Kristopher the koala learns about colors and finding happiness.
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A teen girl navigates the complexities of her first relationship and the pressures of social media after a scandalous photo surfaces.
A young boy named Zebedee visits a peculiar zoo where the animals are unusual and the zookeeper is eccentric. He has a series of funny adventures.
A group of teenage girls navigate friendship, family, and difficult choices.
A teenage boy grapples with the aftermath of a traumatic event and the secrets surrounding it, leading him to confront danger.
Cass McBride is murdered, and her ghost returns to haunt the people responsible for her death.
A teenage girl navigates the complexities of high school, friendships, and the pressures of fitting in.
A teenage girl grapples with the aftermath of her sister's death and the secrets surrounding it, leading to a dark investigation.
A teenage girl named Sarah struggles with her identity and relationships after a traumatic event.
On the night of a school dance, four teenagers find themselves entangled in a dangerous situation, revealing secrets and testing their relationships.
A teenage girl navigates complex social dynamics and difficult choices in her life.
This story features Tom Tomato, a character who experiences various situations and learns from them.
This book likely explores themes related to Earth and its environment, possibly with a science fiction or educational focus.
A group of young friends has adventures at the seaside.
A young musician named Finn discovers a hidden world and must confront a dark force.
The Munch Bunch characters gather for a party, engaging in typical party activities and interactions.
A teenage girl discovers a hidden world and a dangerous secret that forces her to confront her destiny and protect those she loves.
This educational resource connects literature selections for K-6 students to various aspects of American history.
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A reference guide to historical fiction for children and young adults
Lynda G. Adamson · 1987
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This reference guide provides an annotated bibliography of historical fiction for children and young adults, categorizing books by historical period and theme.
This book provides literary connections to American history for students in grades 7-12.
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