A group of teenagers deals with the aftermath of a traumatic event that has fractured their community and relationships.
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A group of young athletes navigates the challenges of a new school year and team dynamics.
Princess Arabella celebrates her birthday with a grand party, encountering various animals and enjoying the festivities.
This book celebrates the idea that every girl is a princess, regardless of her background or appearance.
Megan, a young girl in the 1950s, navigates family life, friendships, and the challenges of growing up.
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A young girl's summer is turned upside down when her parents make questionable decisions about her life.
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A group of friends investigates the mystery of Grandma's missing prize-winning pumpkin pie.
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Beady Bear, a stuffed toy, longs for a friend and experiences loneliness until he finds companionship with a young boy.
This humorous story explains how a goose named Will's Quill helped William Shakespeare write his plays.
A young girl named Stella travels to the moon with her pet, a space cat, and encounters various whimsical characters and situations.
This book features simple rhymes and riddles designed for young children, often accompanied by illustrations of the bear character Corduroy.
Corduroy the bear goes on an adventure to find a new home and friends.
A young squirrel named Squeaky gathers acorns for winter, encountering various woodland creatures and situations.
A young witch named Tilly tries to use her magic for good but often causes humorous mishaps.
Earl the Squirrel tries to find a place to store his acorns and learns about sharing.
Barnaby Bear, a performer, decides to retire from his act and open a restaurant called Bearymore.
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