This book provides a factual overview of the United States of America.
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This book is a collection of short stories, likely focusing on celebrations and milestones in a child's life.
This book contains a collection of short stories, likely featuring moral lessons and engaging narratives for young readers.
This historical novel follows Martin, a young boy in 1864, as he navigates life and learns about himself.
This book explores the creation of various nuts and seeds, explaining their origins and purposes.
Martin Farrell, a young boy, experiences life and relationships in a rural setting.
A teenage girl discovers she can absorb the powers of others, leading her into a world of secret organizations and dangerous abilities.
Martin the Warrior, a badger, leads a quest to find a legendary sword to save his homeland from vermin invaders. He faces many battles.
A Black teenager named Justyce writes letters to Martin Luther King Jr. as he navigates racism, police brutality, and social injustice.
A young boy named Martin struggles with his messy habits and the chaos they create in his life and home.
A young girl's prank goes too far, leading to widespread dislike and a desire to make amends and regain friendships.
During World War II, a young African American girl named Lena lives in Harlem and experiences the challenges and joys of her community.
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The peasant and the prince, a story of the French revolution
Harriet Martineau · 1841
Concern60HeavyVirtue37Present
A young prince is forced to flee his country during the French Revolution and finds refuge with a peasant family.
This historical novel follows a young woman's journey to establish a school for girls in a challenging society.
This book explores the development of young people, focusing on their understanding of the world and themselves.
This historical account describes the lives and challenges of early settlers in a new land.
The story follows the lives and adventures of boys at a boarding school in Crofton.
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Feats on the fiord or Rolf and Oddo among the pirates
Harriet Martineau · 1800
Concern38MixedVirtue29Present
Rolf and Oddo are shipwrecked and must survive on a remote island, encountering pirates and other dangers.
A teenage boy named Alex discovers his new computer game is more than just a game when characters start appearing in his world.
This is a simplified adaptation of James Fenimore Cooper's novel about frontier life and conflict between Native Americans and settlers.
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