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A young boy named Miles navigates the challenges of his family's unconventional lifestyle and his own identity.
A young Muslim girl navigates school and personal identity while wearing a hijab, facing prejudice and finding her voice.
This novel explores the lives of young people in a French village, focusing on their relationships, dreams, and the challenges they face.
A teen boy grapples with his faith and the supernatural after a traumatic event.
Baylor learns to cope with and overcome his dreadful dreams.
This book tells the story of Douglas, a character from a historical context.
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A young boy named Harry is kidnapped by pirates and embarks on a series of adventures on the high seas.
This novel retells the legend of Taliesin, a Welsh bard and magician.
A boy named Alex spends a summer on his uncle's sailboat, learning about sailing and facing challenges at sea.
This is a retelling of the Irish legend of Finn MacCool and his strong, capable wife, Oonagh.
A retelling of the American folk legend of Paul Bunyan, the giant lumberjack, and his blue ox, Babe, detailing their legendary feats.
A little bunny dreams of becoming a ballet dancer and overcomes obstacles to achieve her goal.
This anthology collects chilling tales from various horror authors.
D.J. struggles with his own insecurities and the pressures of fitting in, leading to conflict with his peers.
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Ida Early, a spirited young girl, takes charge of her younger siblings and their household after their mother's death.
This book follows Danny as he overcomes his fear of going to the dentist with the help of his parents and a friendly dentist.
Queenie Peavy, a spirited and rebellious girl in rural Georgia, struggles with her identity and her difficult family life.
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