A group of high school students deals with social pressures, rumors, and the consequences of their actions.
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103 books
A teenage girl navigates a summer job and unexpected romance at a beach resort.
A group of friends forms a band and pursues their dreams of musical success.
This book chronicles the experiences and emotions of a young person going through a break-up.
A teenage girl navigates the complexities of her life, including friendships, family, and personal challenges. She learns to accept her circumstances and find her own way.
This book focuses on teaching children about the importance of peace and how to foster it through positive interactions.
This is a collection of short stories about a baby named Carter and his family.
A young boy discovers he is part of an ancient order sworn to protect the world from a dark prophecy.
Donald Fraser is a historical biography or narrative focusing on the life of Donald Fraser.
This book features stories and reflections related to jazz music and its cultural impact.
Old MacDonald is depicted driving a tractor in this story.
A young girl named Alice embarks on a fantastical adventure in a strange and whimsical world.
A young man named Peter Carter is caught in the horrors of World War II, facing the brutal realities of combat and the loss of his comrades.
Leo and his friends embark on a quest to find a magical gauntlet to save their kingdom.
A teenage girl named Maya struggles with her identity and relationships as she deals with a group of friends who are not always truthful.
Lizzie B. Hayes navigates the challenges and joys of summertime.
This is a collection of short stories and essays, likely offering moral lessons and practical advice.
This book tells the story of the Bible from creation to the early church.
A young person is on the run, trying to escape pursuers and find safety.
A teenage girl grapples with her identity and relationships as she navigates a new school and social dynamics.
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