In 17th-century New England, young Honor faces Puritan society's strictures and her own desires for freedom.
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Twins, Mary and Martha, discover they can switch places and experience each other's lives.
A young woman named Mary works in a story shop, where she encounters various characters and learns about the power of narratives.
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A young rabbit named Pip wakes up to a new day and discovers the world around him.
This book offers a dual narrative exploring the experiences of two young people, one in the US and one in Kenya, searching for their families.
This novel reimagines the biblical story of Mary, the mother of Jesus, from her perspective.
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A young girl named Bertha faces hardship and learns to rely on her faith and inner strength.
Two siblings investigate a mysterious disappearance and strange occurrences at their aunt's farm, uncovering secrets about the local community.
A young detective travels to Quebec to solve a perplexing mystery involving a missing heirloom and a suspicious family.
A historical novel depicting the lives and social dynamics of a village community.
Mary, a teenager, deals with difficult family circumstances and her own emotional turmoil.
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Hilda the hen tries to find a quiet place to lay her egg but is disturbed by various farm animals.
A young character learns to overcome a challenge and achieve their goal through effort.
This historical fiction novel follows a young girl named Mary as she navigates life and faith in a small Finnish-American community.
The Daughters of the Stars is a collection of myths and legends from various cultures, focusing on celestial beings and creation stories.
A young Roman girl named Lyra is captured and sent to a desert oasis, where she must adapt to survive.
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The Lion Who Couldn't Say No (Golden Step Ahead Beginning)
Mary C. Olson · 1988
Concern0CleanVirtue2Thin
A lion learns to assert himself and say no when he finds it difficult to refuse requests.
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