Two orphaned twin sisters, Rose and Lily, find solace and purpose in a kind aunt's garden.
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This historical fiction novel follows the childhood experiences of Dan in 19th-century England.
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A young girl named Mary discovers a hob, a benevolent house spirit, who helps her family through difficult times.
A young girl struggles with insomnia and learns to cope with her racing thoughts.
A young boy named Salt Boy is tasked with caring for his family's sheep in a harsh desert environment.
This novel reimagines the biblical story of Mary, the mother of Jesus, from her perspective.
The story follows Mary Erskine as she navigates the challenges and social dynamics of boarding school life.
Mary Jane, a shy teenager, navigates her first year of high school in 1970s Brooklyn, dealing with new friendships and family dynamics.
Mary Jane navigates the complexities of adolescence, friendships, and family life in a suburban setting.
Daniel and his friends have an exciting encounter with dinosaurs.
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This story follows a young Australian girl who travels to London and navigates new experiences and relationships.
Daniel imagines a world filled with dinosaurs, interacting with them in various scenarios.
A young girl learns to appreciate her home and family after a magical mishap.
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.
This book tells the story of an Indian boy's life and experiences before the arrival of Europeans.
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