Rocko and Spanky, two animal friends, attend a party and navigate social interactions and unexpected events.
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16 books
A little snowbaby cannot sleep and experiences the quiet wonders of a winter night.
A young boy finds a strange, ugly fish that leads him on an unexpected adventure.
Mr. Mil-Puas, a mysterious character, interacts with children in a series of short stories.
The infamous Ratsos, a family of mischievous rats, cause chaos in their neighborhood with their silly antics.
Rocko the raccoon and Spanky the squirrel encounter unexpected visitors in their forest home.
Opposites explores the dynamics between characters with contrasting personalities or situations. It likely deals with themes of understanding and acceptance.
A young girl named Sarah struggles with her overbearing mother and finds solace in her friendships and a new hobby.
A young boy named Jacques discovers a love for ballet and expresses himself through dance in a jungle setting.
Joe Lion, a young boy, receives a pair of oversized boots that lead him on a series of adventures and discoveries.
Joe Lion, a young lion, learns to be brave and responsible when he gets a pair of big boots.
A boy named Barnaby discovers a yeti living in his garden shed and must keep it a secret.
Asking for a Friend: A YA Rom-Com About a Taiwanese Teen, Her Frenemy, and Unexpected Love
A Taiwanese American teen navigates high school, a complicated friendship, and the possibility of romance during a school trip.
A group of friends navigates the complexities of high school, romance, and finding their place during the holidays.
A young woman grapples with grief and a mysterious illness, uncovering secrets about her family and her own mortality.
Love & Resistance: A Cheeky, Whip-Smart YA Novel About a Secret Society and True Friendship
Two teens from different backgrounds form an unlikely friendship while navigating a secret society and social pressures. They learn the value of trust and authenticity.
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