A collection of stories set in the American West during the 19th century, exploring the lives and experiences of diverse individuals.
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55 books
The historical account of Tonty, a French explorer and fur trader in North America.
This novel follows the lives and relationships of a family in rural America during the late 19th century.
A young woman's life in a frontier settlement is shaped by hardship, community, and her own resilience.
Mary and her cat embark on simple adventures together. The narrative focuses on their daily lives and gentle interactions.
A young rabbit named Pip wakes up to a new day and discovers the world around him.
A talented skater girl finds herself drawn to a mysterious new boy at school, navigating romance and competition.
A young girl named Isabella is sent to live in the Pyrenees mountains and learns about faith and hardship.
A young boy named Robert befriends an owl and learns about nature and God's creation.
This historical novel follows the moral and spiritual development of young women in 19th-century England, emphasizing piety and duty.
#11
The children of the Hartz Mountains, or, The little beggars
Mrs. Mary Martha (Butt) Sherwood · 1826
Concern18MildVirtue31Present
This historical novel tells the story of impoverished children in the Hartz Mountains and their struggles.
#12
The history of Theophilus and Sophia
Mrs. Mary Martha (Butt) Sherwood · 1818
Concern8CleanVirtue56Rich
This historical novel follows the spiritual journey of Theophilus and Sophia as they navigate life and faith in a challenging era.
#13
The orphans of Normandy, or, Florentin and Lucie
Mrs. Mary Martha (Butt) Sherwood · 1822
Concern32MixedVirtue21Present
Two orphaned siblings, Florentin and Lucie, endure hardship and danger during the Norman Conquest of England.
A young woman's journey of faith and spiritual growth is depicted through allegorical characters and settings.
This book, likely a moral tale, explores themes of home, family, and the importance of virtue.
This historical text, written in 1822, discusses the recapture of enslaved people.
A allegorical tale of a young girl navigating a difficult path through a thorny hedge.
This 1850 book offers moral tales and advice for young readers, emphasizing thoughtful actions and Christian conduct.
A narrative exploring the contrast between the proud and the humble, illustrating the consequences of each path.
This collection of moral tales from the 19th century teaches valuable lessons about thrift, industry, and good behavior.
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