In a future war, a young girl named K.C. pilots a drone to fight against an invading force.
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17 books
Seven short stories featuring the adventures and daily lives of a group of dormice.
A little chicken wants to lay golden eggs, leading to humorous attempts and a lesson about contentment.
A young cat named Felis experiences life and learns about the world around her.
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Die Geschichte von der kleinen Gans, die nicht schnell genug war
Hanna Johansen · 1989
Concern0CleanVirtue2Thin
A little goose named Gack learns a lesson about patience and not always being the fastest.
A young girl named Anna learns that dinosaurs are not extinct but live hidden in a secret world.
Kelsea Raleigh is thrust into a dangerous quest to reclaim her throne and protect her kingdom from dark forces.
A young woman named Kelsea discovers she is the rightful heir to a dangerous throne and must reclaim her kingdom.
This novel tells the story of Sarah, a young girl in the 1850s, who faces hardship and finds strength in her faith and resilience.
A young Black girl named Sarah navigates the challenges of growing up in Harlem during the 1960s.
Two girls from different backgrounds form an unlikely friendship and learn to overcome their differences.
This historical fiction novel follows Sarah Jane, a young enslaved girl on a Maryland plantation in 1850, as she navigates the harsh realities of her life and dreams of freedom.
Set during the Civil War, this novel follows a young enslaved girl named Mumbet as she seeks freedom and justice.
A young girl named Sarah finds a mysterious gift that changes her life and the lives of those around her.
A young girl navigates the challenges of growing up and finding her place in the world.
This book, titled 'I Am a Frog,' likely uses a child's perspective to explore themes of identity, observation, and the natural world.
A young girl named Lena flees Nazi Germany with her family and faces immense hardship and loss.
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