A young girl learns to appreciate her home and family after a magical mishap.
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This novel reimagines the biblical story of Mary, the mother of Jesus, from her perspective.
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This historical novel follows the lives of young women in the 19th century, focusing on their relationships and societal expectations.
This novel explores the idea that true beauty comes from inner character and good deeds, not just appearance.
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Grace's visit, or, The wrong way to cure a fault
Bradley, Mary E. · 1864
Concern0CleanVirtue26Present
A young girl named Grace learns a valuable lesson about obedience and correcting her faults through a visit.
A young girl struggles with insomnia and learns to cope with her racing thoughts.
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Two orphaned twin sisters, Rose and Lily, find solace and purpose in a kind aunt's garden.
This story follows a young Australian girl who travels to London and navigates new experiences and relationships.
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This historical fiction novel follows the childhood experiences of Dan in 19th-century England.
A historical account of a family's search for fortune and adventure in a mining town.
This book tells the story of an elf owl and its life in the desert.
This book tells the story of an Indian boy's life and experiences before the arrival of Europeans.
Three young squirrels, Hurry, Skurry, and Flurry, face the challenges of winter and learn about cooperation and resourcefulness.
Hah-Nee, a young Native American girl, learns about her heritage and the traditions of her people.
This story follows a group of friends navigating the complexities of school, relationships, and growing up.
A young boy named Walter must deliver an apple to the king to save his village from starvation.
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