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A young girl named Sarah learns about the joys and challenges of shopping with her mother.
A collection of classic fairytale retellings featuring beloved princesses and their adventures.
A teenage girl grapples with her past, mental health struggles, and a dangerous secret in a small, isolated town.
Bob the dog loves pizza and tries to get his own slice.
This novel follows a character's journey and experiences on a solitary road, likely involving personal reflection and challenges.
This historical text offers advice and encouragement for young women aspiring to become sailors.
The narrative centers on the experiences and challenges of girls at a boarding school.
This non-fiction guide offers advice and encouragement to young women on cultivating virtuous character and achieving success.
This biographical novel tells the story of Edith, a young girl who overcomes challenges in the American backwoods.
A young girl named Braggadocio learns humility and the value of truth through her experiences.
This book explores the concept of happiness through the experiences of the Cameron family.
This 19th-century novel follows a young woman navigating societal expectations and seeking justice during a labor dispute.
Tip-Top follows a young protagonist striving for a noble aim, emphasizing personal growth and virtue.
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Hurrah For New England! Or The Virginia Boy's Vacation
Louisa C. Tuthill · 1847
Concern0CleanVirtue7Thin
A young boy from Virginia, named Thomas, travels to New England for a vacation and experiences the sights and sounds of a different region.
The story of Belinda, a young woman, likely follows her romantic entanglements and personal journey as she navigates society and love.
A prescriptive guide for young women in the 19th century, offering advice on character, conduct, and domesticity.
A young boy named Harry learns about his spiritual nature and the importance of inner strength and virtue.
#19
Hurrah for New England, or, The Virginia boy's vacation
Louisa C. Tuthill · 1861
Concern7CleanVirtue7Thin
A young boy from Virginia visits New England and learns about its history, culture, and people.
A young Black girl in a predominantly white town confronts prejudice and finds her voice through art and friendship.
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