A teenage girl discovers her deceased mother's secret life as a spy and must step into her shoes to uncover a conspiracy.
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George wakes up to find his wife has forgotten him, and he must re-earn her love and their shared life.
A group of children prepare for and perform a Christmas play, learning about teamwork and the holiday spirit.
This book explains the Jewish holiday of Sukkot and the tradition of building a sukkah, aimed at young readers.
A teenage girl deals with the aftermath of her parents' divorce and a complicated relationship with her father.
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.
Gabi uncovers a secret within her dresser, leading to a journey of discovery and self-understanding.
Margit's story continues as she navigates life during wartime and its aftermath.
This historical fiction novel follows a young girl's experiences during the Roman Empire's fall.
Phoebe navigates life and discovers her destiny in this contemporary story.
A group of friends navigates challenges and personal growth while living in a seaside community.
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Clara's War (Holocaust Remembrance Book for Young Readers)
Kathy Kacer · 2001
Concern32MixedVirtue32Present
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.
A young girl immigrates to Canada with her family and faces the challenges of a new life and a difficult past.
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.
A young boy named Billy learns about the natural world and the relationship between a coyote and a bobcat.
Hallelujah the Clown brings joy and laughter to children, but faces his own personal struggles.
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