Twins, Mary and Martha, discover they can switch places and experience each other's lives.
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This novel reimagines the biblical story of Mary, the mother of Jesus, from her perspective.
Harry, a young boy, learns to manage his temper and make better choices.
A young fairy named Lily uses magic to solve problems, often with humorous results.
Harry, a young boy, navigates his experiences and feelings, often leaving behind metaphorical footprints.
Robbie encounters an alien and learns about friendship and understanding different beings.
A retelling of Chaucer's classic tales, adapted for a younger audience.
A young boy named Leo travels to the Amazon rainforest and befriends a group of jungle animals, learning about their lives and the importance of their habitat.
Fergus the Forgetful is a young boy who often misplaces things, leading to humorous situations.
Griselda celebrates her silver birthday with a magical adventure involving a talking cat and a hidden garden.
Magic Mix-Up! is a humorous fantasy story about a magical mishap.
Bea, a young girl, experiences the magic and traditions of Christmas in a heartwarming story.
Captain Motley and the Pirate's Gold (Rockets: Motley's Crew)
Margaret Ryan · 2001
A young boy named Captain Motley and his crew embark on a treasure hunt for pirate's gold.
A young fairy named Lily discovers her magical abilities and learns to use them to help others and solve problems.
Little Blue goes out to play in this story. It focuses on a child's outdoor activities and experiences.
A young fairy named Lily gets into magical trouble and must find a way to fix it.
Harry the Tiger is a story about a tiger who learns to overcome his fears.
A young girl named Abby deals with the challenges of growing up and finding her place.
This book features Princess Lily anticipating her birthday and the creation of a special hat by her grandmother.
A young girl named Robbie encounters pirates and goes on an adventure at sea.
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