The Kanter girls navigates the lives and relationships of a family of sisters in the late 19th century.
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17 books
#02
HOUSE ARREST SHELBY WOO 6 (Mystery Files of Shelby Woo)
Lydia C. Marano · 1998
Concern13MildVirtue4Thin
Shelby Woo investigates a mysterious disappearance that occurs during a school event, uncovering clues and suspects.
A young girl learns to appreciate her home and family after a magical mishap.
Twins explores the complex relationship between identical twins, Sarah and Emily, as they navigate adolescence and their individual identities.
This collection of short, simple stories and poems aims to teach children about various topics, including nature, animals, and moral lessons.
A young girl named Rose Marian encounters magical flower fairies in a garden setting.
A young girl named Flora learns about the natural world and the importance of kindness through her observations and interactions with plants and animals.
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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.
#11
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.
#12
LA Gallinita Roja Y LA Espiga Trigo/Little Red Hen and the Ear of Wheat
Mary Finch · 2001
Concern0CleanVirtue10Thin
A hardworking hen seeks help from her lazy farm friends to plant and harvest wheat, facing their reluctance.
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A young child is afraid of the dark and the noises it makes, but learns to overcome their fear. The child confronts imaginary monsters.
Tess engages in various games and activities, often with humorous outcomes, as she interacts with her friends.
This book explores the quirky and unusual nature of a cat through a child's perspective, filled with imaginative descriptions.
A child is terrified of spiders and imagines them in various scary scenarios.
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