A young protagonist faces challenges and learns about courage and survival in a mountainous region.
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A thrilling adventure unfolds as characters face dangers and mysteries beneath the ocean's surface.
A gentle story about a little sheep who learns about God's love and care through simple, reassuring narratives.
This book follows the adventures of two kangaroos, Kangaroo and Kangaroo, as they navigate their world.
This book explains the Jewish holiday of Sukkot and the tradition of building a sukkah, aimed at young readers.
Gabi uncovers a secret within her dresser, leading to a journey of discovery and self-understanding.
This is a non-fiction account of the rescue of Nicholas Winton, who saved hundreds of Jewish children from Nazi-occupied Czechoslovakia before World War II.
A teenage girl deals with the aftermath of her parents' divorce and a complicated relationship with her father.
A young girl named Emily is haunted by a vengeful spirit after her family moves into a new house. She must uncover the truth about the spirit's past to find peace.
Clara's War (Holocaust Remembrance Book for Young Readers)
Kathy Kacer · 2001
Clara, a young Jewish girl, hides with her family during the Holocaust in Poland.
Phoebe navigates the challenges of middle school, dealing with friendships, family, and self-discovery.
Phoebe navigates life and discovers her destiny in this contemporary story.
A young girl immigrates to Canada with her family and faces the challenges of a new life and a difficult past.
This historical fiction novel follows a young girl's experiences during the Roman Empire's fall.
Margit's story continues as she navigates life during wartime and its aftermath.
A group of friends navigates challenges and personal growth while living in a seaside community.
Kathy collects hats for every occasion, but when she loses her favorite, she learns about resourcefulness and community.
A young boy named Billy learns about the natural world and the relationship between a coyote and a bobcat.
A group of children use their imaginations to play war games, exploring themes of conflict and friendship through their make-believe adventures.
Hallelujah the Clown brings joy and laughter to children, but faces his own personal struggles.
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