploring the complexities of childhood friendships and imagination.
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Alexander, who's not (Do you hear me? I mean it!) Going to move
Judith Viorst · 1995
Concern0CleanVirtue8Thin
Alexander is upset and resistant when his parents announce they are moving, expressing his strong feelings.
A young boy named Gregory deals with the emotional aftermath of his father's death and his mother's subsequent illness.
A young girl named Sarah copes with the grief and changes in her family after her father's death.
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My Big Sister Takes Drugs is a non-fiction book that addresses the issue of drug addiction through the story of a teenage girl and her family.
A mystery unfolds as characters go missing, requiring investigation and problem-solving.
A young girl in a small town navigates family challenges and learns about responsibility and self-reliance.
Mog the cat gets lost in the dark after a family outing, experiencing fear before finding his way home.
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