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32 books
This non-fiction book explores various animals found in a zoo, describing their characteristics and habitats for young readers.
This book follows a group of teenagers who uncover a dark secret involving a mysterious cult and a supernatural threat.
In a world where sylphs guard ancient forests, a young girl discovers a hidden connection to them and a looming threat.
A teenage girl grapples with her thoughts and emotions, trying to understand herself and her place in the world.
Rose pretends to be a princess to impress a boy, leading to humorous situations.
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This book is a historical account of the construction and significance of cathedrals in medieval France.
A collection of fifteen stories set in Corsica, exploring various themes and characters.
A young girl named Granite is adopted by a kind couple and learns about love and belonging.
A young girl named Elara discovers she can communicate with dragons and must help them in a time of need.
This book is a collection of recipes and stories related to food, likely for a younger audience.
This book explores the complex dynamics within a family. It delves into the relationships between parents and children, and among siblings.
This story features Christophe, a kind-hearted boy who helps others and learns about compassion.
A group of teenagers experiences frightening events while camping in a remote rural area.
Natalie, a young girl, faces challenges and learns about friendship and self-acceptance as she navigates middle school.
Juliette, a star, navigates the challenges and joys of her life.
A group of inventive boys form a secret club and build elaborate contraptions in their small town.
A young girl named Sophie navigates the complexities of friendship and family during a Friday night gathering.
Hébert Luée is a historical novel set in Quebec, following the life of a young man.
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