A young boy named Jimmy struggles with his identity and finds solace in his imagination and the stars.
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This novel tells the story of a young African-American girl living in the South during the Civil Rights era.
Mary Ann is a historical novel set in the early 20th century, following the life of a young woman named Mary Ann as she faces societal expectations and personal desires.
A farmer's beloved goat causes chaos when it eats his prize-winning vegetables.
A young girl named Lily experiences life and learns about friendship and family on Strawberry Hill.
A whimsical story about a family who decides to have one of everything, leading to humorous chaos.
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And to think that we thought that we'd never be friends
Mary Ann Hoberman · 1999
Concern0CleanVirtue7Thin
This is a rhyming picture book about two friends who discover they are different but still care for each other.
This is a collection of poems and rhymes designed for reading aloud between an adult and a child.
This book explores the diverse and unique ways families are formed and loved.
A young boy named Simon learns about the simple things in life from his grandfather, who is a farmer.
A poetic exploration of the concept of 'home' through various perspectives and forms.
A simple retelling of the classic nursery rhyme about Mary and her beloved lamb.
A collection of short, lyrical essays and reflections on life, family, and the natural world.
Anna, a young girl, finds solace and friendship with the cats at a Russian hermitage.
A simple story following a character named Barney through a typical day.
Barney's Alphabet Soup is a simple book designed to teach young children the alphabet.
This historical novel tells the story of Samboe, an African boy who is taken from his home and experiences life in a different culture.
Barney collects and wears different hats, each with its own story.
A new girl at school navigates the complexities of teenage social dynamics, friendships, and fitting in.
This story explores the dangers of flattery and the importance of genuine friendship.
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