A family navigates life and faith in the late 19th century, facing various challenges.
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This story follows a group of friends navigating the complexities of school, relationships, and growing up.
This novel reimagines the biblical story of Mary, the mother of Jesus, from her perspective.
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.
#06
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.
Frank faces a moral dilemma when he is tempted to lie to protect his friend, ultimately learning the importance of honesty and integrity.
A young woman named Clara finds solace and purpose in fly fishing after experiencing a personal tragedy, connecting with nature and her own resilience.
This book uses simple language and illustrations to explore the concepts of light and darkness.
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A young enslaved girl named Annie writes letters detailing her life and experiences.
This collection of letters from a young girl named Trots to her doll offers a glimpse into her daily life, thoughts, and feelings.
Dina, a young girl, navigates the challenges of growing up and finding her place in a new environment.
This book offers spiritual guidance and encouragement for believers on their journey of faith.
This is a fictionalized account of Ellen Craft, an enslaved woman who escaped to freedom in the North.
This historical novel tells the story of a young enslaved boy named Cato who learns to read and write through secret correspondence.
Set in colonial America, this historical fiction novel follows a young girl named Elspeth as she navigates prejudice and seeks justice. It addresses themes of cultural conflict and resilience.
Three sisters from Alabama embark on a journey to Los Angeles, encountering various adventures and personal growth.
#19
The mystery of Hoyle's mouth, or, The adventures of two runaway boys
Mary E. Ropes · 1898
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