Pick-Up Game is a realistic fiction novel about a group of diverse teenagers who come together through their shared love of basketball. They learn about teamwork and overcoming prejudice.
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This is a collection of nine short stories exploring themes of death and remembrance, featuring diverse characters and settings.
This book is a collection of essays and reflections on faith, life, and personal growth. It encourages readers to explore their spiritual journeys and find meaning in everyday experiences.
This book follows a group of teenagers dealing with social pressures, family issues, and their own insecurities. The story explores their attempts to fit in and find their place.
Alex, who has schizophrenia, navigates high school and a budding romance while managing her mental health.
Two teenagers, Sarah and Ben, investigate mysterious occurrences on a remote island, uncovering secrets and facing danger.
Pioneer Puzzle is a historical fiction novel set in the American West, focusing on the challenges faced by pioneer families.
A young boy named Billy helps his Grandpa with various tasks, learning about responsibility and family.
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A young woman is drawn into a dangerous world of political intrigue and forbidden magic after a betrayal by someone she trusted.
A young pilot joins a space academy and gets caught up in a dangerous mission to save humanity.
Teddy, a young dog, is abandoned and finds his way through various challenges to a loving home.
A young girl named Kitty loves ballet and dreams of becoming a prima ballerina, practicing her moves and attending classes.
A humorous and whimsical tale exploring the reasons why chickens might cross the road.
A shy, bespectacled boy named Alex uses his intelligence and a bit of luck to overcome bullies and win the school science fair.
A teenager navigates the challenges of being nearsighted and the social awkwardness that comes with it.
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