Les Illustres Farceurs is a humorous story about a group of mischievous characters.
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19 books
A knight named Jordan undertakes a quest to protect his kingdom from a looming threat, facing challenges and making difficult choices.
Jordan, a young apprentice knight, faces trials and learns about honor and duty.
A retelling of the classic fable where a city mouse visits his country cousin and experiences different lifestyles.
This novel reimagines the biblical story of Mary, the mother of Jesus, from her perspective.
A little fairy named Holly helps a family find the perfect Christmas tree and spread holiday cheer.
Cassie finds herself in a wartime setting and forms a connection with a soldier, facing difficult circumstances.
A young girl named Elodie searches for a lost arrow in a magical forest.
Annabel Andrews and her mother, Ellen, magically swap bodies for a day, experiencing each other's lives and learning valuable lessons.
A teen investigates a series of mysterious deaths connected to an old family curse and a hidden secret.
A teenage girl and her mother magically swap bodies and must navigate each other's lives.
In a small town, a young woman uncovers a dark secret connected to a local legend and a series of disappearances.
A mother and daughter magically switch bodies and must navigate each other's lives.
The mystery of Hoyle's mouth, or, The adventures of two runaway boys
Mary E. Ropes · 1898
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Batman and Tarzan team up to stop a villain who is stealing valuable artifacts from a jungle expedition.
This is a comic book featuring the bounty hunter Jango Fett from the Star Wars universe.
A young Roman girl named Lyra is captured and sent to a desert oasis, where she must adapt to survive.
Set during wartime, this story follows a young girl's experiences and resilience as she navigates difficult circumstances.
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