Heidi, an orphaned girl, is sent to live with her reclusive grandfather in the Swiss Alps, where she brings joy and light.
Results
Results for “Lisa R. Church”
27 books
Content breakdown not yet generated — open the book to score it.
Two boys, Richard and Peter, embark on a perilous journey down a river, facing nature's challenges.
Set in the English countryside, this story follows the life of a young boy named Stephen and his connection to nature and his community.
A young child experiences the joys and responsibilities of getting their first puppy.
Content breakdown not yet generated — open the book to score it.
A young boy named Diego befriends a group of baby sea turtles and helps them navigate the dangers of the ocean.
A young girl named Maya tries to collect as many bananas as possible for a party.
A group of kids travels through time, encountering historical events and figures.
During the summer of 1965, a young girl named Maya experiences first love, friendship challenges, and self-discovery while working at a beachside diner.
This book explores the concept of building and maintaining an inclusive church community.
A young girl named Sarah moves to a new town and discovers a hidden world of magic and danger.
Shmulik, a young boy in Jerusalem, dreams of becoming an artist and uses his talent to bring color to his community.
A young girl named Maya faces a series of humorous and chaotic events when she accidentally switches bodies with her pet hamster.
Content breakdown not yet generated — open the book to score it.
A missionary family's experiences and observations in India during the late 19th century.
A young pig named Ping Pong learns about friendship, overcoming challenges, and finding his place in the world through his adventures.
A young girl learns to appreciate her unique qualities and finds her voice through a school project.
Content breakdown not yet generated — open the book to score it.
Digby, a determined young boy, embarks on a quest to achieve his goals.
Can’t find it?
Add a book to Dokilit
Search Open Library and Google Books — we’ll score it for you.