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Margaret Howitt · 1890
James Gibson and his friend, or, The two schoolboys, explores themes of friendship, loyalty, and the challenges faced by boys in a boarding school setting.
Margaret is a young girl navigating the challenges and joys of growing up in a small town.
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This novel explores the intertwined lives of characters dealing with wealth and poverty.
This is a retelling of the classic Brothers Grimm fairy tale about four animals who travel to Bremen to become musicians. They find a new purpose together.
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A young girl named Rosie experiences the joys and simple adventures of life in the countryside.
This is a retelling of the classic legend of Saint George and his battle with a fearsome dragon.
Grandma Merritt shares a series of heartwarming and instructive stories with her grandchildren, covering various life lessons and moral teachings.
A young boy named Thomas experiences a powerful and mysterious wave that changes his perspective on life.
This book describes the simple joys and activities of young children during their playtime.
A poor fisherman's son is granted magical gifts by a Tsar and embarks on a quest to rescue a princess.
Lemuel Gulliver's voyages lead him to the land of Lilliput, where tiny people inhabit a world with its own peculiar customs and conflicts.
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This story follows Little Rosie through various Christmas celebrations, emphasizing joy, family, and the spirit of the holiday.
This book addresses a difficult and traumatic event, focusing on the aftermath and the process of healing.
A retelling of Mark Twain's classic, this version follows Tom Sawyer's mischievous adventures along the Mississippi River.
Aunt Margaret tells the story of a young girl's visit to her aunt and the lessons she learns.
Margaret Gold is a narrative likely focusing on character development and moral lessons.
A young woman named Sarah navigates the complexities of life and love in Greenwich Village during the 1950s.
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