A young girl navigates the challenges of adolescence and self-acceptance.
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Sarah and her friend Sissy embark on an adventurous journey across the desert with camels.
This novel explores the emotional and physical pain experienced by characters, delving into difficult life circumstances.
Adolescent literature as a complement to the content areas
Paula Greathouse · 2017
This non-fiction book explores how adolescent literature can be used to enhance learning across various academic subjects.
A teenage girl is sent to a remote boarding school in Scotland after her mother's death, where she uncovers dark secrets about the school and its students.
Two teenagers, Alex and Chloe, discover a hidden world beneath Rome and must protect it.
A young woman navigates the challenges of her family's past and her own identity.
A teenage girl is sent to a remote island to live with her estranged father, only to discover dark secrets and a dangerous past.
A young boy named Paul moves to a seaside village and learns about the natural world and his family's history.
A young boy named Kip lives with his grandfather, a falconer, in a remote castle and learns about the responsibilities of caring for a royal bird.
This collection features classic fairy tales with a focus on the lives of humble characters and their interactions with royalty.
Lily, a Korean American girl, adjusts to life in a new town and faces challenges of fitting in.
A young girl named Chloe is invited to play a mysterious game that has strange consequences.
A young boy named David struggles with his identity and family after his parents' separation.
A young girl named Hannah struggles with her identity and family expectations during the Christmas season.
A young girl named Lily experiences the challenges of growing up and finding her place in the world.
A young boy is kidnapped and forced into slavery on a slave ship, where he witnesses the horrors of the trade.
A young girl named Elzira is sent to live with her aunt in a remote Western town, where she encounters hardship and learns about resilience.
Thirteen-year-old Jessie Bollier is kidnapped and forced to play his fife on a slave ship to keep the human cargo 'exercised.'
A young boy named Billy struggles with his conscience after stealing a cat.
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