This is an educational book designed to teach young children basic concepts and vocabulary.
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18 books
Althea and Oliver are two teenagers who discover a mysterious portal that leads them to a dangerous alternate reality.
A group of young friends embarks on an adventure to solve a mystery at the Imperial Museum, encountering puzzles and clues.
Zoe embarks on a series of exciting and unusual holiday adventures.
A young girl named Sofia grapples with family secrets and her identity in a Cuban-American community.
Peanut faces an unexpected situation and learns to handle it with help from others.
A young woman named Elara discovers she is a descendant of titans and must fight ancient beasts.
A young woman named Lyra discovers a hidden world and a dangerous secret connected to her past.
A story about a weaver whose eyes are stolen by a mysterious entity.
A young girl travels to her ancestral home in China, discovering family history and a connection to her past.
A young girl named Jubela experiences life and challenges in Africa.
Ciclo de la leche is a novel by Cristina Quental, likely exploring themes related to life, cycles, and perhaps family or personal growth. The title suggests themes of nurture or beginnings.
A novel exploring themes of family, tradition, and personal growth within a Portuguese setting.
Two friends, Alex and Ben, embark on an exciting cross-country car race. They face challenges and learn about teamwork and perseverance.
A teen girl finds herself in a dangerous situation when she starts dating a superhero. She must learn to survive the perils of his world.
This graphic memoir explores the author's Japanese-American identity and family history, including internment during WWII.
This novel follows the lives of several immigrant families living in a Delaware apartment complex, exploring their struggles, dreams, and the challenges of assimilation in America.
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